A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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_Fue_. P[er]a[dve]nter I have, p[er]a[dve]nter I have not. _Tur_. By all meanes doe; choller will kyll thee ells. But to my purposse: heares gould, comend me to thy master and give him thys token from me. [_Gives the ringe_. You see howe thynges runne; hys frend has all hys honors. _Fue_. And you had talkd thus before y'ad never tyerd me. _Tur_. Stay, goe not yet, here comes the emperoure. _Fue_. Mas, Ile have a syghte on hym. _Enter Charlimayne, Richard, Didier_. _Char_. Doe not perswade me; cossen, you shall weare The honors I have given; what was _Ganelons_ Onlye belongs to _Rychard_, he shall weare theym. _Rich_. But without ease or comforte.--Good my lorde, You have a power in hys hyghnes love Beyond power to interprett: pray you begge Hys grace will ease thys burthen. _Char_. Nor he nor any creature on the earthe Hath power in me beyond the rule of wisdome. _Tur_. Not nowe, I knowe; that charme is altered. --Sweete lorde, I darre not lymytt kings affectyons. |
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