788788If ca
se that you will thereto giue con
sent.
789789Mariana. Put ca
se I
should, how would you v
se me then?
790790William. Not otherwi
se but well and honorably.
791791I haue at Sea a
ship that doth attend,
792792Which
shall forthwith condu
ct vs into England;
793793Where when we are, I
straight will marrie thee.
794794We may not
stay deliberating long
795795Lea
st that
su
spition, enuious of our weale
796796Set in a foot to hinder our pretence.
797797Mariana. But this I thinke were mo
st conuenient
798798To maske my face the better to
scape vnknowne.
799799William. A good deui
se: till then, Farwell faire loue.
800800Mariana. But this I mu
st intreat your grace,
801801You would not
seek by lu
st vnlawfully
802802To wrong my cha
st determinations.
803803William. I hold that man mo
st shamele
sse in his
sinne
804804That
seekes to wrong an hone
st ladies name
805805Whom he thinkes worthy of his marriage bed.
806806Mariana. In hope your oath is true,
807807I leaue your grace till the appointed time.
809809William. O happie
William, ble
ssed in thy loue:
810810Mo
st fortunate in
Marianaes loue:
811811Well
Lubeck well, this courte
sie of thine
812812I will requite if God permit me life.
Exit. 813813Enter Ualingford and Mountney at two sundrie dores, looking 814814angerly each on other with Rapiers drawen. 815815Mountney. Ualingford,
so hardlie I di
sge
st an iniurie
816816Thou ha
st profered me, as wer't not that I dete
st to do what
stands
817817Not with the honor of my name,
818818Thy death
should paie thy ran
some of thy fault.
819819Ualingford. And M
ountney, had not my reuenging wrath,
820820Incen
st with more than ordinarie loue
821821Beene
such for to depriue thee of thy life,
822822Thou had
st not liued to braue me as thou doe
st: wretch as thou art,
823823Wherein hath
Valingford o
ffended thee?
That
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