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The gates of Corioli.
[TITUS LARTIUS, having set a guard upon Corioli, going with drum and trumpet
toward COMINIUS and MARTIUS CAIUS, enters with Lieutenant, other Soldiers,
and a Scout]
LARTIUS
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So, let^the | ports be | guarded;| keep your |
duties
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As I have | set them | down. If I | do send,|
dispatch
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Those^cen|turies to | our aid,| the rest | will
serve
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For a / short hold|ing, if | we lose | the field,
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We can|not keep | the town.
LIEUTENANT
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Fear* not | our care || sir.
LARTIUS
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Hence;| and shut | your gates | upon us:|
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Our guid|er come,| to the Rom|an camp | conduct
us.
[Exeunt]