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[_Still runs_. GLO. Stand still a while--desire her to make means Unto Prince Richard for my liberty; At thy return (make speed) I will reward thee. RED. I am g-g-gone, si-sir. RICH. Commend me to her, gentle Huntington; Tell her in these affairs I'll stand her friend, Her brother shall not long be prisoner: Say I will visit her immediately. Begone, sweet boy, to Marion Fauconbridge, Thou lookest like love: persuade her to be loving. ROB. So far as honour will, I will persuade; I'll lay love's battery to her modest ears; Second my mild assault, you may chance win, Fair parley at the least may hap pass in. [_Exit_. HEN. Here, take your charge; let no man speak with him, Except ourself, our brethren, or Earl Leicester. FAU. Not I, my lord? may not I speak with him? HEN. Yes, Fauconbridge, thou shalt. JOHN. And why? he is his wife's brother. FAU. Earl John, although I be, I am true unto the state, and so is he. GLO. What, shall I have no servant of my own? HEN. No, but the household servants of the Fleet. GLO. I thank you, kinsman King; your father knows, Gloster may boldly give a base slave blows. FAU. O, but not here; it was not well done here. KING. Farewell, good Gloster, you shall hear from us. GLO. Even what your sons will suffer you to send. Is't not a misery to see you stand, That sometime was the monarch of this land, Intreating traitors for a subject's freedom? LEI. Let him not speak; away with him to prison. GLO. Here's like to be a well-stay'd commonwealth, Wherein proud Leicester and licentious John Are pillars for the king to lean upon. JOHN. We'll hear your railing lecture in the Fleet. GLO.[461] On thy displeasure--well ye have me here. O, that I were within my fort of Bungay, Whose walls are wash'd with the clear streams of Waveney,[462] Then would not Gloster pass a halfpenny, For all these rebels and their poor king too.[463] Laughtst thou, King Henry? Thou know'st my words are true, God help thee, good old man! adieu, adieu! JOHN. That castle shall be mine, wherein stands[464] Fauconbridge. FAU. Far from your reach, sure, under Feckhill-ridge, Five hundred men (England hath few such wight) Keep it for Gloster's use both day and night: But you may easily win it. Wantons' words Quickly can master men, tongues out-brawl swords! JOHN. Ye are an idiot. RICH.
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