The Tragedy
110310211 I thus, and thus: if this wil not
serue,
He stabs him. 11041022Ile chop thee in the malme
sey But, in the next roome
. 110510232 A bloudy deede, and de
sperately performd,
11061024How faine like Pilate would I wa
sh my hand,
11071025Of this mo
st grieuous guilty murder done.
11091027By heauens the Duke
shall know how
slacke thou art.
111110282 I would he knew that I had
saued his brother.
11121029Take thou the fee, and tell him what I
say,
11131030For I repent me that the Duke is
slaine.
Exit. 111410311 So doe not I, go coward as thou art:
11151032Now mu
st I hide his body in
some hole,
11161033Vntill the Duke take order for his buriall:
11171034And when I haue my meede I mu
st away,
11181035For this will out, and here I mu
st not
stay.
Exeunt. 11211036Enter King, Queene, Hastings, Ryuers, Dorcet, &c. 11241037Kin. So, now I haue done a good daies worke,
11251038You peeres continue this vnited league,
11271040From my redeemer to redeeme me hence:
11281041And now in peace my
soule
shall part from heauen,
11291042Since I haue
set my friends at peace on earth:
11301043Riuers and Ha
stings, take each others hand,
11311044Di
ssemble not your hatred,
sweare your loue.
11321045Riu. By heauen, my heart is purgd from grudging hate,
11331046And with my hand I
seale my true hearts loue.
11341047Hast. So thriue I as I truely
sweare the like.
11351048Kin. Take heede you dally not before your King,
11361049Lea
st he that is the
supreme King of Kings,
11371050Confound your hidden fal
shood and award
11381051Either of you to be the others end.
11391052Hast. So pro
sper I, as I
sweare perfe
ct loue.
11401053Riu. And I, as I loue ha
stings with my heart.
11411054Kin. Madame, your
selfe are not exempt in this,
11421055Nor your
son Dor
set, Buckingham nor you,
11431056You haue beene fa
ctious one again
st the other:
11441057Wife, loue Lo: Ha
stings, let him ki
sse your hand,
11451058And what you doe, doe it vnfainedly.
11461059Q. Here Ha
stings I will neuer more remember
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