SCENE II.— Anothbr Part of the Islakd

Enter Stephano and TâïwcuLo; Galibah foU&wing wifh

3t0. Tell i|ot me ;«^wlien the butt is out, we will driok vmt&r; not a drop before: ibereférabeArup^ aadlxmrd'en: Servaflt^ moQSter, drink to me»

THn. Seryant-mooster ? the foUy of this islaad 1 They &ay» there'sbutûve upoa thisisle: we are three of them; if tho other two be braiued like u$> the sute to tiers*

Ste. Drink, servant-monster, when I bid thee;thy eyes are almost set in thj head.

Trin. Where should they be seteîse? he were a brave monster indeed, if they were set in his taîl.

Sle. My man-moixsler haih droimed bia t<Mif«« ia for my part, thé sea cannot drown me : l swam, ente I oèvhl recover the shore» fiyekaad^tbirty le»^es, ofif and on, by tais lîght. — Thou shalt be my lieutenant, momtNr» or wy aloidari.

Trin. Yoor lieutenant, if you lîst ; he's no standard.

Ste, We'U not run, monsieur moflffter.

Trin. Nor go netther : bal yoa'll lie, like âogs ; and yel lay nothingneither.

Sle. Mooa-oalfji «j^eak once in thy lif^ if thou bee^t a goad moon-calf»

€ai. How does thy honour ? Let me lick thy shoe: l*n BOt serve bkn, he is not valiant.

7r4|i, lrho^ liest, most ignorait nuKOi^r; I am ia case to jiil^Ue a çqnstable ; Why„ thou debosbed Sisb thou» was therct çver mai^ ^ CAward, that kath drunk so mucb stck as 1 to-day? WUmtPH tell a monstrous lie, being but half a fish, and half a monster ?

Cal, Lo, how he mocks me ! wilt thou let him, my lord ?

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