2843.112572Or well, or ill, as this dayes battels fought. Exit.

28472574Bast. Know of the Duke if his last purpose hold,

28482575Or whether since he is aduis'd by ought

28492576To change the course, he's full of abdication

28502577And selfe reprouing, bring his constant pleasure.

28512578Reg. Our sisters man is certainly miscaried,

28522579Bast. Tis to be doubted Madam,

28532580Reg. Now sweet Lord,

28542581You know the goodnes I intend vpon you,

28552582Tell me but truly, but then speak the truth,

28562583Doe you not loue my sister? 2857 Bast. I, honor'd loue.

28582584Reg. But haue you neuer found my brothers way,

28592585To the forfended place? Bast. That thought abuses you.

2859.12586Reg. I am doubtfull that you haue beene coniunct and bo-

2859.22587som'd with hir, as far as we call hirs.

28602588Bast. No by mine honour Madam.

28612589Reg. I neuer shall indure hir, deere my Lord bee not familiar(with her.

28632590Bast. Feare me not, shee and the Duke her husband.

2864.12592Gono. I had rather loose the battaile, then that sister should

2864.22593loosen him nd mee.

28652594Alb. Our very louing sister well be-met

28662595For this I heare the King is come to his daughter

28672596With others, whome the rigour of our state

28682597Forst to crie out, where I could not be honest

2868.12598I neuer yet was valiant, for this busines

2868.22599It touches vs, as France inuades our land

2868.32600Not bolds the King, with others whome I feare,

2868.42601Most iust and heauy causes make oppose.

2602Bast. Sir you speake nobly. 2869Reg. Why is this reason'd?

28702603Gono. Combine togither gainst the enemy,

28712604For these domestique dore particulars

28722605Are not to question here.

28732606Alb. Let vs then determine with the auntient of warre 2874on our

2607proceedings. Bast. I shall attend you presently at your tent.

28752608Reg. Sister you'l goe with vs? 2876 Gon. No.

28772609Reg. Tis most conuenient, pray you goe with vs.