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Enter Serberine.
Ser. Here, Serberine, attend and stay thy pace;
For here did Don Lorenzo's page appoint
That thou by his command shouldst meet with him.
How fit a place--if one were so dispos'd--
Methinks this corner is to close with one.
Ped. Here comes the bird that I must seize upon:
Now, Pedringano, or never, play the man!
Ser. I wonder that his lordship stays so long, 30
Or wherefore should he send for me so late?
Ped. For this, Serberine!--and thou shalt ha't.
[Shoots the dag.
So, there he lies; my promise is perform'd.
The Watch.
1. Hark, gentlemen, this is a pistol shot.
2. And here's one slain;--stay the murderer.
Ped. Now by the sorrows of the souls in hell,
[He strives with the watch.
Who first lays hand on me, I'll be his priest.
3. Sirrah, confess, and therein play the priest,
Why hast thou thus unkindly kill'd the man?
Ped. Why? because he walk'd abroad so late. 40
3. Come, sir, you had been better kept your bed,
Than have committed this misdeed so late.
2. Come, to the marshal's with the murderer!

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Spanish Tragedy: A Play. Contributors: Thomas Kyd - author, J. Schick - editor. Publisher: J. M. Dent. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1898. Page Number: 56.
    
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