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grief And grief of you�察�be not too hard with them。 You would not of your
own heart slay a man�察�Nay�察�if you will�察�in God's name make me weep�察�I
will not hate you�察�but at heart�察�sweet lord�察�Be not at heart my sweet heart's
enemy。 If I had many mighty men to friend I would not plead too lovingly
with you To have your love。
DARNLEY。 Why�察�yet you have my love。
QUEEN。 Alas�察 �what shall mine enemies do to me If he be used so
hardly of my friends�拭�Come�察�sir�察�you hate me�察�yet for all your hate You
cannot have such heart。
DARNLEY。 What sort of heart�拭�I have no heart to be used shamefully
If you mean that。
QUEEN。 Would God I loved you not�察 �You are too hard to be used
lovingly。
DARNLEY。 You are moved too much for such a little love As you bear
me。
QUEEN。 God knows you do me wrong�察�God knows the heart�察�sweet�察�
that I love you with。 Hark you�察�fair sir�察�I'd have all well with you�察�Do you
not fear at sick men's time of night What end may come�拭�are you so sure
of heart�拭�Is not your spirit surprisable in sleep�拭�Have you no evil dreams�拭�
Nay�察�look you�察�love�察�I will not be flung off you heart and hand�察�I am no
snake�此�but tell me for your love Have you no fancies how these things will
end In the pit's mouth�拭�how all life´deeds will look At the grave's edge that
lets men into hell�拭�For my part�察�who am weak and woman´eyed�察�It turns
my soul tears�此�I doubt this blood Fallen on our faces when we twain are
dead Will scar and burn them�此�yea�察�for heaven is sweet�察�And loves sweet
deeds that smell not of split blood。 Let us not kill�此�God that made mercy
first Pities the pitiful for their deed's sake。
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DARNLEY。 Get you some painting�察�with a cheek like this You'll find
no faith in listeners。
QUEEN。 How�察�fair lord�拭�
DARNLEY。 I say that looking with this face of yours None shall
believe you holy�察�what�察�you talk�察�Take mercy in your mouth�察�eat holiness�察�
Put God under your tongue and feed on heaven�察�With fear and faith and´
faith�察�I know not what´ And look as though you stood and saw men slain
To make you game and laughter�察�nay�察�your eyes Threaten as unto blood。
What will you do To make men take your sweet word�拭 �pitiful´ You are
pitiful as he that's hired for death And loves the slaying yet better than the
hire。
QUEEN。 You are wise that live to threat and tell me so�察�Do you love
life too much�拭�
DARNLEY。 O�察 �now you are sweet�察 �Right tender now�此 �you love not
blood nor death�察�You are too tender。
QUEEN。 Yea�察 �too weak�察 �too soft�此 �Sweet�察 �do not mock me�察 �for my
love's sake�察�see How soft a thing I am。 Will you be hard�拭�The heart you
have�察�has it no sort of fear�拭�
DARNLEY。 Take off your hand and let me go my way And do the
deed�察�and when the doing is past I will come home and teach you tender
things Out of my love till you forget my wrath。 I will be angry when I see
good need�察 �And will grow gentle after�察 �fear not that�此 �You shall get no
wrong of my wrongdoing。 So I take leave。
QUEEN。 Take what you will�察�take all�察�You have taken half my heart
away with words�此�Take all I have�察�and take no leave�察�I have No leave to
give�此�yea�察�shortly shall lack leave�察�I think�察�to live�察�but I crave none of you�察�
I would have none�此�yet for the love I have�察�If I get ever a man to show it
you�察�I pray God put you some day in my hand That you may take that too。
DARNLEY。 Well�察 �as he please�察 �God keep you in such love�察 �and so
farewell。
��Exit。�А�
QUEEN。 So fare I as your lover�察�but not well。´ Ah sweet�察�if God be
ever good to me To put you in my hand� �I am come to shame�察 �Let me
think now�察�and let my wits not go�察�God�察�for dear mercy�察�let me not forget
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Why I should be so angry�察�the dull blood Beats at my face and blinds me´I
am chafted to death�察�And I am shamed�察 �I shall go mad and die。 Truly I
think I did kneel down�察�did pray�察�Yea�察�weep ��who knows�殖� it may be´all
for that。 Yea�察 �if I wept not�察 �this was blood brake forth And burnt mine
eyelids�察�I will have blood back�察�And wash them cool in the hottest of his
heart�察�Or I will slay myself�此�I cannot tell�此�I have given gold for brass�察�and
lo the pay Cleaves to my fingers�此�there's no way to mend´ Not while life
stays�此�would God that it were gone� �The fool will feed upon my fame and
laugh�察�Till one seal up his tongue and lips with blood�察�He carries half my
