The second part of
22772012there co
sin, I came,
saw, and ouercame.
22782013Iohn It was more of his curte
sie then your de
seruing.
22802014Falst. I know not, here he is, and here I yeeld him, and I
22812015be
seech your grace let it be bookte with the re
st of this daies
22822016deedes, or by the Lord, I wil haue it in a particular ballad el
se,
22832017with mine owne pi
cture on the top on't, (Coleuile ki
ssing my
22842018foote) to the which cour
se, if I bee enfor
st, if you doe not all
22852019shew like guilt twoo pences to mee, and I in the cleere skie of
22862020Fame, ore-
shine you as much as the full moone doth the cin
- 22872021dars of the element, (which
shew like pinnes heads to her) be
- 22882022leeue not the worde of the noble: therefore let me haue right,
22912024Prince Thine's too heauy to mount.
22932026Prince Thines too thicke to
shine.
22942027Falst. Let it do
some thing, my good lord, that may doe me
22952028good, and call it what you will.
22982031Prince A famous rebell art thou Colleuile.
22992032Falst. And a famous true
subie
ct tooke him.
23002033Col. I am my lord but as my betters are,
23012034That led me hither, had they bin rulde by me,
23022035You
should haue wonne them deerer then you haue.
23032036Fal. I know not how they
sold them
selues, but thou like a
23042037kind fellow gaue
st thy
selfe away gratis, and I thanke thee for
23072039Prince Now, haue you left pur
suit?
23082040West. Retraite is made, and execution
stayd.
23092041Prince Send Colleuile with his confederates
23112043Blunt leade him hence, and
see you guard him
sure.
23132044And now di
spatch we toward the court my lordes,
23142045I heare the King my father is
sore
sick,
23152046Our newes
shall go before vs to his maie
stie,
23162047Which co
sin you
shall beare to comfort him,
And