16321478Then taking him from thence that is not there,

16331479You breake no priuiledge nor charter there:

16341480Oft haue I heard of sanctuary men,

16351481But sanctuary children neuer till now.

16361482Car. My Lo: you shall ouerrule my minde for once:

16371483Come on Lo: Hastings will you go with me?

16381484Hast. I go my Lord.

16391485Prin. Good Lords make all the speedy hast you may:

16401486Say Vnckle Glocester, if our brother come,

16411487Where shall we soiourne till our coronation?

16421488Glo. Where it seemes best vnto your royall selfe:

16431489If I may councell you, some day or two,

16441490Your highnes shall repose you at the tower:

16451491Then where you please, and shalbe thought most fit

16461492For your best health and recreation.

16471493Prin. I doe not like the tower of any place:

16481494Did Iulius Caesar build that place my Lord?

16491495Buc. He did, my gratious Lo: begin that place,

16501496Which since succeeding ages haue reedified.

16511497Prin. Is it vpon record, or els reported

16521498Successiuely from age to age he built it?

16531499Buc. Vpon record my gratious Lo:

16541500Pri. But say my Lo: it were not registred,

16551501Me thinkes the truth should liue from age to age,

16561502As twere retailde to all posterity,

16571503Euen to the generall all-ending day.

16581504Glo. So wise, so young, they say doe neuer liue long.

16591505Pri. What say you Vnckle?

16601506Glo. I say without characters fame liues long:

16611507Thus like the formall vice iniquity,

16621508I morallize two meanings in one word.

16631509Pri. That Iulius Cesar was a famous man,

16641510With what his valour did enrich his wit,

16651511His wit set downe to make his valure liue:

16661512Death makes no conquest of this conquerour,

16671513For now he liues in fame though not in life:

16681514Ile tell you what my Cosen Buckingham.

16691515Buc. What my gratious Lord?