EUBULUS. I go with joyful heart. O happy day! [_Aside._] [_Exit._ GRONNO. I am glad to hear this word. Though their lives they do not lese, It is no reason[146] the hangman should lose his fees: These are mine, I am gone with a trice. [_Exit_. _Here entereth_ EUBULUS _with new garments_. DIONYSIUS. Put on these garments now; go in with me, the jewels of my court. DAMON _and_ PITHIAS. We go with joyful hearts. STEPHANO. O Damon, my dear master, in all this joy remember me. DIONYSIUS. My friend Damon, he asketh reason. DAMON. Stephano, for thy good service be thou free. [_Exeunt_ DION.[147] STEPHANO. O most happy, pleasant, joyful, and triumphant day! Poor Stephano now shall live in continual play:[148] _Vive le roy_, with Damon and Pithias, in perfect amity. _Vive tu_, Stephano, in thy pleasant liberality:[149] Wherein I joy as much as he that hath a conquest won, I am a free man, none so merry as I now under the sun. Farewell, my lords, now the gods grant you all the sum of perfect amity, And me long to enjoy my long-desired liberty. [_Exit._ _Here entereth_ EUBULUS _beating_ CARISOPHUS. Away, villain! away, you flatt’ring parasite! Away, the plague of this court! thy filed tongue, that forged lies, No more here shall do hurt: away, false sycophant! wilt thou not? CARISOPHUS. I am gone, sir, seeing it is the king’s pleasure. Why whip ye me alone? a plague take Damon and Pithias! since they came hither, I am driven to seek relief abroad, alas! I know not whither. Yet, Eubulus, though I be gone, here after time shall try, There shall be found even in this court as great flatterers as I. Well, for a while I will forego the court, though to my great pain: I doubt not but to spy a time, when I may creep in again. [_Exit._