ons,
Without abatement of one grain: as then
You would be found full weight, I charge ye fathers
Let me have justice now.

Possenne:

Lord _Cassilane_,
What strange distemperature provokes distrust
Of our impartiality? be sure
We'l flatter no mans injuries.
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Cassilanes:

'Tis well;
You have a Law, Lords, that without remorse
Dooms such as are belepred with the curse
Of foul ingratitude unto death.

Porphycio:

We have.

Cassilanes:

Then do me justice.

[Enter _Antinous_, _Decius_, _Erota_, _Hyparcha_.]

Decius:

Mad-man, whither run'st thou?

Antinous:

Peace _Decius_, I am deaf.

Hyparcha:

Will you forget
Your greatness, and your modesty?

Erota Hyparcha:

leave, I will not hear.

Antinous:

Lady; great, gentle, Lady.

Erota:

Prethee young man forbear to interrupt me,
Triumph not in thy fortunes; I will speak.

Possenne:

More uproars yet! who are they that disturb us?

Cassilanes:

The viper's come; his fears have drawn him hither,
And now, my Lords, be Ch[ro]nicled for ever,
And give me justice against this vile Monster,
This bastard of my bloud.

Erota:

'Tis justice, Fathers,
I sue for too: and though I might command it,
(If you remember Lords, whose child I was)
Yet I will humbly beg it; this old wretch
Has forfeited his life to me.

Cassilanes:

Tricks, tricks;
Complots, devices, 'twixt these pair of young-ones,
To blunt the edge of your well temper'd Swords,
Wherewith you strike offenders, Lords, but I
Am not a baby to be fear'd with bug-bears,
'Tis justice I require.

Erota:

And I.

Antinous:

You speak too tenderly; and too much like yourself
To mean a cruelty; which would make monstrous
Your Sex: yet for the loves sake, which you once
Pleas'd to pretend, give my griev'd Father leave
To urge his own revenge; you have no cause
For yours: keep peace about ye.

Cassilanes:

Will you hear me?
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Philander:

Here's some strange novelty.

Possenne:

Sure we are mock'd,
Speak one at once: say wherein hath your Son
Transgress'd the Law?

Cassilanes:

O the gross mists of dulness!
Are you this Kingdomes Oracles, yet can be