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Marseilles. A street.
[Enter HELENA, Widow, and DIANA, with two Attendants]
HELENA
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But this | exceed|ing post|ing day | and night,
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Must wear | your spir|its low,| we can|not help
it:
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But since | you have made | the days | and nights
| as one,
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To wear | your gent|le limbs | in my | affairs,
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Be bold | you do | so grow | in my | requital,
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As noth|ing can un/root you.| In hap|py time,
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This^man | may help | me to | his maj|esty's^ear,
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If he | would spend | his power.| God* save | you
sir.
[Enter a Gentleman]
GENTLEMAN
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And you.
HELENA
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Sir, I have | seen you | in the
court | of France.
GENTLEMAN
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I have | been some|times | there.|
HELENA
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I do | presume | sir, that | you are / not fallen
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From the re|port that | goes u|pon your |
goodness,
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And there|fore goad|ed with most | sharp
oc|casions,
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Which lay | nice^man|ners by,| I put | you to
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The use | of your / own vir|tues, for | the which
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I shall | contin|ue thank|ful. \\
GENTLEMAN
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What's your | will?
HELENA
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That / it will | please | you
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To give | this poor | peti|tion to | the king,
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And aid | me with | that store | of power | you
have
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To come | into | his pres|ence. \\
GENTLEMAN
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The king's not here.
HELENA
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Not here | sir?
GENTLEMAN
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Not | indeed,
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He hence | removed | last^night,| and with / more
haste
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Than is | his use.
WIDOW
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Lord how^|we lose | our pains.
HELENA
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All's | well | that ends | well | yet,
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Though time | seem so adverse,| and means |
unfit:
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I do | beseech | you, whith|er is | he gone?
GENTLEMAN
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Marry | as I | take it | to Rou|sillon,
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*Whither I | am goi|ng.
HELENA
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I do | beseech | you sir,
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Since you | are like | to see | the king |
before* me, ??
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Commend | the pap|er to | his grac|ious hand,
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Which I | presume | shall rend|er you / no blame,
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But rath|er make | you thank | your pains | for
it,
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I will | come aft|er you | with what | good*
speed
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Our means | will make | us means.
GENTLEMAN
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This I'll | do for you.
HELENA
And you shall find yourself to be well thanked whatere falls more. We must
to horse again, go, go, provide.
[Exeunt]