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spend some daies in barriers�察�tourny�察�tylte�察�And like disportes�察�such as doe
fit the Coutr�拭�Lets goe my Lords�察�our dinner staies for us。
Goe out all�察�but the Queene ��Mother�А�and the Cardinall。
QUEENE MOTHER。 My Lord Cardinall of Loraine�察 �tell me�察 �How
likes your grace my sonnes pleasantnes�拭�His mince you see runnes on his
minions�察�And all his heaven is to delight himselfe�此�And whilste he sleepes
securely thus in ease�察 �Thy brother Guise and we may now provide�察 �To
plant our selves with such authoritie�察�That not a man may live without our
leaves。 Then shall the Catholick faith of Rome�察 �Flourish in France�察 �and
none deny the same。
Cardinall Madam�察�as I in secresy was tolde�察�My brother Guise hath
gathered a power of men�察�Which are he saith�察�to kill the Puritans�察�But tis
the house of Burbon that he meanest Now Madam must you insinuate with
the King�察�And tell him that tis for his Countries good�察�And common profit
of Religion。
QUEENE MOTHER。 Tush man�察�let me alone with him�察�To work the
way to bring this thing to passe�此�And if he doe deny what I doe say�察�Ile
dispatch him with his brother presently。 And then shall Mounser weare the
diadem。 Tush�察 �all shall dye unles I have my will�此 �For while she lives
Katherine will be Queene。 Come my Lord�察�let us goe to seek the Guise�察�
And then determine of this enterprise。
Exeunt。
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��Scene XIII�А�
Enter the Duchesse of Guise�察�and her Maide。
DUCHESSE。 Goe fetch me pen and inke。
MAID。 I will Madam。
Exit Maid。
DUCHESSE。 That I may write unto my dearest Lord。 Sweet
Mugeroune�察�tis he that hath my heart�察�And Guise usurpes it�察�cause I am his
wife�此�Faine would I finde some means to speak with him But cannot�察�and
therfore am enforst to write�察 �That he may come and meet me in some
place�察�Where we may one injoy the others sight。
Enter the Maid with Inke and Paper。
So�察�set it down and leave me to my selfe。 O would to God this quill
that heere doth write�察�
She writes。
Had late been plucks from out faire Cupids wing�此�That it might print
these lines within his heart。
Enter the Guise。
GUISE。 What�察 �all alone my love�察 �and writing too�此 �I prethee say to
whome thou writes�拭�
DUCHESSE。 To such a one �察�as when she reads my lines�察�Will laugh I
feare me at their good aray。
GUISE。 I pray thee let me see。
DUCHESSE。 O no my Lord�察�a woman only must Partake the secrets
of my heart。
GUISE。 But Madam I must see。
He takes it。
Are these your secrets that no man must know�拭�
DUCHESSE。 O pardon me my Lord。
GUISE。 Thou trothles and unjust�察�what lines are these�拭�Am I growne
olde�察�or is thy lust growne yong�察�Or hath my love been so obscurde in thee�察�
That others need to comment on my text�拭 �Is all my love forgot which
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helde thee deare�拭�I�察�dearer then the apple of mine eye�拭�Is Guises glory but
a clowdy mist�察�In sight and judgement of thy lustfull eye�拭�Mor du�察�were
not the fruit within thy wombe�察 �On whose encrease I set some longing
hope�此�This wrathfull hand should strike thee to the hart Hence strumpet�察�
hide thy head for shame�察�And fly my presence if thou look'st to live。
Exit ��Duchesse�А�
O wicked sexe�察�perjured and unjust�察�Now doe I see that from the very
first�察�Her eyes and lookes sow'd seeds of perjury�察�But villaine he to whom
these lines should goe�察�Shall buy her love even with his dearest bloud。
Exit。
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��SceneXIV�А�
Enter the King of Navarre�察 �Pleshe and Bartus�察 �and their train�察 �with
drums and trumpets。
NAVARRE。 Now Lords�察 �since in a quarrell just and right�察 �We
undertake to mannage these our warres Against the proud disturbers of the
faith�察 �I meane the Guise�察 �the Pope�察 �and King of Spaine�察 �Who set
themselves to tread us under foot�察�And rend our true religion from this
land�此�But for you know our quarrell is no more�察�But to defend their strange
inventions�察�Which they will put us to with sword and fire�此�We must with
resolute minces resolve to fight�察�In honor of our God and countries good。
Spaine is the counsell chamber of the pope�察�Spaine is the place where he
makes peace and warre�察�And Guise for Spaine hath now incenst the King�察�
To send his power to meet us in the field。
BARTUS。 Then in this bloudy brunt they may beholde�察 �The sole
endevour of your princely care�察�To plant the true succession of the faith�察�In
spite of Spaine and all his heresies。
NAVARRE。 The power of vengeance now implants it selfe�察�Upon the
hauty mountains of my brest�此�Plaies with her goary coulours of revenge�察�
Whom I respect as leaves of boasting greene�察�That change their coulour
when the winter comes�察�When I shall vaunt as victor in revenge。
Enter a Messenger。
How now sirra�察�what newes�拭�
MESSENGER。 My Lord�察�as by our scoutes we understande�察�A mighty
army comes from France with speed�此 �Which is already mustered in the
land�察�And meanesto meet your highnes in the field。
NAVARRE。 In Gods name�察�let them come。 This is the Guise that hath
incenst the King�察�To leavy armes and make these civill broyles�此�But canst
thou tell me who is their generall�拭�
MESSENGER。 Not yet my Lord�察 �for thereon doe they stay�此 �But as
report doth goe�察�the Duke of Joyeux Hath made great sute unto the King
therfore。
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NAVARRE。 It will not countervaile his paines I hope�察 �I would the
Guise in his steed might have come�察�But he doth lurke within his drousie
couch�察�And makes his footstoole on securitie�此�So he be safe he cares not
what becomes�察�Of King or Country�察�no not for them both。 But come my
Lords�察�let us away with speed�察�And place our selves in order for the fight。
Exeunt。
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��Scene XV�А�
Enter ��Henry�А �the King of France�察 �Duke of Guise�察 �Epernoune�察 �and
Duke Joyeux。
KING。 My sweet Joyeux�察�I make thee Generall�察�Of all my army now in
readines�察�To march against the rebellious King Navarre�此�At thy request I
am content thou go'st�察 �Although my love to thee can hardly suffer't�察�
Regarding still the danger of thy life。
JOYEUX。 Thanks to your Majestie�察�and so I take my leave。 Farwell
my Lord of Guise and Epernoune。
GUISE。 Health and harty farwell to my Lord Joyeux。
Exit Joyeux。
KING。 How kindely Cosin of Guise you and your wife Doe both salute
our lovely Minions。
He makes hornes at the Guise。
Remember you the letter gentle sir�察�Which your wife writ to my deare
Minion�察�And her chosen freend�拭�
GUISE。 How now my Lord�察�faith this is more then need�察�Am I to be
thus jested at and scornde�拭�Tis more then kingly or Emperious。 And sure if
all the proudest kings beside In Christendome�察 �should beare me such
derision�察�They should know