—to yield no new conditions.
But the whole speech is in confusion, and I suspect something left out. I should read,
—What he would do,
He sent in writing after; what he would not,
Bound with an oath. To yield to his conditions.
Here is, I think, a chasm. The speaker's purpose seems to be this: To yield to his conditions is ruin, and better cannot be obtained, so that all hope is vain.
V.ii.10 (424,7) it is lots to blanks] A lot here is a prize.
V.ii.17 (424,8)
For I have ever verify'd my friends,
(Of whom he's chief) with all the size that verity