21151893Glost. I haue a letter guessingly set downe,

21161894Which came from one that's of a neutrall heart,

21171895And not from one opposed.

21181896Corn. Cunning.

21191897Reg. And false.

21201898Corn. Where hast thou sent the King?

21211899Glost. To Douer.

21221900Reg. Wherefore to Douer? wast thou not charg'd at perill ------

21241901Corn. Wherefore to Douer? let him first answer that.

21251902Glost. I am tide tot'h stake, and I must stand the course.

21271903Reg. Wherefore to Douer sir?

21281904Glost. Because I would not see thy cruell nayles

21291905Plucke out his poore old eyes, nor thy fierce sister

21301906In his aurynted flesh rash borish phangs,

21311907The sea with such a storme of his lou'd head

21321908In hell blacke night endur'd, would haue laid vp

21331909And quencht the steeled fires, yet poore old heart,

21341910He holpt the heauens to rage,

21351911If Wolues had at thy gate heard that dearne time,

21361912Thou shouldst haue said, good Porter turne the key,

21371913All cruels else subscrib'd, but I shall see

21381914The winged vengeance ouertake such children.

21391915Corn. See't shalt thou neuer, fellowes hold the chaire,

21401916Vpon those eies of thine, lle set my foote.

21411917Glost. He that will thinke to liue till he be old -----

21421918Giue me some helpe, ô cruell, ô ye Gods!

21431919Reg. One side will mocke another, tother to.

21441920Corn. If you see vengeance ------

21451921Seruant. Hold your hand my Lord,

21461922I haue seru'd you euer since I was a childe,

21471923But better seruice haue I neuer done you, then now to bid you (hold.

21491924Reg. How now you dog.

21501925Ser. If you did weare a beard vpon your chin, ide shake it on

21511926this quarrell, what do you meane?

21521927Corn. My villaine. Draw and fight.

21531928Ser. Why then come on, and take the chance of anger.

21541929Reg. Giue me thy sword, a pesant stand vp thus.