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QUEENE MOTHER。 Doe so sweet Guise�察�let us delay no time�察�For if
these straglers gather head againe�察�And disperse themselves throughout the
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Realme of France�察�It will be hard for us to worke their deaths。
GUISE。 Madam�察�I goe as whirl´winces rage before a storme。
Exit Guise。
QUEENE MOTHER。 My Lord of Loraine have you marks of late�察�
How Charles our sonne begins for to lament For the late nights worke
which my Lord of Guise Did make in Paris amongst the Hugonites�拭�
CARDINALL。 Madam�察 �I have heard him solemnly vow�察 �With the
rebellious King of Navarre�察�For to revenge their deaths upon us all。
QUEENE MOTHER。 I�察 �but my Lord�察 �let me alone for that�察 �For
Katherine must have her will in France�此�As I doe live�察�so surely shall he
dye�察�And Henry then shall weare the diadem。 And if he grudge or crosse
his Mothers will�察�Ile disinherite him and all the rest�此�For Ile rule France�察�
but they shall weare the crowne�此�And if they storme�察�I then may pull them
downe。 Come my Lord let's goe。
Exeunt。
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��Scene X�А�
Enter five or sixe Protestants with bookes�察�and kneele together。
Enter also the Guise ��and others�А�
GUISE。 Downe with the Hugonites�察�murder them。
PROTESTANT。 O Mounser de Guise�察�heare me but speake。
GUISE。 No villain�察�no that toung of thine�察�That hath blasphemde the
holy Church of Rome�察 �Shall drive no plaintes into the Guises eares�察 �To
make the justice of my heart relent�此�Tue�察�tue�察�tue�察�let none escape�此�
Kill them。
So�察�dragge them away。
Exeunt。
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��Scene XI�А�
Enter ��Charles�А �the King of France�察 �Navar and Epernoune staying
him�此�enter Queene Mother�察�and the Cardinall ��of Loraine�察�and Pleshe�А�
CHARLES。 O let me stay and rest me heer a while�察�A griping paine
hath ceasde upon my heart�此�A sodaine pang�察�the messenger of death。
QUEENE MOTHER。 O say not so�察�thou kill'st thy mothers heart。
CHARLES。 I must say so�察�paine forceth me to complain。
NAVARRE。 Comfort your selfe my Lord I have no doubt�察 �But God
will sure restore you to your health。
CHARLES。 O no�察 �my loving brother of Navarre。 I have deserv'd a
scourge I must confesse�察 �Yet is there pacience of another sort�察 �Then to
misdoe the welfare of their King�此 �God graunt my neerest freends may
prove no worse。 O horde me up�察�my sight begins to faire�察�My sinnewes
shrinke�察 �my brain turns upside downe�察 �My heart doth break�察 �I faint and
dye。
He dies。
QUEENE MOTHER。 What art thou dead�察�sweet sonne�拭�speak to thy
Mother。 O no�察�his soule is fled from out his breast�察�And he nor heares�察�nor
sees us what we doe�此�My Lords�察�what resteth now for to be done�拭�But that
we presently despatch Embassadours To Poland�察�to call Henry back againe�察�
To weare his brothers crowne and dignity。 Epernoune�察�goe see it presently
be done�察�And bid him come without delay to us。
Epernoune Madam�察�I will。
Exit Epernoune。
QUEENE MOTHER。 And now my Lords after these funerals be done�察�
We will with all the speed we can�察�provide For Henries coronation from
Polonia�此�Come let us take his body hence。
All goe out�察�but Navarre and Pleshe。
NAVARRE。 And now Navarre whilste that these broiles doe last�察�My
opportunity may serve me fit�察�To steale from France�察�and hye me to my
home。 For heers no saftie in the Realme for me�察�And now that Henry is
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cal'd from Polland�察 �It is my due by just succession�此 �And therefore as
speedily as I can perfourme�察�Ile muster up an army secretdy�察�For feare that
Guise joyn'd with the King of Spaine�察 �Might seek to crosse me in mine
enterprise。 But God that alwaies doth defend the right�察 �Will shew his
mercy and preserve us still。
PLESHE。 The vertues of our poor Religion�察 �Cannot but march with
many graces more�此�Whose army shall discomfort all your foes�察�And at the
length in Pampelonia crowne�察�In spite of Spaine and all the popish power�察�
That hordes it from your highnesse wrongfully�此�Your Majestie her rightfull
Lord and Soveraigne。
Navarre Truth Pleshe�察�and God so prosper me in all�察�As I entend to
labour for the truth�察�And true profession of his holy word�此�Come Pleshe�察�
lets away while time doth serve。
Exeunt。
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��Scene XII�А�
Sound Trumpets within�察�and then all crye vive le Roy two or three
times。
Enter Henry crowned�此�Queene ��Mother�В察�Cardinall ��of Loraine�В察�Duke
of Guise�察�Epernoone�察。�Mugeroun�撮А�the kings Minions�察�with others�察�and the
Cutpurse。
ALL。 Vive le Roy�察�vive le Roy。
Sound Trumpets。
QUEENE MOTHER。 Welcome from Poland Henry once agayne�察�
Welcome to France thy fathers royall seate�察 �Heere hast thou a country
voice of feares�察 �A warlike people to maintaine thy right�察 �A watchfull
Senate for ordaining lawes�察�A loving mother to preserve thy state�察�And all
things that a King may wish besides�此�All this and more hath Henry with
his crowne。
CARDINALL。 And long may Henry enjoy all this and more。
ALL。 Vive le Roy�察�vive le Roy。
Sound trumpets。
KING。 Thanks to you al。 The guider of all crownes�察 �Graunt that our
deeds may wel deserve your loves�此�And so they shall�察�if fortune speed my
will�察 �And yeeld our thoughts to height of my desertes。 What say our
Minions�察�think they Henries heart Will not both harbour love and Majestie�拭�
Put of that feare�察 �they are already joynde�察 �No person�察 �place�察 �or time�察 �or
circumstance�察�Shall slacke my loves affection from his bent。 As now you
are�察�so shall you still persist�察�Remooveles from the favours of your King。
MUGEROUN。 We know that noble minces change not their thoughts
For wearing of a crowne�此 �in that your grace�察 �Hath worne the Poland
diadem�察�before You were withvested in the crowne of France。
KING。 I tell thee Mugeroun we will be freends�察�And fellowes to�察�what
ever stormes arise。
MUGEROUN。 Then may it please your Majestie to give me leave�察�To
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punish those that doe prophane this holy feast。
He cuts of the Cutpurse eare�察�for cutting of the golde buttons off his
cloake。
KING。 How meanst thou that�拭�
CUTPURSE。 O Lord�察�mine eare。
MUGEROUN。 Come sir�察�give me my buttons and heers your eare。
GUISE。 Sirra�察�take him away。
KING。 Hands of good fellow�察�I will be his baile For this offence�此�goe
sirra�察�worke no more�察�Till this our Coronation day be past�此�And now�察�Our
rites of Coronation done�察�What now remaines�察�but for a while to feast�察�And
spend some daies in barriers�察�tourny�察�tylte�察�And like disportes�察�such as doe
fit the Coutr�拭�Lets g