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Scæna Secunda.
Enter Borasco with Souldiers.Bor.
—So now the day's our own—but yet the Duke
Escap'd—Marciano not prisoner!
The victory is not such as I expected.
But come, my Mirmydons,—wee'l not give over;
Let's, with a party of our choicest horse,
Make narrow search for Marciano:
For, if we find him not, we must not think
To gain the Generals favour.—Come, my Boyes,
He hath attempted oft to strip the Senate
Of their new power, and so destroy us all;
Whose hopes are nourished by the present wars:
So that if you shall catch him, you may sure
Expect a great reward:—his excellency,
The brave Lord Barbaro will hugg you for it.
Exit with Sould.
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