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mbe for slaughter hither; Good fellow souldier, ayd him--and stay--marke, Give this false fire to the beleeving King, That the child's sent to heaven but that the mother Stands rock'd so strong with friends ten thousand billowes Cannot once shake her. _Bal_. This I'le doe. _Med_. Away; Yet one word more; your Counsel, Noble friends; Harke, _Baltazar_, because nor eyes nor tongues Shall by loud Larums that the poore boy lives Question thy false report, the child shall closely, Mantled in darknesse, forthwith be conveyed To the Monastery of Saint _Paul_. _Omnes_. Good. _Med_. Dispatch then; be quicke. _Bal_. As Lightning. [_Exit_. _Alb_. This fellow is some Angell drop'd from heaven To preserve Innocence. _Med_. He is a wheele Of swift and turbulent motion; I have trusted him, Yet will not hang on him to many plummets Lest with a headlong Cyre (Gyre?) he ruines all. In these State-consternations, when a kingdome Stands tottering at the Center, out of suspition Safety growes often. Let us suspect this fellow; And that, albeit he shew us the Kings hand, It may be but a tricke. _Daen_. Your Lordship hits A poyson'd nayle i'th head: this waxen fellow (By the Kings hand so bribing him with gold) Is set on skrews, perhaps is made his Creature To turne round every way. _Med_. Out of that feare Will I beget truth; for my selfe in person Will sound the Kings brest. _Carl_. How! your selfe in person. _Alb_. That's half the prize he gapes for. _Med_. I'le venture it, And come off well, I warrant you, and rip up His very entrailes, cut in two his heart And search each corner in't; yet shall not he Know who it is cuts up th'Anatomy. _Daen_. 'Tis an exploit worth wonder. _Carl_. Put the worst; Say some Infernall voyce shoo'd rore from hell The Infant's cloystering up. _Alb_. 'Tis not our danger Nor the imprison'd Prince's, for what Theefe Dares by base sacrilege rob the Church of him? _Carl_. At worst none can be lost but this slight fellow. _Med_. All build on this as on a stable Cube: If we our footing keepe we fetch him forth And Crowne him King; if up we fly i'th ayre We for his soules health a broad way prepare. _Daen_. They come. _Enter Baltazar and Sebastian_. _Med_. Thou knowest where To bestow him, _Baltazar_. _Bal_. Come Noble[206] Boy. _Alb_. Hide him from being discovered. _Bal_. Discover'd? woo'd there stood a troope of Moores Thrusting the pawes
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