" · · · · · My loyalty,
Which ever has [been] and ever shall be growing."
In the second, the word deserved is clearly pointed out as being understood, from the occurrence of deserve after will:
"I have spoken better of you than you have [deserved] or will deserve at my hands."
I will assist Mr. Ingleby's position with another example from Rich. II., Act V. Sc. 5.:
" · · · · · like silly beggars,
Who sitting in the stocks, refuge their shame,
That many have [sat] and others must sit there."
And even from a much later writer, Bolingbroke:
"This dedication may serve for almost any book that has, is, or shall be published."