ACT. 3. SCEN. 7.
RONCA. TRINCALO.
RON.
SIgnior Antonio? I saw you as you landed,
And in great hast follow'd to congratulate
Your safe returne, with these most wish't embraces.
TRI.
And I accept your ioy with like affection.
How do you call your selfe?
RON.
Haue you forgot
Your deere friend Ronca, whom you lou'd so well?
TRI.
O I remember now my deere friend Ronca.
RON.
Thanks to the fortune of the seas that sau'd you.
TRI.
I feare I owe him money: how shall I shift him?
How do's your body Ronca?
RON.
My deere Antonio,
Neuer so well as now I haue the power
Thus to embrace my friend, whom all th'Exchange
Gaue drown'd for three whole months. My deere Antonio.
TR.
I thank you sir.
RO.
I thank you.
TR.
While my deere Ronca
Clipt me, my purse shooke dangerously; yet both his armes
And hands embrac'd my necke: here's none behinde me,