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earmes. But what course can you take to plague these dogges? _Hat_. Why, buy up all the corne and make a dearth, So thousands of them will die under stalles. _Alf_. And send it unto forraine nations To bring in toies to make the wealthy poore. _Hat_. Or make our land beare woad[171] instead of wheate. _Al_. Inclose the commons and make white meates deare. _Hat_. Turne pasture into Park grounds and starve cattle, Or twentie other honest thriving courses. The meanest of these will beggar halfe a Kingdome. _Al_. I have a commission drawne for making glasse. Now if the Duke come, as I thinke he will, Twill be an excellent meanes to lavish wood; And then the cold will kill them, had they bread. _Hat_. The yron Mills are excellent for that. I have a pattent[172] drawne to that effect; If they goe up, downe goes the goodly trees; Ile make them search the earth to find new fire. _Alf_. We two are brothers, and the Duke's our brother. Shall we be brothers in Commission? And Ile perswade him to authorize thee His substitute in _Meath_, when he enjoyes it. _Hat_. Death, Ile get thee Regent under him In _Saxonie_, to oppresse as well as I. And we will share the profits, live like Kings, And yet seeme liberall in common things. _Al_. Content: what, though the Rats devour'd our brother? Was not a Prophet murdered by a Lyon? King _Herod_ died of Lice, wormes doe eate us all; The Rats are wormes, then let the Rats eate me. Is the dead course prepar'd? _Hat_. Embalm'd and coffin'd; The Citie keyes delivered to my hands; We stay but onely for his Excellence. _Enter Constantine_. _Con_. The Duke is comming, if it please your honors. _Al_. And he is welcome; let the trumpets sound. [_Second florish_. _Enter Duke of Saxon, Euphrata, and Julia_. _Hat_. Welcome, thrice welcome, our renowned brother. Loe, at thy feete the Cittizens of _Meath_, By us their Agents, do lay downe the keyes, And[173] by this crownet and sword resign'd The state Maiestique to your Princely hands, Discended to you by our brothers death. _Duke_. Then with your loves and persons we receive it.-- Is then our brother the Archbishop dead? _Hat_. Too true, my Lord. _Euph_. I am sorry for my Uncle. _Hat_. And of a death so publique by reporte. _Al_. Devour'd by Rats, in strange and wonderous sort. _Duke_. Could not this palace seated in the _Rheine_, In midst of the grea
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