The Spanish Tragedie by Thomas Kyd
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KING. Commend me to the king; and so, farewell!
But wheres Prince Balthazar, to take his leaue? EM. That is perfourmd alreadie, my good lord. KING. Amongst the rest of what you haue in charge, The princes raunsome must not be forgot: Thats none of mine, but his that tooke him prisoner, -- And well his forwardnes deserues reward: It was Horatio, our knight-marshalls sonne. EM. Betweene vs theres a price already pitcht, And shall be send with all conuenient speed. KING. Then once againe farewell, my lord! EM. Farwell, my lord of Castile, and the rest! Exit. KING. Now, brother, you must make some little paines To winne faire Bel-imperia from her will; Young virgins must be ruled by their freends. The prince is amiable, and loues her well; If she neglect him and forgoe his loue, She both will wrong her owne estate and ours. Therefore, whiles I doe entertaine the prince With greatest pleasure that our court affoords, Endeauor you to winne your daughters thought. If she giue back, all this will come to naught. |
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