24162379Iu. Giue me, giue me, O tell not me of feare

24172380Fri. Hold get you gone, be strong and prosperous

24182381In this resolue, ile send a Frier with speed

24192382To Mantua, with my Letters to thy Lord.

24202383Iu. Loue giue me strength, and strength shall helpe afford:

24222384Farewell deare father. (Exit.

24252387Ca. So many guests inuite as here are writ,

24262388Sirrah, go hire me twentie cunning Cookes.

24272389 Ser. You shall haue none ill sir, for ile trie if they can lick their

24282390fingers.

24292391Capu. How canst thou trie them so?

24302392 Ser. Marrie sir, tis an ill Cooke that cannot lick his owne fin-

24312393gers: therefore hee that cannot lick his fingers goes not with

24322394me.

24332395Ca. Go be gone, we shall be much vnfurnisht for this time:

24342396What is my daughter gone to Frier Lawrence?

24352397Nur. I forsooth.

24362398Cap. Well, he may chance to do some good on her,

24372399A peeuish selfewieldhar lottry it is.

24392401Nur. See where she comes from shrift with merie looke.

24412402 Ca. How now my headstrong, where haue you bin gadding?

24432403Iu. Where I haue learnt me to repent the sin

24442404Of disobedient opposition,

24452405To you and your behests, and am enioynd

24462406By holy Lawrence, to fall prostrate here,

24472407To beg your pardon, pardon I beseech you,

24482408Henceforward I am euer rulde by you.

24492409Ca. Send for the Countie, go tell him of this,

24502410Ile haue this knot knit vp to morrow morning.

24512411Iu. I met the youthfull Lord at Lawrence Cell,

24522412And gaue him what becomd loue I might,

24532413Not stepping ore the bounds of modestie.

24542414Cap. Why I am glad ont, this is wel, stand vp,

24552415This is ast should be, let me see the Countie:

24562416I marrie go I say and fetch him hither.