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 Nay, collect yourself a little.

Awake man, awake!—Come, thy signature, and have done with it! What? Thou art the youngest in the whole company, and wouldest be wiser than all of us together? Look there! thy father has signed—we have all signed.

Use your influence. Instruct him.

My son is at the age of discretion.

What's the dispute?

He declines subscribing the paper.

I say, it may as well stay till to-morrow.

It cannot stay. We have all subscribed to it— and so must you.—You must subscribe.

Illo, good night!

No!—You come not off so! The Duke shall learn who are his friends. (all collect round Illo and Max.)

What my sentiments are towards the Duke, the Duke knows, every one knows—what need of this wild stuff?