30492762My truth and honour firmely.

30512763Alb. A Herald ho. Bast. A Herald ho, a Herald.

30522764Alb. Trust to thy single vertue, for thy souldiers

30532765All leuied in my name, haue in my name 3054tooke their(discharge.

30552766Reg. This sicknes growes vpon me.

30562767Alb. She is not well, conuey her to my tent,

30572768Come hether Herald, let the trumpet sound,

30582769And read out this. Cap. Sound trumpet?

30602770Her. If any man of qualitie or degree, in the hoast of the

2771ar3061my, will maintaine vpon Edmund supposed Earle of Gloster,

30622772that he's a manifold traitour, let him appeare at the third 3063sound

2773of the trumpet, he is bold in his defence.

2774Bast. Sound? 3064Againe?

30682776Alb. Aske him his purposes why he appeares

30692777Vpon this call oth' trumpet.

30702778Her. What are you? 3071your name and qualitie?

2779And why you answere 3072this present summons.

30732780Edg. O know my name is lost 3074by treasons tooth.

2781Bare-gnawne and canker-bitte; 3075yet are I mou't

2782Where is the aduersarie 3076I come to cope with all.

30772783Alb. Which is that aduersarie?

30782784Edg. What's he that speakes for Edmund Earle of ( Gloster,

30792785Bast. Him selfe, what saiest thou to him?

30802786Edg. Draw thy sword.

30812787That if my speech offend a noble hart, 3082thy arme

2788May do thee Iustice, here is mine.

30832789Behold it is 3084the priuiledge of my tongue,

30852790My oath and my profession, I protest,

30862791Maugure thy strength, youth, place and eminence,

30872792Despight thy victor, sword and fire new fortun'd,

30882793Thy valor and thy heart thou art a traytor.

30892794False to thy Gods thy brother and thy Father,

30902795Conspicuate gainst this high illustrious prince,

30912796And from the'xtreamest vpward of thy head,

30922797To the descent and dust beneath thy feet,

30932798A most toad-spotted traytor say thou no

30942799This sword, this arme, and my best spirits,