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Campegg1
a avaits further commanda, in the Courtyard of the Castle,
###y Lord.
Duke
He cannot learn anything from such a man.
Guidotti
et me try, Dukel I'd like to bet my head, that I can make him
speak our longue.
Duke
of you are so sure, Guidotti, take him to the man, Campeggi.
(Exit Campeggi and Guidotti)
fter all -- what can we learn from these letters? How can they
change our plans?
Magnani
isty Lord!
Duke
That would you say, Captain Magnani?
Magnani
Porgive your faithful servant a bold word.
Duke
Speak!
Magnani
Sessre of the Duchess!
Duke
You are more truthful than olever, Magnani!
(Euter THIRD MESSINGER)
cosini
Here is a Messenger, my Lord, who is from the Garisenda gate!
Duke
Well, let him speak!
Third Messerger
My Lord, think mist lies upon the meadow; What is going on be-
hind it we have no knowledge of. One thing, though, is certain,
the enemy’s troops have reached the suburt of Isiah, and are
drawing close to us: those nearest can now be reached by arrows
Duke
(Dismis ses him with a nod of his head)