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doth�察�twice I laughed I tell you�察�twice my heart swelled out with thirst To
be into the battle�察�see�察 �fair lord�察 �I swear it seemed I might have made a
knight�察�And yet the simple bracing of a belt Makes me cry out�察�this is too
pitiful�察�This dusty half of us made up with fears。 Have you been ever
quite so glad to fight As I have thought men must�拭�pray you�察�speak truth。
CHASTELARD。 Yea�察 �when the time came�察 �there caught hold of me
Such pleasure in the head and hands and blood As may be kindled under
loving lips�此�Crossing the ferry once to the Clerks' Field�察�I mind how the
plashing noise of Seine Put fire into my face for joy�察�and how My blood
kept measure with the swinging boat Till we touched land�察�all for the sake
of that Which should be soon。
QUEEN。 Her name�察�for God's love�察�sir�察�You slew your friend for love's
sake�拭�nay�察�the name。
CHASTELARD。 Faith�察�I forget。
QUEEN。 Now by the faith I have You have no faith to swear by。
CHASTELARD。 A good sword�此 �We left him quiet after a thrust or
twain。
QUEEN。 I would I had been at hand and marked them off As the
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maids did when we played singing games�此�You outwent me at rhyming�察�
but for faith�察�We fight best there。 I would I had seen you fight。
CHASTELARD。 I would you had�察 �his play was worth an eye�察 �He
made some gallant way before that pass Which made me way through
him。
QUEEN。 Would I saw that How did you slay him�拭�
CHASTELARD。 A clean passthis way�察�Right in the side here�察�where
the blood has root。 His wrist went round in pushing�察�see you�察�thus�察�Or he
had pierced me。
QUEEN。 Yea�察�I see�察�sweet knight。 I have a mind to love you for his
sake�察�Would I had seen。
CHASTELARD。 Hugues de Marsillac I have the name now�察�'t was a
goodly one Before he changed it for a dusty name。
QUEEN。 Talk not of death�察 �I would hear living talk Of good live
swords and good strokes struck withal�察 �Brave battles and the mirth of
mingling men�察�Not of cold names you greet a dead man with。 You are yet
young for fighting�察�but in fight Have you never caught a wound�拭�
CHASTELARD。 Yea�察 �twice or so�此 �The first time in a little outlying
field ��My first field�� at the sleepy gray of dawn�察�They found us drowsy�察�
fumbling at our girths�察�And rode us down by heaps�察�I took a hurt Here in
the shoulder。
QUEEN。 Ah�察 �I mind well now�察 �Did you not ride a day's space
afterward�察�Having two wounds�拭�yea�察�Dandelot it was�察�That Dandelot took
word of it。 I know�察�Sitting at meat when the news came to us I had nigh
swooned but for those Florence eyes Slanting my way with sleek lids
drawn up close Yea�察 �and she said�察 �the Italian brokeress�察 �She said such
men were good for great queens' love。 I would you might die�察�when you
come to die�察�Like a knight slain。 Pray God we make good ends。 For love
too�察�love dies hard or easily�察�But some way dies on some day�察�ere we die。
CHASTELARD。 You made a song once of old flowers and loves�察�Will
you not sing that rather�拭�'t is long gone Since you sang last。
QUEEN。 I had rather sigh than sing And sleep than sigh�察 �'t is long
since verily�察�But I will once more sing�察�ay�察�thus it was。
��Sings。�А�
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1。 J'ai vu faner bien des choses�察 �Mainte feuille aller au vent。 En
songeant aux vieilles roses�察�J'ai pleure souvent。
2。 Vois´tu dans les roses mortes Amour qui sourit cache�拭�O mon amant�察�
a nos portes L'as´tu vu couche�拭�
3。 As´tu vu jamais au monde Venus chasser et courir�拭�Fille de l'onde�察�
avec l'onde Doit´elle mourir�拭�
4。 Aux jours de neige et de givre L'amour s'effeuille et s'endort�察�Avec
mai doit´il revivre�察�Ou bien est´il mort�拭�
5。 Qui sait ou s'en vont les roses�拭 �Qui sai ou s'en va le vent�拭 �En
songeant a telles choses�察�J'ai pleure souvent。
I never heard yet but love made good knights�察�But for pure faith�察�by
Mary's holiness�察�I think she lies about men's lips asleep�察�And if one kiss or
pluck her by the hand To wake her�察�why God help your woman's wit�察�Faith
is but dead�察�dig her grave deep at heart�察�And hide her face with cerecloths�察�
farewell faith。 Would I could tell why I talk idly。 Look�察 �Here come my
riddle´readers。 Welcome all�察�
��Enter MURRAY�察 �DARNLEY�察 �RANDOLPH�察 �LINDSAY�察 �MORTON�察�
and other LORDS。�А�
