20711948Rosal. What would the
se
stranges?
20731950If they do
speake our language, tis our will
20741951That
some plaine man recount their purpo
ses.
20761953Boyet. What would you with the Princes?
20771954Berow. Nothing but peace, and gentle vi
sitation.
20781955Rosa. What would they,
say they?
20791956Boy. Nothing but peace, and gentle vi
sitation.
20801957Rosa. Why that they haue, and bid them
so be gon.
20811958Boy. She
saies you haue it, and you may be gon.
20821959King. Say to her we haue mea
surd many miles,
20831960To treade a Mea
sure with her on this gra
sse.
20841961Boy. They
say that they haue mea
surd many a mile,
20851962To tread a Mea
sure with you on this gra
sse.
20861963Rosa. It is not
so. A
ske them how manie inches
20871964Is in one mile? If they haue mea
sured manie,
20881965The mea
sure then of one is ea
slie tolde.
20891966Boy. If to come hither, you haue mea
surde miles,
20901967And manie miles: the Prince
sse bids you tell,
20911968How manie inches doth
fill vp one mile?
20921969Berow. Tell her we mea
sure them by weerie
steps.
20951972Of manie weerie miles you haue ore gone,
20961973Are numbred in the trauaile of one Mile?
20971974Bero. We number nothing that we
spend for you,
20981975Our duetie is
so rich,
so in
finite,
20991976That we may do it
still without accompt.
21001977Vouch
safe to
shew the
sun
shine of your face,
21011978That we (like
sauages) may wor
ship it.
21021979Rosa. My face is but a Moone, and clouded too.
21031980King. Ble
ssed are cloudes, to do as
such cloudes do.
21041981Vouch
safe bright Moone, and the
se thy Starrs to
shine,
21051982(Tho
se cloudes remooued) vpon our waterie eyne.
21061983Rosa. O vaine peticioner, begg a greater matter,
21071984Thou now reque
sts but Moone
shine in the water.
21081985King. Then in our mea
sure, do but vouch
safe one change,
Thou
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