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A pleasant commodie, called Looke about you As it was lately played by the right honourable the Lord High Admirall his seruaunts; Look about you.
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make sute vnto my father I le follow you to Courte and second you Fau. Follow to Court ha then I smell a rat It s probable he 'll haue about agayne Long seige makes entraunce to the strongest fort It must not be I must not leaue him heere Prince Richard if you loue my brothers good Le ts ride back to the Courte I le wayte on you Rich. He 's Ielious but I must obserue the tyme We 'll ride vnto the Court I le leaue my boy Till we returne are you agreed to this Fau. Oh I hee is an honourable youth Vertuuos and modest Huntingtons right heyre His father Gilbert was the smoothst fac't Lord That ere bare Armes in England or in Fraunce Rich. Solicitie Robin Lady giue good eare And of your brothers freedome neuer feare Fau. Marrian farwell where 's Blocke open the gate Come Prince God send vs to proue fortunate Exeunt La. why doe you stay sir Rob. Madam as a Lidger to solicite for your absent loue La. Walk in the Garden I will follow you I faith I faith you are a noble wagge Rob. An honorable wag and wagish Earle Euen what you will sweet Lady I must beare Hoping of patience profit will ensue That you will beare the Prince as I beare you La. Well said well said I le haue these toyes amended Goe will you walke into the Garden sir Rob. But will you promise me to bring no maides To set vppon my litle manship there You threatned whipping and I am in feare La. Vppon my word I le bring none but my selfe Rob. You see I am weapned doe not I beseech you I le stab them come there twenty ere they breech mee Exit La. This youth and Richard think me easily wonne But Marrian rather will embrace The bony carcasse of dismaying death Than proue vnchast to Noble Faukenbridge Richard's king Henries sonne is light Wanton and loues not humble modestie Which makes me much contrary to my thoughts Flatter his humor for my brothers safetye But I protest I le dwel among the dead Ere I pollute my sacred nuptiall bed Exit Enter Gloster in his gowne calling Glo. Porter what Porter wher 's this drowsie asse Enter Porter Por. Who calles my Lord of Gloster all alone Glo. Alone and haue your wisdomes companie Pray wher 's the stammering chatterer your sonne He 's euer running but he makes small haste I le bring his lyther legges in better frame And if he serue me thus a nother time Knocke within Harke sir your clients knocke and 't be your pye Let him vouchsafe to chatter vs some newes Tell him we daunce attendance in our chamber Exit porter This Iohn and Henry are so full of hate That they will haue my head by some deuice Gloster hath plotted meanes for an escape And if it fadge why so if not then well The way to heauen is death this life 's a hell Enter Porter and Skink Port. Why should the Watchmen come along with thee Skin Ther 's such a que question for yon s same r rogue Skink p plague keepe farre enough from him that a an honest f fellow ca cannot w w walke the streetes Port. Well sir dispatch your busines with the Earle He 's angry at your stay I tell ye that Exit Skin Sbloud what a frowne this Gloster castes at me I hope he meanes to lend me no more cuffes Such as he paide me at the Parlament Glo. What mutter you what tydings from my sister Ski Co commendations and s she hath s sent ye this r ring Glo. Hold ther 's two Angels shut the chamber doore You must about some busines for me strayght Come nearer man Skin I feare I am to neare Glo. Hast thou no tydings for my liberty Skin No b but ye sh shall he heare f from her p p presently Glo. And p presently sir off with your coate Nay quicke vncase I am bold to borrow it I le leaue my gowne change is no robbery Stutterer it 's so neare flinch ye cannot passe Cry and by heauen I le cut thy cowards throate Quickly cashyre your selfe you see me staye Skin N n nay b b but wh wh what m meane ye Glo. To scape I hope sir with your priuiledge How now who 's this my fine familliar Skinke Queene Beldams minnion Skin Zounds you see ti 's I. Glo. Tyme sortes not now to know these misteries How thou camst by this ring or stol'st this coate They are mine now in possession for which kindenes If I escape I le get thee Libertie Or fire the fleete about the Wardens eares Mum budgit not a word as thou louest thy life Skin I mum mum faire pray God may chaunce it My Lord but that my state is desperate I de see your eyes out eare I would be cheated Glo. Walke like an Earle villaine some are comming Enter John and Porter Io. Where is this Gloster Glo. Y y yonder he walks Fa fa father I let me out Port. Why whether must you now Glo. To Ie Iericho I th thinke t is such a h h humorous Earle Port. Well sir wilt please you hasten home againe Glo. I I le be h heare in a trice b but p praye haue ca care of th this madcap if he g giue vs the s s slip s s some of vs a are like to m make a sl sl slyppery occupation on 't This while John walkes and stalkes by Skinke neuer a word betwene them Port. Looke to your busines sir let me alone Glo. Alone neuer trust me if I trouble thee Io. Mad Gloster mute all mirth turn'd to dispaire Why now you see what t is to crosse a King Deale against Princes of the Royall blood You le snarle and rayle but now your toung is bedry'd Come caper hay set all at six and seauen What musest thou with thought of hell or heauen Skin Of neither Iohn I muse at my disgrace That I am thus kept prisoner in this place Io. O sir a number are here prisoners My Cousen Moorton whome I came to visite But he good man is at his morrow masse But I that neither care to say nor sing Come to seeke that preaching hate and prayer And while they mumble vp their Orisons We 'll play a game at bowles what saist thou Gloster Skin I care not if I doe Joh. You doe not care Let olde men care for graues we for our sportes Off with your gowne there hes my hatt and Cloake The bowles there quickly hee Skin No my gowne stirres not it keeps sorrowe warme And she and I am not to be deuorced Enter Porter with bowles Jo. Yes ther 's an axe must part your head and you And with your head sorrowe will leaue your heart But come shall I begin a pound a game Skin More pounds and we thus heauy well begin Ioh. Rub rub rub rub Skin Amen God send it short enough and mee A safe running with them clothes from thee Ioh. Play Robin run run run