The second part of
32422875fell Ale
ctoes
snake, for Doll is in: Pi
stoll
speakes nought but
32452878Pist. There roared the
sea, and trumpet Clangor
sounds.
32502880Falst. God
saue thy grace King Hall, my royall Hall.
32512881Pist. The heauens thee gard and keep, mo
st royal impe of
32532883Falst. God
saue thee, my
sweet boy.
32542884King My Lord chiefe iu
stice,
speake to that vaine man.
32562885Iust. Haue you your wits? know you what tis you
speake?
32582886Falst. My King, my Ioue, I
speake to thee, my heart.
32592887King I know thee not old man, fall to thy praiers,
32602888How ill white heires becomes a foole and ie
ster,
32612889I haue long dreampt of
such a kind of man,
32622890So
surfet-
sweld,
so old, and
so prophane:
32632891But being awakt, I do de
spi
se my dreame,
32642892Make le
sse thy body (hence) and more thy grace,
32652893Leaue gourmandizing, know the graue doth gape
32662894For thee, thrice wider then for other men,
32672895Reply not to me with a foole-borne ie
st,
32682896Pre
sume not that I am the thing I was,
32692897For God doth know,
so
shall the world perceiue,
32702898That I haue turnd away my former
selfe,
32712899So will I tho
se that kept me company:
32722900When thou do
st heare I am as I haue bin,
32732901Approch me, and thou
shalt be as thou wa
st,
32742902The tutor and the feeder of my riots:
32752903Till then I bani
sh thee, on paine of death,
32762904As I haue done the re
st of my mi
sleaders,
32772905Not to come neare our per
son by ten mile:
32782906For competence of life, I wil allow you,
32792907That lacke of meanes enforce you not to euills,
32802908And as we heare you do reforme your
selues,
32812909We will according to your
strengths and qualities,
32822910Giue you aduauncement. Be it your charge, my lord,
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