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him, kill him not. Accursed villain, tell me, what hast thou done? Ah, Tremelio, trusty Tremelio! I sorrow for thy death, and since that thou Living didst prove faithful to Segasto, So Segasto now living shall honour the dead corpse Of Tremelio with revenge. Bloodthirsty villain, Born and bred to merciless murther, tell me How durst thou be so bold, as once to lay Thy hands upon the least of mine? Assure thyself Thou shalt be us'd according to the law. MUCEDORUS. Segasto, cease; these threats are needless. But in mine own defence accuse not me Of murther that have done nothing. SEGASTO. Nay, shepherd, reason not with me; I'll manifest the fact unto the King, Whose doom will be thy death, as thou deserv'st. What ho, Mouse, come away! _Enter_ MOUSE. CLOWN. Why, how now, what's the matter? I thought you would be calling before I had done. SEGASTO. Come, help, away with my friend. CLOWN. Why, is he drunk? cannot he stand on his feet? SEGASTO. No, he is not drunk; he is slain. CLOWN. Flain! no, by['r] Lady, he is not flain. SEGASTO. He's killed, I tell thee. CLOWN. What, do you use to kill your friends? I will serve you no longer. SEGASTO. I tell thee the shepherd kill'd him. CLOWN. O, did a so? But, master, I will have all his apparel If I carry him away. SEGASTO. Why, so thou shalt. CLOWN. Come, then, I will help; mass, master, I think His mother sang _looby_ to him, he is so heavy. [_Exeunt_. MUCEDORUS. Behold the fickle state of man, always mutable; Never at one. Sometimes we feed on fancies With the sweet of our desires: sometimes again We feel the heat of extreme miseries. Now am I in favour about the court and country, To-morrow those favours will turn to frowns, To-day I live revenged on my foe, To-morrow I die, my foe revenged on me. [_Exit. Enter_ BREMO, _a wild man_. BREMO. No passenger this morning? what, not one? A chance that seldom doth befall. What, not one? then lie thou there, And rest thyself, till I have further need. [_Lays down his club_. Now, Bremo, sith thy leisure so affords, An endless thing. Who knows not Bremo's strength, Who like a king commands within these woods. The bear, the boar, dares not abide my sight, But hastes away to save themselves by flight. The crystal waters in the bubbling brooks, When I come by, doth swiftly sli
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