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    MARY HAMILTON。 'Tis your great care of her Makes you misdoubt�察�

nought else。 

    MURRAY。 Yea�察�may be so�察�She has no cause I know to sadden her。 

     ��They pass。�А�

     QUEEN。 I   am  tired   too soon�察  �I   could have   danced   down   hours Two 

years gone hence and felt no wearier。 One grows much older northwards�察�

my fair lord�察�I wonder men die south�察�meseems all France Smells sweet 

with living�察�and bright breath of days That keep men far from dying。 Peace�察�

pray you now�察�No dancing more。 Sing�察�sweet�察�and make us mirth�察�We have 

done with dancing measures�此�sing that song You call the song of love at 

ebb。 

    MARY BEATON。 

     ��Sings。�А�

     1。 Between the sunset and the sea My love laid hands and lips on me�察�

Of sweet came sour�察�of day came night�察�Of long desire came brief delight�此�

Ah love�察�and what thing came of thee Between the sea´downs and the sea�拭�

    2。 Between the sea´mark and the sea Joy grew to grief�察�grief grew to 

me�察�Love turned to tears�察�and tears to fire�察�And dead delight to new desire�察�

Love's talk�察�love's touch there seemed to be Between the sea´sand and the 

sea。 

     3。 Between the sundown and the sea Love watched one hour of love 

with    me�察  �Then    down    the  all´golden    water´ways     His   feet  flew   after 

yesterday's�察  �I   saw   them   come   and   saw   them   flee   Between   the   sea´foam 

and the sea。 



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     4。 Between the sea´strand and the sea Love fell on sleep�察�sleep fell on 

me�察�The first star saw twain turn to one Between the moonrise and the sun�察�

The next�察�that saw not love�察�saw me Between the sea´banks and the sea。 

     QUEEN。 Lo�察�sirs�察�What mirth is here� �Some song of yours�察�fair lord�察�

You know glad ways of rhymingno such tunes As go to tears。 

     CHASTELARD。 I made this yesterday�察�For its love's sake I pray you 

let it live。 

     1。 Apres tant   de jours�察 �apres   tant de pleurs�察 �Soyez secourable   a  mon 

ame en peine。 Voyez comme Avril fait l'amour aux fleurs�察�Dame d'amour�察�

dame aux belles couleurs�察�Dieu vous a fait belle�察�Amour vous fait reine。 

     2。   Rions�察  �je   t'en   prie�察  �aimons�察  �je   le   veux。   Le   temps   fuit   et   rit   et   ne 

revient guere  Pour baiser le   bout de tes blonds   cheveux�察 �Pour baiser tes 

cils�察�ta bouche et tes yeux�察�L'amour n'a qu'un jour aupres de sa mere。 

     QUEEN。 'T is a true song�察�love shall not pluck time back Nor time lie 

down with love。 For me�察�I am old�察�Have you no hair changed since you 

changed to Scot�拭�I look each day to see my face drawn up About the eyes�察�

as if they sucked the cheeks。 I think this air and face of things here north 

Puts snow at flower´time in the blood�察�and tears Between the sad eyes and 

the merry mouth In their youth´days。 

     CHASTELARD。 It is a bitter air。 

     QUEEN。 Faith�察�if I might be gone�察�sir�察�would I   stay�拭�I think�察�for no 

man's love's sake。 

     CHASTELARD。 I think not。 

     QUEEN。   Do   you   yet   mind   at   landing   how   the   quay   Looked   like   a 

blind wet face in waste of wind And washing of wan waves�拭�how the hard 

mist Made the hills ache�拭�your songs lied loud�察�my knight�察�They said my 

face would burn off cloud and rain Seen once�察�and fill the crannied land 

with   fire�察 �Kindle   the  capes in   their  blind black´gray  hoods  I  know   not 

what。 You praise me past all loves�察�And these men love me little�察�'t is some 

fault�察�I think�察�to love me�此�even a fool's sweet fault。 I have your verse still 

beating in my head Of how the swallow got a wing broken In the spring 

time�察�and lay upon his side Watching the rest fly off i' the red leaf´time�察�

And broke his heart with grieving at himself Before the snow came。   Do 

you know that lord With sharp´set eyes�拭�and him with huge thewed throat�拭�



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Good friends to me�察�I had need love them well。 Why do you look one way�拭�

I will not have you Keep your eyes here�此�'t is no great wit in me To care 

much now for old French friends of mine。 Come�察�a fresh measure�察�come�察�

play well for me�察�Fair sirs�察�your playing puts life in foot and heart。 

     DARNLEY。   Lo   you   again�察  �sirs�察  �how   she   laughs   and   leans�察  �Holding 

him fastthe supple way she hath� �Your queen hath none such�察�better as 

she is For all her measures�察�a grave English maid�察�Than queen of snakes 

and Scots。 

     RANDOLPH。   She   is   over   fair To   be   so   sweet   and   hurt   not。 A  good 

knight�察�Goodly to look on。 

     MURRAY。 Yea�察�a good sword too�察�And of good kin�察�too light of loving 

though�察�These jangling song´smiths are keen love´mongers�察�They snap at 

all meats。 

     DARNLEY。   What�   �by   God   I   think�察  �For   all   his   soft   French   face   and 

