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Fair Em (Quarto 1, 1593)
The Millers daughter
1255being so handled by this gentleman:
1256And so Ile, leaue you, and go comfort my poore wench
1259Enter Zweno king of Denmarke with Rosilio,
1260and other attendants.
1262should meete mee?
1263Rosilio. It is, and like your grace.
1264Zweno. Goe captaine away, regard the charge I gaue:
1265See all our men be martialed for the fight.
1268Be kept apart vntill you heare from vs.
1270If William Duke of Saxon be the man,
1272Not words but wounds: not parleis but alarmes,
1275Enter William, and Demarch with other attendants
1277For I will goe parley with the Prince my selfe.
1278Demarch. Should Zweno by this parley call you foorth,
1279Vpon intent iniuriously to deale:
1280This offereth too much oportunitie.
1281William. No no Demarch, that were a breach
1282Against the law of Armes: therefore begon,
1285Zweno, William of Saxonie greeteth thee
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