2554Be sute to buy it at as deare a price,

2555As ere you bought presumption in your liues.

2556King. Ore-daring Cornwall, know, we came in right,

2557And iust reuengement of the wronged King,

2558Whose daughters there, fell vipers as they are,

2559Haue sought to murder and depriue of life:

2560But God protected him from all their spight,

2561And we are come in iustice of his right.

2562Cam. Nor he nor thou haue any interest here,

2563But what you win and purchase with the sword.

2564Thy slaunders to our noble vertuous Queenes,

2565Wee'l in the battell thrust them down thy throte,

2566Except for feare of our reuenging hands,

2567Thou flye to sea, as not secure on lands.

2568Mum.Welshman, ile so ferrit you ere night for that word,

2569That you shall haue no mind to crake so wel this tweluemonth.

2570 Gon. They lye, that say, we sought our fathers death.

2571Rag. Tis meerely forged for a colours sake,

2572To set a glosse on your inuasion.

2573Me thinks, an old man ready for to dye,

2574Should be asham'd to broache so foule a lye.

2575Cord.Fy, shamelesse sister, so deuoyd of grace,

2576To call our father lyer to his face.

2577Gon. Peace (Puritan) dissembling hypocrite,

2578Which art so good, that thou wilt proue stark naught:

2579Anon, when as I haue you in my fingers,

2580Ile make you wish your selfe in Purgatory.

2581Per. Nay, peace thou monster, shame vnto thy sexe:

2582Thou fiend in likenesse of a humane creature.

2583Rag. I neuer heard a fouler spoken man.

2584Leir. Out on thee, viper, scum, filthy parricide,

2585More odious to my sight then is a Toade.

2586Knowest thou these letters? She snatches them & teares them.

2587Rag. Think you to outface me with your paltry scrowles?

2588You come to driue my husband from his right,

2589Vnder the colour of a forged letter.

2590Leir. Who euer heard the like impiety?

2591Per. You are our debtour of more patience:

2592We were more patient when we stayd for you,