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I cannot doubt it. When he left the chapel A long time in his chamber he remain'd; When he came forth again, I watch'd his eye, And it was calm, though gloomy. Then, forthwith, He gave his orders that a band of spearmen Should be in readiness to guard the prisoner Bound to Zamora; and were he in doubt, He were not now so calm, being before So greatly agitated. Hie thee quickly. [Exeunt severally.

 

The Court at Zamora, a Grand Hall of Audience. , ''&c. discovered in waiting; a Flourish of Trumpets; enter the and his Train, who walks slowly, as he receives their Homage, to a Chair of State near the front of the Stage.''

May't please your highness, look on this petition, Humbly presented to your royal notice By one of noble blood. 