strip themselves into their shirts, as to vault; compliment who shall
begin; as Camillo is about to vault, Flamineo pitcheth him upon his
neck, and, with the help of the rest, writhes his neck about; seems to
see if it be broke, and lays him folded double, as 'twere under the
horse; makes show to call for help; Marcello comes in, laments; sends
for the cardinal and duke, who comes forth with armed men; wonders at
the act; commands the body to be carried home; apprehends Flamineo,
Marcello, and the rest, and go, as 'twere, to apprehend Vittoria.


Brach. 'Twas quaintly done; but yet each circumstance
I taste not fully.


Conj. Oh, 'twas most apparent!
You saw them enter, charg'd with their deep healths
To their boon voyage; and, to second that,
Flamineo calls to have a vaulting horse
Maintain their sport; the virtuous Marcello
Is innocently plotted forth the room;
Whilst your eye saw the rest, and can inform you
The engine of all.


Brach. It seems Marcello and Flamineo
Are both committed.


Conj. Yes, you saw them guarded;
And now they are come with purpose to apprehend