Richard II (Quarto 1, 1597)
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The Tragedie of
¶Though you are old enough to be my heire,
¶What you will haue, Ile giue, and willing to,
¶Bul. Yea my good Lord:
¶
Enter the Queene with her attendants
¶To driue away the heauy thought of care?
1810Lady Madame weele play at bowles.
¶Quee. Twil make me thinke the world is full of rubs,
¶Lady Madame weele daunce.
1815When my poore hart no measure keepes in griefe:
¶Lady Madame weele tell tales.
¶Lady Of either Madame.
1820Quee. Of neither girle:
¶For if of ioy, being altogither wanting,
¶It doth remember me the more of sorrow:
¶Or if of griefe, being altogither had,
¶It adds more sorrow to my want of ioy:
1825For what I haue I need not to repeate,
¶And what I want it bootes not to complaine.
1830Lady I could weepe; Madame would it doe you good?
¶And neuer borrow any teare of thee.
¶
Enter Gardeners.
¶But stay, here come the gardeners,
¶My wretchednes vnto a row of pines,
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