THE TEMPEST. ACT V

IVov Sir, my licgc,

Do not infest your miud tviUi botting on The strangeness of this business; at pick'd leisure, 'Which shall be shortly, single TU résolve yoa (Which to you shall fteem probable,) of every Thèse happeûM accidents : till when, be thecrful. And tliink of each Ihing well.— Corne hithcr, spirit; {Àtide,) Set Callban and his companions free :

Untie the spell. [Ë^U XkïBt.) How farcs my gracions Sirt Th^re %tt yel misMiig of y ottr emniMiny ff&i^e few odd lads, ihài fm fèmember iioi«

Ri'iiiUer Ariel, ériving in Calibaa^ Stephano, and T&iNCULOy in their slolen oppareL

S0t% Entj^iàêA êhUi for dl the feM> «wl M no ttiMi ttke carefor himself: for ali is but fortune :-«^€onigio> bMf-mom^ ter, Goragio !

SMn. If ih«ae be tnie s|^es wbich I wear in «ly liead, tere's a goodly «ighu

CcU. O Setebos, thèse be brave spirits, kideed! How Âne my master is 1 I am afraid Ho will chastise me.

Sêi^ Ha, ha !

What thÎAgs are thèse, my lord Aatoûio ? WiU monoy buy ^hem ?

litU» Very lii^e ; one of Uiem

Is a plmn ûsh, and, no doubt, markeiablc.

Pro* Mark bui the badges of thèse mon, my lords, Tlioa «ay^, if they be true t'— This mis-shapen koave, His 4Hother was « witch ; Mid oao so stroag Tàiat coHld e^airol the rnoon, make flows and ebbs. And deal in her commande without her power : Thèse three jMverobb'd me; and this demi-devil (For he'iS a l)astard one,) had plotted with thcm To talte myïife; two of thèse fellows you Must knoWi ^d own ; this thing of darkness I Acinowledge mine.

CaL I shall be pinch*d to dcatli.

Alon, Is not this Stephano, my drunken butler?

Seb. He is drunk now : Wliere had he vvine ?