[Makes signs to have her gone. Guz.

[Aside. Guz.

To wait my Doom; what Tidings hast thou, Guzman? Guz.

And didst thou deliver it? Guz.

And hast thou found him? Guz.

Guz. and Page, and Guil.

By what strange Witchcraft shall this be brought to pass? Guz.

Right, I heard him say so; in the Galley that lies in the Port. Guz.

Ant. 'Tis yours, Sir. Guz.

But how shall we do with the Seamen of this other Gally? Guz.

Oh, hold, rude man,d'ye know whom you encounter? Guz.

Oh, Lord! Guz.

[Aside. Guz.

Why, will he eat us all? Guz.

Prithee how does he take his Captivity? Guz.

Oh fearful!Spain, so please you, Sir. Guz.

A good Cudgelling, an't please your Illustriousness. Guz.

Galero Gardines? Guz.

Guz. 1st Turk.

His Handkerchief! bless me, what does he mean? Guz.

[Guz. throws his Turbant at him.

not I, why, what hurt is there in being a Cuckold? Guz.

[To his Mutes, then to Guz.

monstrum horrendum! Guz.

There are said to be several of the same kind near Buschirthey are there called Goz or Guz.