_Enter Duke of_ Syenna _with Attendants_. _Dutch._ Go; wait upon his Grace; fair Sir, you are welcome, Welcome to her ever admir'd your virtues: And now methinks, my Court looks truly noble; You have taken too much pains Sir. _Syen._ Royal Lady, To wait upon your Grace is but my service. _Dutch._ Keep that Sir, for the Saint ye have vow'd it to. _Syen._ I keep a life for her: since your Grace pleases To jump so happily into the matter, I come indeed to claim your Royal promise, The beauteous _Belvidere_ in marriage, I come to tender her my youth, my fortune, My everlasting love. _Enter_ Belvidere, Bartello, Rhodope, _Attendants_. _Dutch._ You are like to win, Sir: All is forgot, forgiven too; no sadness My good Child, you have the same heart still here, The Duke of _Syenna_, Child, pray use him nobly. _Sy._ An Angel beauty. _Bel._ Your Grace is fairly welcome, And what in modesty a blushing maid may Wish to a Gentleman of your great goodness; But wishes are too poor a pay for Princes. _Sy._ You have made me richer than all States and Titles, One kiss of this white hand's above all honors, My faith dear Lady, and my fruitful service, My duteous zeal-- _Bel._ Your Grace is a great Master, And speaks too powerfully to be resisted: Once more you are welcome, Sir, to me you are welcome, To her that honors ye; I could say more Sir, But in anothers tongue 'twere better spoken. _Sy._ As wise as fair, you have made your servant happy; I never saw so rich a Mine of sweetness. _Dutch._ Will your Grace please, after your painful journey To take some rest? Are the Dukes Lodgings ready? _Lord._ All Madam. _Dutch._ Then wait upon his Grace, all, and to morrow, Sir, We'll shew ye in what high esteem we hold ye, Till then a fair repose. _Sy._ My fairest service. [_Exit Duke_, &c. _Dutch._ You have so honour'd me, my dearest daughter, So truly pleas'd me in this entertainment, I mean your loving carriage to _Syenna_, That both for ever I forget all trespasses, And to secure you next of my full favour, Ask what you will within my power to grant ye, Ask freely: and if I forget my promise-- Ask confidently.