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The Epilogue.
Heer if you wonder why the king Elidurus bestowes nothing
on me for all my good seruices in his land, if the
multitude shuld say he hath preferd No-body, Some-body or
other would say it were not well done, for in doing good
to No-body he should but get himselfe an il name. Therefore
I will leaue my sute to him, and turne to you. Kinde
Gentleman if any-body heere dislike No-body, then I hope
Euery-body haue pleased you, for being offended with no-body,
nor Any-body can finde himselfe agrieued, Gentlemen
they haue a cold sute that haue no-body to speak in their
cause, and therefore blame vs not to feare, yet our comfort
is this, if no-body haue offended you cannot blame No-body
for it, or rather we will finde Some-body heareafter
shall make good the fault that no-body hath done, and so I
craue the generall grace of Euery-body.
now forward Lords, long may our glories stand,
Three sundry times Crownd king of this faire land.
Exeunt.
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