Eyes were never off from their respective Servants. There was enquiry
made for them, but to no purpose; for they to prevent their being
discovered had prepared another House, distant from their Lodging, where
a Servant attended to disarm them, and another carried back their Horses
to the Villa, while they walked unsuspected to their Lodging; but
Incognita had given command to a Page to dog 'em till the Evening, at a
distance, and bring her word where they were latest housed.

While several Conjectures pass'd among the Company, who were all gone to
Dinner at the Palace, who those Cavaliers should be, Don Fabio thought
himself the only Man able to guess; for he knew for certain that his Son
and Hippolito were both in Town, and was well enough pleased with his
humour of remaining Incognito till the Diversions should be over,
believing then that the surprize of his Discovery would add much to the
Gallantry he had shown in Masquerade; but hearing the extraordinary
liking that every body express'd, and in a particular manner, the great
Duke himself, to the Persons and Behaviour of the unknown Cavaliers, the
Old Gentleman could not forbear the Vanity to tell his Highness, that he
believed he had an interest in one of the Gentlemen, whom he was pleased
to honour with so favourable a Character; and told him what reason he had
to believe the one to be his Son, and the other a Spanish Nobleman, his
Friend.

This discovery having thus got vent, was diffused like Air; every body
suck'd it in, and let it out again with their Breath to the next they met
withal; and in half an hours time it was talked of in the House where our
Adventurers were lodged. Aurelian was stark mad at the News, and knew
what search would be immediately made for him. Hippolito, had he not
been desperately in Love, would certainly have taken Horse and rid out of
Town just then, for he could make no longer doubt of being discovered,