29712686And step, I haue aduanct thee, if thou dost

29722687As this instructs thee, thou dost make thy way

29732688To noble fortunes, know thou this that men

29742689Are as the time is, to be tender minded

29752690Does not become a sword, thy great imployment

29762691Will not beare question, either say thout do't,

29772692Or thriue by other meanes.

29782693Cap. Ile do't my Lord.

29792694Bast. About it, and write happy when thou hast don,

29802695Marke I say instantly, and carie it so

29812696As I haue set it downe.

2981.12697Cap. I cannot draw a cart, nor eate dride oats,

2981.22698If it bee mans worke ile do't.

29832700Alb. Sir you haue shewed to day your valiant strain,

29842701And Fortune led you well you haue the captiues

29852702That were the opposites of this dayes strife,

29862703We doe require then of you, so to vse them,

29872704As we shall find their merits, and our safty

29882705May equally determine.

29892706Bast. Sir I thought it fit,

29902707To send the old and miserable King to some retention, and ap-(pointed guard,

29912708Whose age has charmes in it, whose title more

29922709To pluck the coren bossom of his side,

29932710And turne our imprest launces in our eyes

29942711Which doe commaund them, with him I sent the queen

29952712My reason, all the same and they are readie 2996to morrow,

2713Or at further space, to appeare 2997where you shall hold

2714Your session at this time, mee sweat and bleed,

2997.12715The friend hath lost his friend, and the best quarrels

2997.22716In the heat are curst, by those that feele their sharpes,

2997.32717The question of Cordelia and her father

2997.42718Requires a fitter place.

29982719Alb. Sir by your patience,

29992720I hold you but a subiect of this warre, 3000not as a brother.

30012721Reg. That's as we list to grace him,

30022722Me thinkes our pleasure should haue beene demanded

30032723Ere you had spoke so farre, he led our powers,