Ent. Boha. So these sad motions makes the faire sleepe,
And sleep hee shall in quiet and content,
For it would make a marbell melt and weepe 1540
To see these treasons gainst the innocent:
But since shee scapes by flight to saue her life,
The king may chance repent she was his wife:
The rest is ruthfull, yet to beguilde the time,
Tis interlast with merriment and rime.
Exeuut.
Actus Quartus. Schena Prima. IV. i.
After a noyse of hornes and showtings, enter certaine
Huntsmen, if you please, singing one way: another
way Ateukin and Iaques, Gnato. 1550
Ateu. Say Gentlemen, where may wee finde the king?
Hunts. Euen heere at hand on hunting.
And at this houre hee taken hath a stand,
To kill a Deere.
Ateu. A pleasant worke in hand,
Follow your sport, and we will seeke his grace.
Hunts. When such him seeke, it is a wofull case.
Exeunt Huntsman one way, Ateu. and Iaq. another,
Enter Eustace, Ida, and the Countesse. IV. ii.
Count. Lord Eustace, as your youth & vertuous life, 1560
Deserues a faire, more faire and richer wife,
So since I am a mother, and do wit
What wedlocke is, and that which longs to it,
Before I meane my daughter to bestow,
Twere meete that she and I your state did know.