859859And get we once to Seas, I force not then,
860860We quickly
shall attaine the Engli
sh shore.
861861Blanch. But this I vrge you with your former oath.
862862You
shall not
seeke to violate mine honour,
863863Vntill our marriage rights be all performed.
864864William. Mariana, here I
sweare to thee by heauen.
865865And by the honour that I beare to Armes,
866866Neuer to
seeke or craue at hands of thee
867867The
spoyle of honourable cha
stitie
868868Vntill we do attaine the Engli
sh coa
st,
869869Where thou
shalt be my right e
spou
sed Queene.
870870Blanch. In hope your oath proceedeth from your heart,
871871Lets leaue the Court, and betake vs to his power
872872That gouernes all things to his mightie will,
873873And will reward the iu
st with endle
sse ioye,
874874And plague the bad with mo
st extreme annoy,
875875William. Lady as little tarriance as we may,
876876Lea
st some mi
s-fortune happen by the way.
877877Exit Blanch and William. 878878Enter the Miller, his man Trotter, & Manuile. 879879Miller. I tell you
sir it is no little greefe to mee,
880880You
should
so hardly conceit of my daughter,
881881Who
se hone
st report, though I
saie it,
882882Was neuer blotted with any title of defamation.
883883Manuile. Father
Miller, the repaire of tho
se gentlemen to your
(house, 884884Hath giuen me great occa
sion to mi
slike.
885885Miller. As for tho
se gentlemen, I neuer
saw in them
886886Any euill intreatie. But
should they haue profered it,
887887Her cha
ste minde hath proofe enough to preuent it.
888888Trotter. Tho
se gentlemen are as hone
st as euer I
saw:
889889For yfaith one of them gaue me
six pence
890890To fetch a quart of Seck. See ma
ster here they come.
891891Enter Mountney and Valingford. 892892Miller. Trotter, call
Em, now they are here together,
893893Ile haue this matter throughly debated,
Exit Trotter. 894894Mountney. Father, well met. We are come to confer with you.
Manuile
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