1385685The emptying of our fathers luxerie,

1388686Outgrow their grafters.

1389687Bur. Normanes, basterd Normanes, mor du

1390688And if they passe vnfought withall,

1391689Ile sell my Dukedome for a foggy farme

1393690In that short nooke Ile of England.

1394691Const. Why whence haue they this mettall?

1395692Is not their clymate raw, foggy and colde.

1396693On whom as in disdaine, the Sunne lookes pale?

1398694Can barley broath, a drench for swolne Iades

1397695Their sodden water decockt such liuely blood?

1400696And shall our quick blood spirited with wine

1401697Seeme frosty? O for honour of our names,

1402698Let vs not hang like frozen Iicesickles

1403699Vpon our houses tops, while they a more frosty clymate

1404700Sweate drops of youthfull blood.

1441701King. Constable dispatch, send Montioy forth,

1443702To know what willing raunsome he will giue?

1444703Sonne Dolphin you shall stay in Rone with me.

1445704Dol. Not so I do beseech your Maiestie.

1445.1705King. Well, I say it shalbe so.

1451708Go. How now Captain Flewellen, come you frō the bridge?

1453709Flew. By Iesus thers excellēt seruice cōmitted at y^e bridge.

1455710Gour. Is the Duke of Exeter safe?

1456711Flew. The duke of Exeter is a mā whom I loue, & I honor,

1457712And I worship, with my soule, and my heart, and my life,

1458713And my lands and my liuings,

1459714And my vttermost powers.

715The Duke is looke you,

716God be praised and pleased for it, no harme in the worell.

1460717He is maintain the bridge very gallently: there is an Ensigne