_Or_. I obey you; And though I cannot give up certaine proofes To point out the delinquents, I will name The men the generall voice proclaimes for guiltie. _Modesbargens_ flight assures him one, nor is The pentionary of _Roterdam_[169] _Grotius_, Free from suspition: from _Utrecht_ I have brought The Secretarie _Leidenberge_, who hath Confest alredy something that will give us Light to find out the rest. I would end here And leave out _Barnavelt_. _Bred_. If he be guiltie He's to be nam'd and punishd with the rest. _Vand_. Upon good evidence, but not till then To be committed. _Will_. 'Twer expedient That something should be practisd to bring in _Modesbargen_. Out of him the truth of all May be wroong out. _Bred_. The advice is sound and good. _Vand_. But with much difficultie to be performd; For how to force him out of _Germanie_ (Whether they say hee's fledd) without a war, At least the breaking of that league we have Concluded with them, I ingeniously Confes my ignoraunce. _Or_. Since you approve it, Leave that to me. _Enter Officer_[170] _Off_. My lord. _Or_. Call in the Captaine You saw me speake with at the dore. _Off_. 'Tis don. [_Exit_. _Bred_. What does your Excellence ayme at? _Or_. Have but patience, You shall know sodainely. _Enter Captaine_.[171] _Cap_. My good Angell keepe me And turne it to the best.--What am I sent for? _Or_. You are wellcom, Captaine; nay 'tis for your good That you are calld for. You are well acquainted With all the parts of _Germanie_? _Cap_. I have livd there. Most of my time. _Or_. But doe you know the Castle Belonging to _Modesbargens_ Aunt or Cosen,-- Which 'tis I know not? _Cap_. Very well, my Lord; A pleasant Cuntry 'tis, and yeilds good hunting. _Bred_. And that's a sport _Modesbargen_ from his youth Was much inclind to. _Or_. Wee'll make use of it. It is of waight that you must undertake, And does require your secrecie and care. _Cap_. In both I wilbe faithfull. _Or_. I beleeve you; And, to confirme it, with all possible speed I would have you to post thether: from the Borders Make choice of any horsemen you thinck fitt, And, when you come there, devide them into parties And lodge neere to the Castle. Yf _Modesbargen_ Come forth to hunt, or if at any time You find the draw-bridge up, break in upon him And willing or unwilling force him hether. You shall have gold to furnish you, and this don Propose your owne rewards, they shalbe graunted. _Cap_. Yf I be wanting let my head pay for it; Ile instantly about it. [_Exit_. _Or_. Doe, and prosper. _Will_. What will you do with _Leidenberge_? _Bred_. Let him be Kept safe a while: for _Barnavelt_, till we have Some certaine proofes against him, I hold fitt He have his libertie, but be suspended From any place or voice in Court untill His guilt or inocence appeere. _Vand_. I like it. _Lords_. We are all of your opinion. _Or_. Bring in _Leidenberch_. _Enter Leidenberch, Boy, Guard_.