2078But O poore
Gloster 2326lo
st he his other eye.
23272079Gent. Both, both my Lord,
2328this letter Madam craues a
speedy
(answer, 23292080Tis from your
sister.
Gon. One way I like this well,
23312081But being widow and my
Gloster with her,
23322082May all the building on my fancie plucke,
23332083Vpon my hatefull life, another way
2334the newes is not
so tooke,
2084Ile reade and an
swer.
Exit. 23352085Alb. Where was his
sonne
2336when they did take his eyes.
23372086Gent. Come with my Lady hither.
2338Alb. He is not here.
23392087Gent. No my good Lord I met him backe againe.
23412089Gent. I my good Lord twas he informd again
st him,
23422090And quit the hou
se on purpo
se that there puni
shment
23442092Alb. Gloster I liue
2345to thanke thee for the loue thou
shewed
st the
(King, 23462093And to reuenge thy eyes, come hither friend,
23472094Tell me what more thou knowe
st.
Exit. 2347.22096Kent. Why the King of
Fraunce is
so
suddenly gone backe,
2347.42098Gent. Something he left imperfe
ct in the
state, which
since his
2347.52099comming forth is thought of, which imports to the Kingdome,
2347.62100So much feare and danger that his per
sonall returne was mo
st re
- 2347.82102Kent. Who hath he left behind him, General.
2347.92103Gent. The Mar
shall of
France Mon
sier
la Far.
2347.102104Kent. Did your letters pierce the queene to any demon
stratiõ
(of griefe. 2347.112105Gent. I
say
she tooke them, read them in my pre
sence,
2347.132107Her delicate cheeke, it
seemed
she was a queene ouer her pa
ssion,
2347.142108Who mo
st rebell-like,
sought to be King ore her.
2347.162110Gent. Not to a rage,
patience and
sorow
streme,
2347.172111Who
should expre
sse her goodlie
st you haue
seene,
2347.182112Sun
shine and raine at once, her
smiles and teares,
2347.192113Were like a better way tho
se happie
smilets,
2347.202114That playd on her ripe lip
seeme not to know,
2347.212115What gue
sts were in her eyes which parted thence,
As