Sirs�察�be right welcome。 Stand you by my side�察�Fair cousin�察�I must lean
on love or fall�察�You are a goodly staff�察�sir�察�tall enough�察�And fair enough to
serve。 My gentle lords�察�I am full glad of God that in great grace He hath
given me such a lordly stay as this�察�There is no better friended queen alive。
For the repealing of those banished men That stand in peril yet of last
year's fault�察�It is our will�察�you have our seal to that。 Brother�察�we hear harsh
bruits of bad report Blown up and down about our almoner�察�See you to
this�此 �let him be sought into�此 �They say lewd folk make ballads of their
spleen�察�Strew miry ways of words with talk of him�察�If they have cause let
him be spoken with。
LINDSAY。 Madam�察 �they charge him with so rank a life Were it not
well this fellow were plucked out Seeing this is not an eye that doth
offend�察�But a blurred glass it were no harm to break�察�Yea rather it were
gracious to be done�拭�
QUEEN。 Let him be weighed�察�and use him as he is�察�I am of my nature
pitiful�察�ye know�察�And cannot turn my love unto a thorn In so brief space。
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Ye are all most virtuous�察�Yea�察�there is goodness grafted on this land�察�But
yet compassion is some part of God。 There is much heavier business held
on hand Than one man's goodness�此�yea�察�as things fare here�察�A matter worth
more weighing。 All you wot I am choose a help to my weak feet�察�A lamp
before my face�察�a lord and friend To walk with me in weary ways�察�high up
Between the wind and rain and the hot sun。 Now I have chosen a helper to
myself�察 �I wot the best a woman ever won�察�A man that loves me�察 �and a
royal man�察�A goodly love and lord for any queen。 But for the peril and
despite of men I have sometime tarried and withheld myself�察�Not fearful
of his worthiness nor you�察 �But with some lady's loathing to let out My
whole heart's love�察 �for truly this is hard�察 �Not like a woman's fashion�察�
shamefacedness And noble grave reluctance of herself To be the tongue
and cry of her own heart。 Nathless plain speech is better than much wit�察�So
ye shall bear with me�察�albeit I think Ye have caught the mark whereat my
heart is bent。 I have kept close counsel and shut up men's lips�察�But lightly
shall a woman's will slip out�察 �The foolish little winged will of her�察�
Through cheek or eye when tongue is charmed asleep。 For that good lord I
have good will to wed�察�I wot he knew long since which way it flew�察�Even
till it lit on his right wrist and sang。 Lo�察�here I take him by the hand�此�fair
lords�察�This is my kinsman�察�made of mine own blood�察�I take to halve the
state and services That bow down to me�察�and to be my head�察�My chief�察�my
master�察 �my sweet lord and king。 Now shall I never say ;sweet cousin;
more To my dear head and husband�察�here�察�fair sir�察�I give you all the heart
of love in me To gather off my lips。 Did it like you�察�The taste of it�拭�sir�察�it
was whole and true。 God save our king� �
DARNLEY。 Nay�察�nay�察�sweet love�察�no lord�察�No king of yours though I
were lord of these。
QUEEN。 Let word be sent to all good friends of ours To help us to be
glad�察�England and France Shall bear great part of our rejoicings up。 Give
me your hand�察�dear lord�察�for from this time I must not walk alone。 Lords�察�
have good cheer�此�For you shall have a better face than mine To set upon
your kingly gold and show For Scotland's forehead in the van of things。
Go with us now�察�and see this news set out。
��Exeunt QUEEN�察�DARNLEY�察�and LORDS。�А�
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��As CHASTELARD is going out�察�enter MARY BEATON。�А�
MARY BEATON。 Have you yet heard�拭�You knew of this�拭�
CHASTELARD。 I know。 I was just thinking how such things were
made And were so fair as this is。 Do you know She held me here and
talkedthe most sweet talk Men ever heard of�拭�
MARY BEATON。 You hate me to the heart。 What will you do�拭�
CHASTELARD。 I know not�此 �die some day�察 �But live as long and
lightly as I can。 Will you now love me�拭�faith�察�but if you do�察�It were much
better you were dead and hearsed。 Will you do one thing for me�拭�
MARY BEATON。 Yea�察�all things。
CHASTELARD。 Speak truth a little�察�for God's sake�此�indeed It were no
harm to do。 Come�察�will you�察�sweet�拭�Though it be but to please God。
MARY BEATON。 What will you do�拭�
CHASTELARD。 Ay�察 �true�察 �I must
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