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No. _Bal_. 'Twere a lamentable peece of stuffe to see great Statesmen have vile Exits; but I hope there are nothing but plaudities in all your Eyes. _King_. Mine, I protest, are free. _Queen_. And mine, by heaven! _Mal_. Free from one goode looke till the blow be given. _King_. Wine; a full Cup crown'd to _Medina's_ health! _Med_. Your Highnesse this day so much honors me That I, to pay you what I truly owe, My life shall venture for it. _Daen_. So shall mine. _King_. _Onaelia_, you are sad: why frownes your brow? _Onae_. A foolish memory of my past ills Folds up my looke in furrowes of old care, But my heart's merry, Sir. _King_. Which mirth to heighten Your Bridegroome and your selfe first pledge this health Which we begin to our high Constable. (_Three Cups fild: 1 to the King, 2 to the Bridegroome, 3 to Onaelia, with whom the King complements_.) _Queen_. Is't speeding? _Mal_. As all our Spanish figs[219] are. _King_. Here's to _Medina's_ heart with all my heart. _Med_. My hart shal pledge your hart i'th deepest draught That ever Spanyard dranke. _King_. _Medina_ mockes me Because I wrong her with the largest Bowle: Ile change with thee, _Onaelia_. (_Mal. rages_) _Queen_. Sir, you shall not. _King_. Feare you I cannot fetch it off? _Queen_. _Malateste_! _King_. This is your scorne to her, because I am doing This poorest honour to her.--Musicke sound! It goes were it ten fadoms to the ground. _Cornets. King drinkes; Queen and Mal. storms_. _Mal_. Fate strikes with the wrong weapon. _Queen_. Sweet royall Sir, no more: it is too deepe. _Mal_. Twill hurt your health, Sir. _King_. Interrupt me in my drinke! 'tis off. _Mal_. Alas, Sir, You have drunke your last: that poyson'd bowle I fill'd, Not to be put into your hand but hers. _King_. Poyson'd? _Omnes_. Descend black speckled soule to hell. (_kil Mal. dyes_.) _Mal_. The Queene has sent me thither? _Card_. What new furie shakes now her snakes locks? _Queen_. I, I, tis I, Whose soule is torne in peeces till I send This Harlot home. _Car_. More Murders? save the lady. _Balt_. Rampant? let the Constable make a mittimus. _Med_. Keepe 'em asunder. _Car_. How is it royall sonne? _King_. I feele no poyson yet; only mine eyes Are putting out their lights: me thinks I feele Deaths Icy fingers stroking dow
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