Comes, c. Halt Then ye are What thesefforeign lords would model into greatness Be there such thought among ye of this high position? Which of ye, think, he the best sample for the work? For they would make gods of ye they look at each other, but say nothing] Aye, there is much Wisdom in that silent lip, and self-denial Yet, me thinks ye are deceived, for I hold no heart in a flattering homage; they please ye but for plunder and rapine Be cautious to adversity. Pride, like power, betrays the poor Let hope be, battle brave With this adversity Pass on and form upon shore of Bumairs. I'll meet thee there, anon. all exit. About to go] Ah, here comes our friends Paules and Garbolos Welcome, Chiefs; welcome, Garbolos

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