The Floating Island A Tragi-Comedy |
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Scena. IX.
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Scena. IX.
The Scene returns to Prudentius his Court.Enter one way Prudentius, Memor with the Crown, Intellectus, Livebyhope, Amorous with the Sword. By another way Malevolo soon after.
Mem.
Without a Seizin no possession.
Your Crown is undefil'd, untouch'd.
Pru.
Place thou
The world in my ballance, place in theirs
All Levity, then weigh them both. Next tell me
How ended those commotions which arose
Betwixt the third King Henry and his Rebells?
Mem.
He sentenc'd his Metropolis to flames
Their goods to his Exchequer, and their lives—
Pru.
No more. Should I do so? do not I know
What doomes have pass'd upon untrusty Lawyers?—
Mem.
I Sink before your mercy, be't like Henries.
Kneeling is but a Subjects Complement.
I sink.
Am.
And I.
(a Drum.)
Mal.
we might have stay'd to hear
What means this Drum.
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