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rd? RICH. It is indeed. FAU. Why, that is wisely said; You are a very kind, indifferent man, Marry a' God, and by my halidom, Were not I had a feeling in my head Of some suspicion 'twixt my wife and him I should affect him more than all the world. [_Aside_. GLO. Take heed, old Richard, keep thee there, mad lad. My sisters' fair, and beauty may turn bad. [_Aside_. SCENE THE THIRD. _Enter_ ROBIN HOOD, _a paper in his hand_. OFFICER. Room there, make room for young Huntington. FAU. A gallant youth, a proper gentleman. HEN. Richard, I have had wrong about his wardship. RlCH. You cannot right yourself. JOHN. He can and shall. RICH. Not with your help; but, honourable youth, Have ye perform'd the business I enjoin'd? ROB. I have, and Skink is come; here is his bill. HEN. No matter for his bill; let him come in. KING. Let him not enter; his infectious breath Will poison the assembly. GLO. Never doubt;[459] There's more infectious breaths about your throne. Leicester is there; your envious sons are there; If them you can endure, no poison fear. KING. Content thee, Gloster. GLO. I must be content When you, that should mend all, are patient. _Enter_ SKINK. HEN. Welcome, good Skink, thou justly dost complain, Thou stand'st in dread of death for Rosamond, Whom thou didst poison at our dread command And the appointment of our gracious mother. See here my father's hand unto thy pardon. SKINK. I receive it graciously, wishing his soul sweet peace in heaven for so meritorious a work, for I fear me I have not his heart, though his hand. KING. Be sure thou hast not, murderous bloodsucker, To jealous envy executioner. HEN. Besides, thou suest to have some maintenance; We have bethought us how we will reward thee, Thou shalt have Rowden lordship. GLO. Shall he so? Will you reward your murtherers with my lands? HEN. Your lands? it is our gift; and he shall have it. GLO. I'll give him seizure first with this and this. [_Strike him_. JOHN. Lay hold on Gloster. KING. Hold that murderous Skink. GLO. Villains, hands off; I am a prince, a peer, And I have borne disgrace, while I can bear. FAU. Knaves, leave your rudeness; how now, brother Gloster? nay, be appeas'd, be patient, brother. RICH. Shift for thyself, good Skink; there's gold, away: Here will be parts.[
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