24682326sweete breath, as will vtter a brace of wordes.
24712329Quee. A
speakes not like a man of God his making.
24722330Brag. That is al one my faire
sweete honie monarch,
24732331For I prote
st, the Schoolemai
ster is exceeding fanta
sticall,
24742332Too too vaine, too too vaine: but we will put it (as they
say)
24752333to
Fortuna delaguar, I wi
sh you the peace of mind mo
st royall
24772335King. Heere is like to be a good pre
sence of Worthies:
24782336He pre
sents
Hector of
Troy, the Swaine
Pompey the great, the
24792337pari
sh Curate
Alexander,
Armadoes Page
Hercules, the Pe
- 24802338dant
Iudas Machabeus: And if the
se foure Worthies in their
24812339fir
st shew thriue, the
se foure will change habites, and pre
sent
24832341Bero. There is
fiue in the
fir
st shew.
24842342King. You are deceiued, tis not
so.
24852343Bero. The Pedant, the Bragart, the Hedge-Prie
st, the
24872345Abate throw at Nouum, and the whole world againe,
24882346Cannot picke out
fiue
such, take each one in his vaine.
24892347Kin. The Ship is vnder
sayle, and heere
she coms amaine.
24942352Boyet. With Libbards head on knee.
24952353Ber. Well
said old mocker, I mu
st needes be friendes with
(thee. I Pompey am, Pompey surnamde the bigge.
Pompey surnamd the great.
25002357That oft in fielde with Targ and Shield did make my foe to sweat,
25022358And trauailing along this coast I heere am come by chaunce,
25032359 And lay my Armes before the Leggs of this sweete Lasse of France.
25052360If your Ladishyp would say thankes Pompey,
I had done.
25062361Lady. Great thankes great
Pompey.
25072362Clo. Tis not
so much worth: but I hope I was perfe
ct. I
Bero.
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