23882250King. What meane you Madame: by my life my troth,
23902251I neuer
swore this Lady
such an oth.
23912252Rosal. By heauen you did; and to con
firme it plaine,
23922253You gaue me this: but take it
sir againe.
23932254King. My faith and this, the Prince
sse I did giue,
23942255I knew her by this Iewell on her
sleeue.
23952256Quee. Pardon me
sir, this Iewell did
she weare,
23962257And Lord
Berowne (I thanke him) is my deare.
23972258What
? will you haue me, or your Pearle againe
? 23982259Berow. Neither of either: I remit both twaine.
23992260I
see the tricke ant: here was a con
sent,
24002261Knowing aforehand of our meriment,
24012262To da
sh it lik a Chri
stmas Comedie:
24022263Some carry tale,
some plea
se-man,
some
sleight
saine:
24032264Some mumble newes,
some trencher Knight,
some Dick
24042265That
smyles, his cheeke in yeeres, and knowes the trick
24052266To make my Lady laugh, when
shees di
spo
sd:
24062267Tolde our intentes before: which once di
sclo
sd,
24072268The Ladies did change Fauours; and then wee
24082269Folowing the
signes, wood but the
signe of
shee,
24092270Now to our periurie, to add more terror,
24102271We are againe for
sworne in will and error.
24112272Much vpon this tis: and might not you
24122273Fore
stall our
sport, to make vs thus vntrue
? 24132274Do not you know my Ladies foote by'th
squier?
24142275And laugh vpon the apple of her eie
? 24152276And
stand betweene her backe
sir and the
fier,
24162277Holding a trencher, ie
sting merrilie
? 24172278You put our Page out: goe, you are aloude.
24182279Die when you will, a Smocke
shalbe your
shroude.
24192280You leere vpon me, do you: ther's an eie
24212282Boyet. Full merely hath this braue nuage, this carreere
24232284Bero. Loe, he is tilting
straight. Peace, I haue don.
24252286Ber. Welcome pure wit, thou part
st a faire fray.
24262287Clow. O Lord
sir, they would know,
Whether
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