11471060Our former hatred so thriue I and mine.

11481061Dor. This enterchange of loue, I here protest,

11491062Vpon my part, shal be vnuiolable.

11521063Hast. And so sweare I my Lord.

11531064Kin. Now princely Buckingham seale thou this league

11541065With thy embracements to my wiues allies,

11551066And make me happy in your vnity.

11561067Buc. When euer Buckingham doth turne his hate,

11571068On you or yours, but with all duteous loue

11581069Doth cherish you and yours, God punish me

11591070With hate, in those where I expect most loue,

11601071When I haue most neede to imploy a friend,

1161And most assured that he is a friend,

11621072Deepe, hollow, trecherous, and full of guile

11631073Be he vnto me, this doe I begge of God,

11641074When I am cold in zeale to you or yours.

11651075Kin. A pleasing cordiall Princely Buckingham,

11661076Is this thy vow vnto my sickly heart:

11671077There wanteth now our brother Glocester here,

11681078To make the perfect period of this peace. Enter Glocest.

11691079Buc. And in good time here comes the noble Duke.

11721080Glo. Good morrow to my soueraigne King & Queene,

11731081And Princely peeres, a happy time of day.

11741082Kin. Happy indeede as we haue spent the day:

11751083Brother we haue done deedes of charity:

11761084Made peace of enmity, faire loue of hate,

11771085Betweene these swelling wrong insenced peeres.

11781086Glo. A blessed labour, my most soueraigne liege,

11791087Amongst this princely heape, if any here

11801088By false intelligence or wrong surmise,

11811089Hold me a foe, if I vnwittingly or in my rage,

11821090Haue ought committed that is hardly borne

11831091By any in this presence, I desire

11841092To reconcile me to his friendly peace,

11851093Tis death to me to be at enmity.

11861094I hate it, and desire all good mens loue.

11871095First Madam I intreate true peace of you,

11881096Which I will purchase with my dutious seruice.