30042724Bore the commi
ssion of my place and per
son,
30052725The which imediate may well
stand vp,
30072727Gono. Not
so hot,
3008in his owne grace hee doth exalt him
selfe
30102729Reg. In my right
3011by me inue
sted he com-peers the be
st.
30122730Gon. That were the mo
st, if hee
should husband you.
30132731Reg. Ie
sters doe oft proue Prophets.
30142732Gon. Hola,
hola,
3015that eye that told you
so,
lookt but a
squint.
30162733Reg. Lady I am not well, els I
should an
swere
30172734From a full
flowing
stomack, Generall
30182735Take thou my
souldiers,
pri
soners, patrimonie,
30202736Witnes the world that I create thee here
30222738Gon. Meane you to inioy him then?
30232739Alb. The let alone lies not in your good will.
30262742Bast. Let the drum
strike, and proue my title good.
30272743Alb. Stay yet,
heare rea
son,
Edmund I arre
st thee
30282744On capitall trea
son,
and in thine attaint,
30292745This gilded Serpent, for your claime faire
sister
30302746I bare it in the intere
st of my wife.
30312747Tis
she is
subcontra
cted to this Lord
30322748And I her husband contradi
ct the banes,
30332749If you will mary, make your loue to me,
30342750My Lady is be
spoke, thou art arm'd
Gloster,
30382751If none appeare to proue vpon thy head,
30392752Thy hainous,
manife
st,
and many trea
sons,
30402753There is my pledge, ile proue it on thy heart
30412754Ere I ta
st bread, thou art in nothing le
sse
30422755Then I haue here proclaimd thee.
30442757Gon. If not, ile ne're tru
st poy
son.
30452758Bast. Ther's my exchange, what in the world he is,
30462759That names me traytor,
villain-like he lies,
30472760Call by thy trumpet,
he that dares approach,
30482761On him,
on you,
who not, I will maintaine
My