432210And his soule shall sit sore charged for the wastfull(vengeance

434211That shall flye from them. For this his mocke

435212Shall mocke many a wife out of their deare husbands.

436213Mocke mothers from their sonnes, mocke Castles downe,

437214I some are yet vngotten and vnborne,

438215That shall haue cause to curse the Dolphins scorne.

439216But this lyes all within the will of God, to whom we doo (appeale,

440217And in whose name tel you the Dolphin we are cōming on

442218To venge vs as we may, and to put forth our hand

443219In a rightfull cause: so get you hence, and tell your Prince,

445220His Iest will sauour but of shallow wit,

446221When thousands weepe, more then did laugh at it.

447222Conuey them with safe conduct: see them hence.

449223Exe. This was a merry message.

450224King. We hope to make the sender blush at it:

455225Therefore let our collectiō for the wars be soone prouided:

458226For God before, weell check the Dolphin at his fathers (doore.

460227Therefore let euery man now taske his thought,

461228That this faire action may on foote be brought.

506231Bar. Godmorrow Corporall Nim.

507232Nim. Godmorrow Lieftenant Bardolfe.

508233Bar. What is antient Pistoll and thee friends yet?

508.1234Nim. I cannot tell, things must be as they may:

511235I dare not fight, but I will winke and hold out mine Iron:

512236 It is a simple one, but what tho; it will serue to toste cheese,

513237And it will endure cold as an other mans sword will,

514238And theres the humor of it.

514.1239Bar. Yfaith mistresse quickly did thee great wrong,

521240For thou weart troth plight to her.

B Nim. I