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The works of Thomas Middleton, Volume 4 (of 5)

Act 4 — ACT IV.

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Enter Gentlemen, Vermandero meeting them with action of wonderment at the disappearance of Piracquo. Enter Alsemero, with Jasperino and gallants: Vermandero points to him, the gentlemen seeming to applaud the choice. Alsemero, Vermandero, Jasperino, and the others, pass over the stage with much pomp, Beatrice as bride following in great state, attended by Diaphanta, Isabella, and other gentlewomen; De Flores after all, smiling at the accident:[462] Alonzo’s ghost appears to him in the midst of his smile, and startles him, shewing the hand whose finger he had cut off.

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