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I with a troop of Florentines wil sodainly sur
prize him; such I will haue
whom I am sure he knowes
not from the enemie: wee will
binde and hoodwinke
him so, that he shall suppose no other
but that he is car
ried into the Leager of the
aduersaries, when we bring
him to our owne tents: be but
your Lordship present
at his examination, if he do not for
the promise of his
life, and in the highest
compulsion of base feare, offer to