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The Whore of Babylon (Quarto, 1607)
The Whore of Babylon.
565Couer all againe: red Seas will flow again:
566The Deuill will roare againe: if these you loue,
567Be (as the Serpent,) wise then, tho a Doue.
569
Titan.
Are you all,
570Of this opinion Lordes?
571
Omn.
All, all.
572
All 3. Lets hence.
574
Titani.
Stay: Princes are free-borne, & haue free wils,
575
Theis are to vs, as vallies are to hills,
576We may, be counceld by them, not controld:
577Our wordes our Law.
578
Elfyr.
Bright Souereigne.
579
Titan.
Y'are too bold.
580
3. King.
I knew the fort would yeeld.
581
1. King.
Attend.
582
2. King.
Shees ours.
584would breake.
585
1. King.
A League!
586
2. King.
Holy.
587
3. King.
Honorable.
589You court me for my loue, you I imbrace
591As you doe me: receiue our answere then:---
592
I cannot loue you:---what! such hardy men
595Euen by my birth-day, by the crowne I weare,
600When one day comes, which now to you Ile name.
Titani.
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