232223Oh gentlemen see, see dead Henries woundes,

233224Open their congeald mouthes and bleede a fresh.

234225Blush blush thou lumpe of foule deformity,

235226For tis thy presence that exhales this bloud,

236227From cold and empty veines where no bloud dwells.

237228Thy deed inhumane and vnnaturall,

238229Prouokes this deluge most vnnaturall.

239230Oh God which this bloud madest, reuenge his death,

240231Oh earth which this bloud drinkst, reuenge his death:

241232Either heauen with lightning strike the murtherer dead,

242233Or earth gape open wide and eate him quicke.

243234As thou doest swallow vp this good Kings bloud,

244235Which his hell-gouernd arme hath butchered.

245236Glo. Lady you know no rules of charity,

246237Which renders good for bad, blessings for curses.

247238Lady Villaine thou knowest no law of God nor man:

248239No beast so fierce but knowes some touch of pitty.

249240Glo. But I know none, and therefore am no beast.

250241Lady Oh wonderfull when Diuels tell the troth.

251242Glo. More wonderfull when Angels are so angry

252243Voutsafe deuine perfection of a woman,

253244Of these supposed euils to giue me leaue,

254245By circumstance but to acquite my selfe.

255246La. Vouchsafe defused infection of a man,

256247For these knowne euils but to giue me leaue,

257248By circumstance to curse thy cursed selfe.

258249Glo. Fairer then tongue can name thee, let me haue

259250Some patient leisure to excuse my selfe.

260251La. Fouler then heart can thinke thee thou canst make

261252No excuse currant but to hang thy selfe.

263253Glo. By such despaire I should accuse my selfe.

264254Lad. And by despairing shouldst thou stand excusde,

265255For doing worthy vengeance on thy selfe,

266256Which didst vnworthy slaughter vpon others.

267257Glo. Say that I slew them not.

268258La. Why then they are not dead,

269259But dead they are, and diuelish slaue by thee.

270260Glo. I did not kill your husband.

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