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Act. III. Scene. IIJ.
Ever-ill. Plvtarchvs. Gvilt-head.
Mere-craft. Fitzdottrell.
O, are you heere, Sir? ’pray you let vs whiſper.
Plv. Father, deare Father, truſt him if you loue mee.
Gvi. Why, I doe meane it, boy; but, what I doe, Muſt not come eaſily from mee: Wee muſt deale With Courtiers, boy, as Courtiers deale with vs. 5 If I haue a Buſineſſe there, with any of them, Why, I muſt wait, I’am ſure on’t, Son: and though My Lord diſpatch me, yet his worſhipfull man— Will keepe me for his ſport, a moneth, or two, To ſhew mee with my fellow Cittizens. 10 I muſt make his traine long, and full, one quarter; And helpe the ſpectacle of his greatneſſe. There, Nothing is done at once, but iniuries, boy: And they come head-long! an their good turnes moue not, [124] Or very ſlowly.
Plv. Yet ſweet father, truſt him. 15
Gvi. VVell, I will thinke.