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Ateu. Whats that? Slipper?

Slip. By my faith, well gest; and so 'tis indeed. Youll be my
maister?

Ateu. I meane so. 500

Slip. Reade this first.

Ateu. Pleaseth it any Gentleman to entertaine a seruant of more
wit then stature, let them subscribe, and attendance shall be
given. What, of this?

Slip. He is my brother, sir; and we two were borne togither, 505
must serue togither, and will die togither, though we be both
hangd.

Ateu. Whats thy name?

Nano. Nano.

Ateu. The etimologie of which word is a dwarfe. Art not 510
thou the old stoykes son that dwels in his Tombe?

Ambo. We are.

Ateu. Thou art welcome to me. Wilt thou giue thy selfe
wholly to be at my disposition?

Nano. In all humilitie I submit, my selfe. 515

Ateu. Then will I deck thee Princely, instruct thee Courtly,
and present thee to the Queene as my gift. Art thou content?

Nano. Yes, and thanke your honor too.

Slip. Then welcome, brother, and follow now.

Andr. 〈coming forward〉. May it please your honor to abase 520
your eye so lowe as to looke either on my bill or my selfe.

Ateu. What are you?

Andr. By birth a gentleman; in profession a scholler; and one
that knew your honor in Edenborough, before your worthi-

nesse cald you to this reputation: By me, Andrew Snoord. 525

Ateu. Andrew, I remember thee: follow me, and we will
confer further, for my waightie affaires for the King commands
me to be briefe at this time.--Come on, Nano.--Slipper,
follow.

Exeunt.


〈SCENE III.〉

Enter Sir Bartram, with Eustas, and others, booted.

Sir Bar. But tell me, louely Eustas, as thou lou'st me, 530
Among the many pleasures we haue past,
Which is the rifest in thy memorie,
To draw thee ouer to thine auncient friend?

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