A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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For in that glassye fellowe I dyserne
The true reflectyon of my fate & feares. Tys he, tys he; there wants but a good crossbowe[99] To levell at hys harte nowe. I began A littill synce to chide my rashe beleife And so was readye to tourne foole agayne; But I am nowe deliverd & hencefourthe, If wisdome or occassyon doe me righte, I will determine never to mystake. Heres a full proofe of what my mother spake. _Oli_. As I respect myne honor I will meete you. _Rei_. Are you agreed? _Oli_. Yes, sir. _Orl_. Away and shape our purposse. [_Ex. all but Richard_. _Rich_. Tys put to tryall; but I doe suspecte Theire whysprynge plotts. Thys equall hazard may Shadowe the meanynge of some certayne danger, The rather synce _Reinaldo_ seconds it. I must see _Ganelon_ & speake theise douts: This quarrell most concerns hym, for the wronge And capytall abuse toucht onlye hym. I gave a constant promyse never more To vyssytt hym without the emperours leave, |
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