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coat�察�Delve there�察�and find this issue and their pride To spring from ordure
and corruption's side。 But�察 �to make up my all too long compare�察 �These
ragged walls no testimony are�察�What is within�察�but�察�like a cloak�察�doth hide
〃From weather's Waste the under garnished pride。 More gracious then my
terms can let thee be�察�Intreat thy self to stay a while with me。
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KING EDWARD。 As wise�察�as fair�察�what fond fit can be heard�察�When
wisdom keeps the gate as beauty's guard�拭�It shall attend�察�while I attend
on thee�此�Come on�察�my Lords�察�here will I host to night。
��Exeunt。�А�
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ACT II。
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SCENE I。 The Same。 Gardens of the Castle。
��Enter Lodowick。�А�
LODOWICK。 I might perceive his eye in her eye lost�察�His ear to drink
her sweet tongue's utterance�察�And changing passion�察�like inconstant clouds
That rack upon the carriage of the winds�察�Increase and die in his disturbed
cheeks。 Lo�察�when she blushed�察�even then did he look pale�察�As if her cheeks
by some enchanted power Attracted had the cherry blood from his�此�Anon�察�
with reverent fear when she grew pale�察 �His cheeks put on their scarlet
ornaments�察�But no more like her oriental red�察�Than Brick to Coral or live
things to dead。 Why did he then thus counterfeit her looks�拭 �If she did
blush�察�twas tender modest shame�察�Being in the sacred presence of a King�察�
If he did blush�察�twas red immodest shame�察�To veil his eyes amiss�察�being a
king�察 �If she looked pale�察 �twas silly woman's fear�察 �To bear her self in
presence of a king�察�If he looked pale�察�it was with guilty fear�察�To dote amiss�察�
being a mighty king。 Then�察 �Scottish wars�察 �farewell�察 �I fear twill prove A
lingering English siege of peevish love。 Here comes his highness�察�walking
all alone。
��Enter King Edward。�А�
KING EDWARD。 She is grown more fairer far since I came hither�察�
Her voice more silver every word than other�察�Her wit more fluent。What a
strange discourse Unfolded she of David and his Scots� �'Even thus'�察�quoth
she�察 �'he spake'�察 �and then spoke broad�察 �With epithites and accents of the
Scot�察�But somewhat better than the Scot could speak�此�'And thus'�察�quoth she�察�
and answered then her self For who could speak like her but she her self´
´ Breathes from the wall an Angel's note from Heaven Of sweet defiance
to her barbarous foes。 When she would talk of peace�察 �me thinks�察 �her
tongue Commanded war to prison�察�when of war�察�It wakened Caesar from
his Roman grave�察 �To hear war beautified by her discourse。 Wisdom is
foolishness but in her tongue�察�Beauty a slander but in her fair face�察�There
is no summer but in her cheerful looks�察 �Nor frosty winter but in her
disdain。 I cannot blame the Scots that did besiege her�察�For she is all the
Treasure of our land�察�But call them cowards�察�that they ran away�察�Having so
rich and fair a cause to stay。 Art thou there�察�Lodowick��Give me ink and
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paper。
LODOWICK。 I will�察�my liege。
KING EDWARD。 And bid the Lords hold on their play at Chess�察�For
we will walk and meditate alone。
LODOWICK。 I will�察�my sovereign。
��Exit Lodowick。�А�
KING EDWARD。 This fellow is well read in poetry�察�And hath a lusty
and persuasive spirit�察�I will acquaint him with my passion�察�Which he shall
shadow with a veil of lawn�察�Through which the Queen of beauties Queen
shall see Her self the ground of my infirmity。
��Enter Lodowick。�А�
KING EDWARD。 hast thou pen�察�ink�察�and paper ready�察�Lodowick�拭�
LODOWICK。 Ready�察�my liege。
KING EDWARD。 Then in the summer arbor sit by me�察 �Make it our
counsel house or cabinet�此 �Since green our thoughts�察 �green be the
conventicle�察�Where we will ease us by disburdening them。 Now�察�Lodowick�察�
invocate some golden Muse�察�To bring thee hither an enchanted pen�察�That
may for sighs set down true sighs indeed�察�Talking of grief�察�to make thee
ready groan��And when thou writest of tears�察�encouch the word Before and
after with such sweet laments�察�That it may raise drops in a Tartar's eye�察�
And make a flintheart Scythian pitiful�察�For so much moving hath a Poet's
pen�此 �Then�察 �if thou be a Poet�察 �move thou so�察 �And be enriched by thy
sovereign's love。 For�察�if the touch of sweet concordant strings Could force