bright boy's sword�察�There be folks fairer�此�and for knightliness�察�These hot´ 

lipped   brawls   of   Paris   breed   sweet   knights   Mere   stabbers   for   a   laugh 

across the wine。 

     QUEEN。 There�察�I have danced you down for once�察�fair lord�察�You look 

pale now。 Nay then for courtesy I must needs help you�察�do not bow your 

head�察�I am tall enough to reach close under it。 

     ��Kisses him。�А�

     Now come�察�we'll sit and see this passage through。 

     DARNLEY。 A  courtesy�察 �God   help   us�   �courtesy   Pray  God   it   wound 

not where it should heal wounds。 Why�察�there was here last year some lord 

of France ��Priest on the wrong side as some folk are prince�� Told tales of 

Paris ladiesnay�察�by God�察�No jest for queen's lips to catch laughter of That 

would     keep    clean�察 �I  wot   he   made    good   mirth�察  �But   she   laughed    over 

sweetly�察  �and   in   such   wise   But   she   laughed   over   sweetly�察  �and   in   such 

wise Nay�察�I laughed too�察�but lothly。 

     QUEEN。 How they look� �The least thing courteous galls them to the 

bone。 What would one say now I were thinking of�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 It seems�察�some sweet thing。 

     QUEEN。   True�察  �a   sweet   one�察  �sir   That   madrigal   you   made   Alys   de 

Saulx Of the three ways of love�此�the first kiss honor�察�The second pity�察�and 



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the last kiss love。 Which think you now was that I kissed you with�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 It should be pity�察�if you be pitiful�察�For I am past all 

honoring that keep Outside the eye of battle�察�where my kin Fallen overseas 

have found this many a day No helm of mine between them�察�and for love�察�

I think of that as dead men of good days Ere the wrong side of death was 

theirs�察�when God Was friends with them。 

     QUEEN。   Good�察  �call   it   pity   then。  You   have   a   subtle   riddling   skill   at 

love Which is not like a lover。 For my part�察�I am resolved to be well done 

with love�察�Though I were fairer´faced than all the world�察�As there be fairer。 

Think you�察�fair my knight�察�Love shall live after life in any  man�拭�I have 

given you stuff for riddles。 

     CHASTELARD。 Most sweet   queen�察�They  say  men   dying   remember�察�

with sharp joy And rapid reluctation of desire�察�Some old thin�察�some swift 

breath of wind�察�some word�察�Some sword´stroke or dead lute´strain�察�some 

lost sight�察�Some sea´blossom stripped to the sun and burned At naked ebb´ 

´some     river´flower    that   breathes   Against    the   stream    like  a  swooned 

swimmer's mouth Some tear or laugh ere lip and eye were man's Sweet 

stings that struck the blood in ridingnay�察�Some garment or sky´color or 

spice´smell�察�And die with heart and face shut fast on it�察�And know not why�察�

and weep not�察�it may be Men shall hold love fast always in such wise In 

new fair lives where all are new things else�察�And know not why�察�and weep 

not。 

     QUEEN。 A right rhyme�察�And right a thyme's worth�此�nay�察�a sweet song�察�

though。 What�察�shall my cousin hold fast that love of his�察�Her face and talk�察�

when life ends�拭�as God grant His life end late and sweet�察�I love him well。 

She is fair enough�察�his lover�察�a fair´faced maid�察�With gray sweet eyes and 

tender touch of talk�察�And that�察�God wot�察�I wist not。 See you�察�sir�察�Men say I 

needs must get wed hastily�察�Do none point lips at him�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 Yea�察�guessingly。 

     QUEEN。 God help such lips� �and get me leave to laugh� �What should I 

do but paint and put him up Like a gilt god�察�a saintship in a shrine�察�For all 

fools' feast�拭�God's mercy on men's wits� �Tall as a housetop and as bare of 

brain I'll have no staffs with fool´faced carven heads To hang my life on。 

Nay�察�for love�察�no more�察�For fear I laugh and set their eyes on edge To find 



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out why I laugh。 Good´night�察�fair lords�察�Bid them cease playing。 Give me 

your hand�察�good´night。 



       SCENE III。MARY BEATON'S chamber�此�night。 



     ��Enter CHASTELARD。�А�

    CHASTELARD。 I am not certain yet she will not come�察�For I can feel 

her hand's heat still in mine�察�Past doubting of�察�and see her brows half draw�察�

And half a light in the eyes。 If she come not�察�I am no worse than he that 

dies to´night。 This two years' patience gets an end at least�察�Whichever way 

I am well done with it。 How hard the thin sweet moon is�察�split and laced 

And latticed over�察�just a stray of it Catching and clinging at a strip of wall�察�

Hardly a hand's breadth。 Did she turn indeed In going out�拭�not to catch up 

her gown The page let slip�察�but to keep sight of me�拭�There was a soft small 

stir beneath her eyes Hard to put on�察�a quivering of her blood That knew of 

the old nights watched out wa
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