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I do not fear what thou may'st do to me.

No; but I fear it, therefore quit me instantly. Out, out! (Opening the door and pushing him away.) Ho! Ehleypoolie! ye who wait without, I want your presence here. [Exit.

My lord, we humbly wait for your commands. (Aside to .) He heeds us not: as though we were not here. (Aloud.) We humbly wait, my lord, to know your pleasure.

My pleasure is (Stopping, and looking bewildered.) I know not what it is.

Perhaps, my lord, you wish to countermand