attendance in the ears of hell�察�How much more shall the strains of poets'
wit Beguile and ravish soft and humane minds�拭�
LODOWICK。 To whom�察�my Lord�察�shall I direct my stile�拭�
KING EDWARD。 To one that shames the fair and sots the wise�察�
Whose bod is an abstract or a brief�察 �Contains each general virtue in the
world。 Better than beautiful thou must begin�察�Devise for fair a fairer word
than fair�察 �And every ornament that thou wouldest praise�察 �Fly it a pitch
above the soar of praise。 For flattery fear thou not to be convicted�察�For�察�
were thy admiration ten times more�察 �Ten times ten thousand more the
worth exceeds Of that thou art to praise�察�thy praises worth。 Begin�察�I will to
contemplate the while�此�Forget not to set down�察�how passionate�察�How heart
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sick�察�and how full of languishment�察�Her beauty makes me。
LODOWICK。 Write I to a woman�拭�
KING EDWARD。 What beauty else could triumph over me�察�Or who
but women do our love lays greet�拭 �What�察 �thinkest thou I did bid thee
praise a horse�拭�
LODOWICK。 Of what condition or estate she is�察�Twere requisite that I
should know�察�my Lord。
KING EDWARD。 Of such estate�察 �that hers is as a throne�察 �And my
estate the footstool where she treads�此 �Then maist thou judge what her
condition is By the proportion of her mightiness。 Write on�察�while I peruse
her in my thoughts。 Her voice to music or the nightingale To music
every summer leaping swain Compares his sunburnt lover when she
speaks�察�And why should I speak of the nightingale�拭�The nightingale sings
of adulterate wrong�察�And that�察�compared�察�is too satyrical�察�For sin�察�though
sin�察�would not be so esteemed�察�But�察�rather�察�virtue sin�察�sin virtue deemed。
Her hair�察 �far softer than the silk worm's twist�察 �Like to a flattering glass�察�
doth make more fair The yellow Amber��like a flattering glass Comes in
too soon�察�for�察�writing of her eyes�察�I'll say that like a glass they catch the
sun�察�And thence the hot reflection doth rebound Against the breast�察 �and
burns my heart within。 Ah�察�what a world of descant makes my soul Upon
this voluntary ground of love� �Come�察�Lodowick�察�hast thou turned thy ink
to gold�拭�If not�察�write but in letters Capital My mistress' name�察�and it will
gild thy paper�此�Read�察�Lord�察�read�察�Fill thou the empty hollows of mine ears
With the sweet hearing of thy poetry。
LODOWICK。 I have not to a period brought her praise。
KING EDWARD。 Her praise is as my love�察 �both infinite�察 �Which
apprehend such violent extremes�察�That they disdain an ending period。 Her
beauty hath no match but my affection�察�Hers more than most�察�mine most
and more than more�此�Hers more to praise than tell the sea by drops�察�Nay�察�
more than drop the massy earth by sands�察�And sand by sand print them in
memory�此 �Then wherefore talkest thou of a period To that which craves
unended admiration�拭�Read�察�let us hear。
LODOWICK。 'More fair and chaste than is the queen of shades��'
KING EDWARD。 That line hath two faults�察 �gross and palpable�此�
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Comparest thou her to the pale queen of night�察�Who�察 �being set in dark�察�
seems therefore light�拭�What is she�察�when the sun lifts up his head�察�But like
a fading taper�察 �dim and dead�拭�My love shall brave the eye of heaven at
noon�察�And�察�being unmasked�察�outshine the golden sun。
LODOWICK。 What is the other fault�察�my sovereign Lord�拭�
KING EDWARD。 Read o'er the line again。
LODOWICK。 'More fair and chaste'
KING EDWARD。 I did not bid thee talk of chastity�察�To ransack so the
treasure of her mind�察 �For I had rather have her chased than chaste。 Out
with the moon line�察�I will none of it�察�And let me have her likened to the
sun�此�Say she hath thrice more splendour than the sun�察�That her perfections
emulate the sun�察�That she breeds sweets as plenteous as the sun�察�That she
doth thaw cold winter like the sun�察�That she doth cheer fresh summer like
the sun�察�The she doth dazzle gazers like the sun�察�And�察�in this application to
the sun�察 �Bid her be free and general as the sun�察 �Who smiles upon the
basest weed that grows As lovingly as on the fragrant rose。 Let's see what
follows that same moonlight line。
LODOWICK。 'More fair and chaste than is the queen of shades�察�More
bold in constance'
KING EDWARD。 In constance� �than who�拭�
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