11901019Duke. What's the o
ffence you gaue him?
11911020Stew. I neuer gaue him any, it plea
sd the King his ma
ster
11921021Very late to
strike at me vpon his mis
scon
stru
ction,
11941022When he coniun
ct and
flattering his di
splea
sure
11951023Tript me behinde, being downe, in
sulted, raild,
11961024And put vpon his
such a deale of man, that
11971025That worthied him, got prai
ses of the King,
11981026For him attempting who was
selfe
subdued,
11991027And in the
flechuent of this dread exploit,
12011029Kent. None of the
se roges & cowards but
A'Iax is their foole.
12031030Duke. Bring foorth the
stockes ho?
12041031You
stubborne mi
screant knaue, you vnreuerent bragart,
12061033Kent. I am too olde to learne, call not your
stockes for me,
12071034I
serue the King, on who
se imploiments I was
sent to you,
12091035You
should do
small re
spe
ct,
shew too bold malice
12101036Again
st the grace and per
son of my ma
ster,
12121038Duke. Fetch foorth the
stockes; as I haue life and honour,
12141040Reg. Till noone, till night my Lord, and all night too.
12151041Kent. Why Madam, if I were your fathers dog you could not
12171043Reg. Sir, being his knaue, I will.
12181044Duke. This is a fellow of the
same nature,
12191045Our
sister
speakes o
ff, come, bring away the
stockes.
12201046Glost. Let me be
seech your Grace not to do
so,
12211047His fault is much, and the good King his Ma
ster
1221.11048Will checke him for't; your purpo
sd low corre
ction
1221.21049Is
such, as ba
se
st and temne
st wretches for pilfrings
1221.31050And mo
st common tre
spa
sses are puni
sht with,
12221051The King mu
st take it ill, that hee's
so
slightly valued
12231052In his Me
ssenger,
should haue him thus re
strained.
12251054Reg. My
sister may receiue it much more wor
se,
12261055To haue her gentleman abu
sed, a
ssaulted
For