32061640Kate. A your Maiesty has false France inough

32071641To deceiue de best Lady in France.

31781642Harry. No faith Kate not I. But Kate,

3178.11643In plaine termes, do you loue me?

31831644Kate. I cannot tell.

31841645Harry. No, can any of your neighbours tell?

1646Ile aske them.

31851647Come Kate, I know you loue me.

31861648And soone when you are in your closset,

1649Youle question this Lady of me.

31891650But I pray thee sweete Kate, vse me mercifully,

31901651Because I loue thee cruelly.

31401652That I shall dye Kate, is sure:

1653But for thy loue, by the Lord neuer.

3140.11654What Wench,

31481655A straight backe will growe crooked.

31501656A round eye will growe hollowe.

1657A great leg will waxe small,

31491658A curld pate proue balde:

31511659But a good heart Kate, is the sun and the moone,

1660And rather the Sun and not the Moone

31541661And therefore Kate take me,

31551662Take a souldier: take a souldier,

1663Take a King.

3155.11664Therefore tell me Kate, wilt thou haue me?

32351665Kate. Dat is as please the King my father.

32361666Harry. Nay it will please him:

1667Nay it shall please him Kate.

32391668And vpon that condition Kate Ile kisse you.

32451669Ka. O mon du Ie ne voudroy faire quelke chosse

32461670Pour toute le monde,

32471671Ce ne poynt votree fachion en fouor.

32481672Harry. What saies she Lady?

32491673Lady. Dat it is not de fasion en France,

32501674For de maides, before da be married to

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