The Tragedy
763717His venome tooth will rackle thee to death,
764718Haue not to doe with him, beware of him:
765719Sinne, death and hell, haue
set their markes on him,
766720And all their mini
sters attend on him.
767721Glo. What doth
she
say my Lo: of Buckingham?
768722Buck. Nothing that I re
spe
ct my gratious Lord.
769723Qu. M. What doe
st thou
scorne me for my gentle coun
-(sell, 771724And
sooth the diuell that I warne thee from:
772725O but remember this another day,
773726When he
shall
split thy very heart with
sorrow,
774727And
say poore Margaret was a prophete
sse:
775728Liue each of you the
subie
cts of his hate,
776729And he to your, and all of you to Gods.
Exit. 777730Hast. My haire doth
stand on end to heare her cur
ses.
778731Ryu. And
so doth mine, I wonder
shees at liberty.
779732Glo. I cannot blame her by gods holy mother,
780733She hath had too much wrong, and I repent
781734My part thereof that I haue done.
782735Qu. I neuer did her any to my knowledge.
783736Glo. But you haue all the vantage of this wrong.
784737I was too hoat to doe
some body good,
785738That is too cold in thinking of it now:
786739Marry as for Clarence he is well repaid,
787740He is franckt vp to fatting for his paines,
788741God pardon them that are the cau
se of it.
789742Ryu. A vertuous and a Chri
stianlike conclu
sion,
790743To pray for them that haue done
scathe to vs.
791744Glo. So doe I euer being well adui
sde,
793745For had I cur
st, now I had cur
st my
selfe
. 795746Cates. Madam his Maie
sty doth call for you,
796747And for your Grace, and you my noble Lo:
797748Qu Catesby we come, Lords will you go with vs.
798749Ry. Madame we will attend your grace.
Exeunt man. Ri. 800750Glo. I doe the wrong, and
fir
st began to braule
801751The
secret mi
schiefes that I
set abroach,
802752I lay vnto the grieuous charge of others:
803753Clarence whom I indeed haue laid in darkenes,
804754I doe beweepe to many
simple guls:
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