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from discontentment, that she laughed him to scorn. But you see how far the count of Aremberg did consent. _The lord Admiral (Nottingham) being by in a Standing, with the lady Arabella, spake to the court_: The lady doth here protest upon her salvation, that she never dealt in any of these things, and so she willed me to tell the court. LORD CECIL--The lord Cobham wrote to my lady Arabella, to know if he might come to speak with her, and gave her to understand, that there were some about the king that laboured to disgrace her; she doubted it was but a trick. But Brook saith his brother moved him to procure Arabella to write Letters to the king of Spain; but he saith, he never did it. RALEIGH--The lord Cobham hath accused me, you see in what manner he hath forsworn it Were it not for his Accusation, all this were nothing. Let him be asked, if I knew of the letter which Lawrency brought to him from Aremberg. Let me speak for my life, it can be no hurt for him to be brought; he dares not accuse me. If you grant me not this favour, I am strangely used; Campian[18] was not denied to have his accusers face to face. LORD CHIEF-JUSTICE--Since he must needs have justice, the acquitting of his old friend may move him to speak otherwise than the truth. RALEIGH--If I had been the infuser of all these Treasons into him; you gentlemen of the jury, mark this, he said I have been the cause of all his miseries, and the destruction of his house, and that all evil hath happened unto him by my wicked counsel; if this be true, whom hath he cause to accuse and to be revenged on, but on me? and I know him to be as revengeful as any man on earth. ATTORNEY--He is a party, and may not come; the law is against it. RALEIGH--It is a toy to tell me of law; I defy such law, I stand on the fact. LORD CECIL--I am afraid my often speaking (who am inferior to my lords here present) will make the world think that I delight to hear myself talk. My affection to you, sir Walter, was not extinguished, but slaked in regard to your deserts. You know the law of the realm (to which your mind doth not contest) that my lord Cobham cannot be brought. RALEIGH--He may be, my lord. LORD CECIL--But dare you challenge it? RALEIGH--No. LORD CECIL--You say that my lord Cobh
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