636595And holde faire faiendship with his Maiestie,

637596But that it seemes he little purposeth:

638597For here he doth pemaund to haue repaide,

639598A hundred thousand Crownes, and not demaunds

640599One paiment of a hundred thousand Crownes,

641600To haue his title liue in Aquitaine.

642601Which we much rather had depart withall,

643602And haue the money by our father lent,

644603Then Aquitaine, so guelded as it is.

645604Deare Princesse were not his requestes so farr

646605From reasons yeelding, your faire selfe should make

647606A yeelding gainst some reason in my brest,

648607And go well satisfied to France againe.

649608Prin. You do the King my father too much wrong,

650609And wrong the reputation of your name,

651610In so vnseeming to confesse receit,

652611Of that which hath so faithfully been paide.

653612Ferd. I do protest I neuer heard of it:

654613And if you proue it, Ile repay it backe,

655614Or yeelde vp Aquitaine.

656615Princ. We arrest your worde.

657616Boyet you can produce acquittances,

658617For such a summe from spciall officers,

659618Of Charles his father.

660619Ferd. Satisfie mee so.

661620Boyet. So please your Grace, the packet is not come,

662621Where that and other specialties are bound:

663622To morrow you shall haue a sight of them.

664623Ferd. It shall suffise me; at which enteruiew,

665624All liberall reason I will yeelde vnto.

666625Meane time receiue such welcome at my hand,

667626As honor (without breach of honor) may,

668627Make tender of to thy true worthines.

669628You may not come (faire Princesse) within my gates,

670629But here without you shalbe so receiude,

671630As you shall deeme your selfe lodgd in my hart.

672631Though so denide faire harbour in my house,

673632Your owne good thoughtes excuse me, and farewell.