24192241Yorke Well, beare you wel in this new
spring of time,
24202242Le
st you be cropt before you come to prime.
24212243What newes from Oxford, do the
se iu
sts & triumphs hold
? 24222244Aum. For aught I know (my Lord) they do.
24242246Aum. If God preuent not, I purpo
se
so.
24252247Yorke What
seale is that that hangs without thy bo
some?
24262248yea look
st thou pale
? let me
see the writing,
24282250Yorke No matter then who
see it,
24292251I will be
satis
fied, let me
see the writing.
24302252Aum. I do be
seech your grace to pardon me;
24312253It is a matter of
small con
sequence,
24322254Which for
some rea
sons I would not haue
seene
. 24332255Yorke Which for
some rea
sons
sir I meane to
see.
24362258Tis nothing but
some band that he is entred into
24372259For gay apparell gain
st the triumph day.
24382260Yorke Bound to him
selfe; what doth he with a bond
24392261That he is bound to. Wife, thou art a foole:
24412263Aum. I do be
seech you pardon me, I may not
shew it.
24422264Yorke I will be
satis
fied, let me
see it I
say
: 2265He pluckes it out of his bosome and reades it. 24432266Yorke Trea
son, foule trea
son, villaine, traitor,
slaue,
24452268Yorke Ho, who is within there
? saddle my hor
se,
24462269God
sor his mercy! what treachery is here?
24482271Yorke Giue me my bootes I
say,
saddle my hor
se,
24492272Now by mine honour, by my life, by my troth
24532276Du. I wil not peace, what is the matter Aumerle
? 24542277Au. Good mother be content, it is no more
Then