1675May foy ie oblye, what is to bassie?

32531676Har. To kis, to kis. O that tis not the

1677Fashion in Frannce, for the maydes to kis

32541678Before they are married.

32551679Lady. Owye see votree grace.

32561680Har. Well, weele breake that custome.

32621681Therefore Kate patience perforce and yeeld.

32631682Before God Kate, you haue witchcraft

1683In your kisses:

32661684And may perswade with me more,

32651685Then all the French Councell.

32671686Your father is returned.

3270.11689How now my Lords?

33201690France. Brother of England,

1691We haue orered the Articles,

3320.11692And haue agreed to all that we in sedule had.

33261693Exe. Only he hath not subscribed this,

33271694Where your maiestie demaunds,

33281695That the king of France hauing any occasion

1696To write for matter of graunt,

1697Shall name your highnesse, in this forme:

33291698And with this addition in French.

33301699Nostre tresher filz, Henry Roy D'anglaterre,

33311700E heare de France. And thus in Latin:

1701Preclarissimus filius noster Henricus Rex Anglie,

33321702Et heres Francie.

33331703Fran. Nor this haue we so nicely stood vpon,

3333.11704But you faire brother may intreat the same.

33351705Har. Why then let this among the rest,

3335.11706Haue his full course: And withall,

33371707Your daughter Katherine in mariage.