Never shine good thought on thy memory!
Resolve my lord, and leave me desperate.

_Per._ My lord!--my lord hath plaid a prodigals part, 225
To break his stock for nothing, and an insolent,
To cut a Gordian when he could not loose it.
What violence is this, to put true fire
To a false train; to blow up long crown'd peace
With sudden outrage; and beleeve a man, 230
Sworne to the shame of women, 'gainst a woman
Borne to their honours? But I will to him.

_Tam._ No, I will write (for I shall never more
Meet with the fugitive) where I will defie him,
Were he ten times the brother of my King. 235
To him, my lord,--and ile to cursing him. _Exeunt._

LINENOTES:

_with a letter_. A omits.

5 _foule_. A, fare.

16 _idols_. A, images.

21 _So then . . . in them_. A omits.

24 _faculty_. A, motions.

26-29 _None . . . diadem_. A assigns these lines to Bussy.

28 _divided empires_. A, predominance.

29 _prove_. A, claime.

38 _priviledge_. A, tyrannous.

65 _and_. A, but.

70-78 _If he . . . and slit_. Omitted in A, which has
instead:--

_Buss._ No, I thinke not.

_Mons._ Not if I nam'd the man
With whom I would make him suspicious
His wife hath arm'd his forehead!

_Buss._ So you might
Have your great nose made lesse indeede, and slit.

77-79 In B four lines, broken at (second) _how_, _have_,
_out_, _thee peace_.

92 _roughnesse_. A, toughnesse.

96 _the_. A omits.

103 _minde_. A, spirit.

104 _desert_. A, effect.

112 _steales on to ravish_. A, is comming to afflict.

_Enter . . . Pero_, placed in A after _under_ in 134.

_Exeunt . . . Monsieur_. A omits.

_She seemes to sound_. A omits.

151-154 _Sweet . . . enough_. A has instead:--

Sweete lord, cleare up those eies, for shame of
noblesse:
Mercilesse creature; but it is enough.

B has three lines broken at _forehead_, _warres_,
_enough_.

180 _fingers_. A