honor and good name Between his teeth。 Lord God�察�mine head will fail� �
When have I done thus since I was alive�拭�And these ill times will deal but
ill with me´ My old love slain�察�and never a new to help�察�And my wits gone�察�
and my blithe use of life�察�And all the grace was with me。 Love´perchance
If I save love I shall well save myself。 I could find heart to bid him take
such fellows And kill them to my hand。 I was the fool To sue to these and
shame myself�此�God knows I was a queen born�察�I will hold their heads Here
in my hands for this。 Which of you waits�拭�
��Enter MARY BEATON and MARY CARMICHAEL。�А�
No maiden of them�拭�what�察�no more than this�拭�
MARY CARMICHAEL。 Madam�察�the lady Seyton is gone forth�察�She is
ill at heart with watching。
QUEEN。 Ay�察�at heart´ All girls must have such tender sides to the heart
They break for one night's watching�察�ache to death For an hour's pity�察�for a
half´hour's love´ Wear out before the watches�察�die by dawn�察�And ride at
noon to burial。 God's my pity� �Where's Hamilton�拭 �doth she ail too�拭 �at
heart�察�I warrant her at heart。
MARY BEATON。 I know not�察�madam。
QUEEN。 What�察�sick or dead�拭�I am well holpen of you�此�Come hither to
me。 What pale blood you have´ Is it for fear you turn such cheeks to me�拭�
Why�察�if I were so loving�察�by my hand�察�I would have set my head upon the
chance�察�And loosed him though I died。 What will you do�拭�Have you no
way�拭�
MARY BEATON。 None but your mercy。
QUEEN。 Ay�拭�Why then the thing is piteous。 Think�察�for God's sake´ Is
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there no loving way to fetch him forth�拭�Nay�察 �what a white thin´blooded
thing is love�察 �To help no more than this doth� �Were I in love�察 �I would
unbar the ways to´night and then Laugh death to death to´morrow�察�mock
him dead�察�I think you love well with one half your heart�察�And let fear keep
the other。 Hark you now�察�You said there was some friend durst break my
bars´ Some Scotch name´faith�察�as if I wist of it� �Ye have such heavy wits
to help one with´ Some man that had some mean to save him by´ Tush�察�I
must be at pains for you� �
MARY BEATON。 Nay�察 �madam�察 �It were no boot�察 �he will not be let
forth。
QUEEN。 I say�察 �the name。 O�察 �Robert Erskine´yea�察�A fellow of some
heart�此�what saith he�拭�
MARY BEATON。 Madam�察�The thing was sound all through�察�yea�察�all
went well�察�But for all prayers that we could make to him He would not fly�此�
we cannot get him forth。
QUEEN。 Great God� �that men should have such wits as this� �I have a
mind to let him die for that�察�And yet I wot not。 Said he�察�he loathed his life�拭�
MARY BEATON。 He says your grace given would scathe yourself�察�
And little grace for such a grace as that Be with the little of his life he kept
To cast off some time more unworthily。
QUEEN。 God help me� �what should wise folk do with him�拭 �These
men be weaker´witted than mere fools When they fall mad once�察�yet by
Mary's soul I am sorrier for him than for men right wise。 God wot a fool
that were more wise than he Would love me something worse than
Chastelard�察�Ay�察 �and his own soul better。 Do you think ��There's no such
other sort of fool alive�� That he may live�拭�
MARY BEATON。 Yea�察�by God's mercy�察�madam�察�To your great praise
and honor from all men If you should keep him living。
QUEEN。 By God's light�察�I have good will to do it。 Are you sure�察�If I
would pack him with a pardon hence�察�He would speak well of me´not hint
and halt�察�Smile and look back�察�sigh and say love runs out�察�But times have
been´with some loose laugh cut short�察�Bit off at lip´eh�拭�
MARY BEATON。 No�察�by heaven he would not。
QUEEN。 You know how quickly one may be belied´ Faith�察�you should
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know it´I never thought the worst�察 �One may touch love and come with
clean hands off´ But you should know it。 What�察�he will not fly´ Not though
I wink myself asleep�察�turn blind´ Which that I will I say not�拭�
MARY BEATON。 Nay�察�not he�察�We had good hope to bring him well
aboard�察 �Let him slip safe down by the firths to sea�察 �Out under Leith by
night´setting�察�and thence Take ship for France and serve there out of sight
In the new wars。
QUEEN。 Ay�察 �in the new French wars´ You wist thereof too�察 �madam�察�
with good leave´ A goodly bait to catch mine honor with And let me wake
up with my name bit through。 I had been much bounden to you twain�察�
methinks�察�Bu
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