23842237Reg. But are my brothers powers
set foorth?
23872240Stew. Madam with much ado, your
sister's the better Soldier.
23892241Reg. Lord
Edmund spake not with your Lady at home?
23912243Reg. What might import my
sisters letter to him?
23932245Reg. Faith he is po
sted hence on a
serious matter,
23942246It was great ignorance,
Glocesters eies being out,
23952247To let him liue, where he arriues he moues
23962248All hearts again
st vs, and now I thinke is gone,
23972249In pitty of his mi
sery to di
spatch his nighted life,
23982250Moreouer to de
scrie the
strength of the Army.
24002251Stew. I mu
st needs after him with my Letters.
24012252Reg. Our troope
sets foorth to morrow,
stay with vs,
24032254Stew. I may not Madam, my Lady charg'd my dutie in this
24052256Reg. Why
should
she write to
Edmund? Might not you
24062257Tran
sport her purpo
ses by word, belike
24072258Something, I know not what, Ile loue thee much,
24102261Reg. I know your Lady does not loue her husband,
24112262I am
sure of that: and at her late being heere
24122263She gaue
strange aliads, and mo
st speaking lookes
24132264To Noble
Edmund, I know you are of her bo
some.
24152266Reg. I
speake in vnder
standing, for I know't,
24162267Therefore I do adui
se you to take this note:
24172268My Lord is dead,
Edmund and I haue talkt,
24182269And more conuenient is he for my hand,
24192270Then for your Ladies: you may gather more,
24202271If you do
finde him, pray you giue him this,
24212272And when your mi
stris heares thus much from you,
24222273I pray de
sire her call her wi
sedome to her,
so farewll,
24242274If you do chance to heare of that blinde traitor,
24252275Preferment fals on him that cuts him o
ff.
24262276Stew. Would I could meet him Madam, I would
shew