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SCENE II.

Enter SAGARISTIO, leading in SATURIO's daughter, both in Persian habits.
Sag.
Here am I.

Tox.
O fine! O brave! A splendid dress indeed!
And the tiara gives a grace to it.
The slipper too!—How nicely it becomes
The stranger—But your parts have you well studied?

Sag.
No tragic actor, nor no comic, e'er
Studied his part with such attention—

Tox.
'Troth
You aid me well—Retire quite out of sight,
[to Sag. &c.
And pray, be silent—When you see me talking
With that same pandar, then's the proper time
To join us, and approach—So—Now march off—