26222351Boy, high reaching Buckingham growes circumspect.

26242352Boy. My Lord.

26252353King. Knowst thou not any whom corrupting gold

26262354Would tempt vnto a close exploit of death.

26272355Boy. My lord, I know a discontented gentleman,

26282356Whose humble meanes match not his haughtie mind,

26292357Gould were as good as twentie Orators,

26302358And will no doubt tempt him to any thing.

26312359King. What is his name.

26322360Boy. His name my Lord is Tirrell.

26332361King. Go call him hither presentlie,

26352362The deepe reuoluing wittie Buckingham,

26362363No more shall be the neighbour to my counsell,

26372364Hath he so long held out with me vntirde

26382365And stops he nowe for breath? Enter Darby.

26402366How now, what neewes with you?

26412367Darby. My Lord, I heare the Marques Dorset

26422368Is fled to Richmond, in those partes beyond the seas where he

26432369 abides.

26442370King. Catesby. Cat. My Lord.

2371King. Rumor it abroad

26452372That Anne my wife is sicke and like to die,

26462373I will take order for her keeping close:

26472374Enquire me out some meane borne gentleman,

26482375Whom I will marrie straight to Clarence daughter,

26492376The boy is foolish, and I feare not him:

26502377Looke how thou dreamst: I say againe giue out

26512378That Anne my wife is sicke and like to die.

26522379About it, for it stands me much vpon

26532380To stop all hopes whose growth may damadge me,

26542381I must be married to my brothers daughter,

26552382Or else my kingdome stands on brittle glasse,

26562383Murther her brothers, and then marrie her,

26572384Vncertaine waie of gaine, but I am in

26582385So far in bloud that sinne will plucke on sin,

26592386Teare falling pittie dwels not in this eie. Enter Tirrel.

26612387Is thy name Tirrill?

26622388Tyr. Iames Tirrell and your most obedient subiect.

I King.