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k.-- Your eminence comes late. _Enter two Cardinals, Counsellors, the Cardinal of_ GUISE, _Arch-bishop of Lyons, last the_ GUISE. _Gui._ Well, colonel, are we friends? _Gril._ 'Faith, I think not. _Gui._ Give me your hand. _Gril._ No, for that gives a heart. _Gui._ Yet we shall clasp in heaven. _Gril._ By heaven, we shall not, Unless it be with gripes. _Gui._ True Grillon still. _Larch._ My lord. _Gui._ Ha! captain, you are well attended: If I mistake not, sir, your number's doubled. _Larch._ All these have served against the heretics; And therefore beg your grace you would remember Their wounds and lost arrears[21]. _Gui._ It shall be done.-- Again, my heart! there is a weight upon thee, But I will sigh it off.--Captain, farewell. [_Exeunt Cardinal,_ GUISE, _&c._ _Gril._ Shut the hall-door, and bar the castle-gates: March, march there closer yet, captain, to the door. [_Exeunt._ SCENE III.--_The Council-hall._ _Gui._ I do not like myself to-day. _Arch._ A qualm! he dares not. _Card._ That's one man's thought; he dares, and that's another's. _Enter_ GRILLON. _Gui._ O Marmoutiere! ha, never see thee more? Peace, my tumultuous heart! why jolt my spirits In this unequal circling of my blood? I'll stand it while I may. O mighty nature! Why this alarm? why dost thou call me on To fight, yet rob my limbs of all their use? [_Swoons._ _Card._ Ha! he's fallen, chafe him. He comes again. _Gui._ I beg your pardons; vapours, no more. _Gril._ The effect Of last night's lechery with some working whore[22]. _Enter_ REVOL. _Rev._ My lord of Guise, the king would speak with you. _Gui._ O cardinal, O Lyons!--but no more; Yes, one word more: thou hast a privilege [_To the Cardinal._ To speak with a recluse; O therefore tell her, If never thou behold'st me breathe again, Tell her I sighed it last.--O Marmoutiere! [_Exit bowing._ _Card._ You will have all things your own way, my lord. By heaven, I have strange horror on my soul. _Arch._ I say again, that Henry dares not do it. _Card._ Beware, your grace, of minds that bear like him. I know he scorns to stoop to mean revenge; But when some mightier mischief shocks his toure, He shoots at once with thunder on his wings, And makes it air.--but hark, my lord, 'tis doing! _Guise within._] Murderers, villains! _Arch._ I hear your
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