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The chief Elizabethan dramatists, excluding Shakespeare

Act 3 — [Scene I.][3943]

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[Scene I.][3943]

Enter Alonzo and De Flores. (In the act-time[3944] De Flores hides a naked rapier) [behind a door.]

De Flores. Yes, here are all the keys; I was afraid, my lord, I ’d wanted for the postern, this is it. I ’ve all, I ’ve all, my lord: this for the sconce.[3945] Alon. ’Tis a most spacious and impregnable fort. De F. You ’ll tell me more, my lord. This descent5 Is somewhat narrow, we shall never pass Well with our weapons, they ’ll but trouble us. Alon. Thou sayest true. De F. Pray, let me help your lordship. Alon. ’T is done: thanks, kind De Flores. De F. Here are hooks, my lord, To hang such things on purpose.10 [Hanging up his own sword and that of Alonzo.] Alon. Lead, I ’ll follow thee. Exeunt.[3946]

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