A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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_Enter Turpin_.
_Tur_. Where is pryncelye _Richard_? _Ric_. Here, reverend lorde. _Tur_. The kynge comands your presence, O deare Sir, I am orejoyd in your most brave advauncments. Why, you are now the fayrest stare[94] in _Fraunce_. _Rich_. I doe not understand your reverence. _Tur_. The emperour will make my meanyng playne. ... ... ... day Cunstable of _Fraunce_, Countye _Poyteirs_, marquysse of _Sallun_, And grand le seignior of the ordnance. _Ric_. Theise are the dignities of noble _Ganelon_! _Tur_. But these shall all be _Richards_. _Ric_. Heaven forbydd! I will not weare the garments of my frende. _Tur_. O doe not say so; they are forfayted roabs And never did become hys policie. _Ric_. Good Sir, be charytable. _Tur_. Indeede I am, |
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