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Without the intercession of some Saint��
Sanctus Jacobus hee was my Saint�察�pray to him。
SEROUNE。 O let me pray unto my God。
MOUNTSORRELL。 Then take this with you。
Stab him ��and he falls within and dies�А�
Exit。
��Scene vii��
Enter Ramus in his studie。
RAMUS。 What fearfull cries come from the river Sene��
That fright poore Ramus sitting at his book��
I feare the Guisians have past the bridge��
And meane once more to menace me。
Enter Taleus。
TALEUS。 Flye Ramus flye�察�if thou wilt save thy life。
RAMUS。 Tell me Taleus�察�wherfore should I flye��
TALEUS。 The Guisians are hard at thy doore��
And meane to murder us��
Harke�察�harke they come�察�Ile leap out at the window。
��Runs out from studie。��
RAMUS。 Sweet Taleus stay。
Enter Gonzago and Retes。
GONZAGO。 Who goes there��
RETES。 Tis Taleus�察�Ramus bedfellow。
GONZAGO。 What art thou��
TALEUS。 I am as Ramus is�察�a Christian。
RETES。 O let him goe�察�he is a catholick。
Exit Taleus。
Enter Ramus ��out of his studie�А�
GONZAGO。 Come Ramus�察�more golde�察�or thou shalt have the stabbe。
RAMUS。 Alas I am a scholler�察�how should I have golde��
All that I have is but my stipend from the King��
Which is no sooner receiv'd but it is spent。
Enter the Guise and Anjoy �В察�Dumaine�察�Mountsorrell��
with soldiers�А�
ANJOY。 Whom have you there��
RETES。 Tis Ramus�察�the Kings professor of Logick。
GUISE。 Stab him。
RAMUS。 O good my Lord��
Wherein hath Ramus been so offencious��
GUISE。 Marry sir�察�in having a smack in all��
And yet didst never sound any thing to the depth。
Was it not thou that scoff'dst the Organon��
And said it was a heape of vanities��
He that will be a flat decotamest��
And seen in nothing but Epitomies��
Is in your judgment thought a learned man。
And he forsooth must goe and preach in Germany��
Excepting against Doctors actions��
And ipse dixi with this quidditie��
Argumentum testimonis est in arte partialis。
To contradict which�察�I say Ramus shall dye��
How answere you that�拭�your nego argumentum
Cannot serve�察�Sirrah�察�kill him。
RAMUS。 O good my Lord�察�let me but speak a word。
ANJOY。 Well�察�say on。
RAMUS。 Not for my life doe I desire this pause��
But in my latter houre to purge my selfe��
In that I know the things that I have wrote��
Which as I heare one Shekins takes it ill��
Because my places being but three�察�contain all his��
I knew the Organon to be confusde��
And I reduc'd it into better forme。
And this for Aristotle will I say��
That he that despiseth him�察�can nere
Be good in Logick or Philosophie。
And thats because the blockish Sorbonests
Attribute as much unto their workes��
As to the service of the eternall God。
GUISE。 Why suffer you that peasant to declaime��
Stab him I say and send him to his freends in hell。
ANJOY。 Nere was there Colliars sonne so full of pride。
Kill him。 ��Close the studie。��
GUISE。 My Lord Anjoy�察�there are a hundred Protestants��
Which we have chaste into the river Sene��
That swim about and so preserve their lives��
How may we doe�拭�I feare me they will live。
DUMAINE。 Goe place some men upon the bridge��
With bowes and cartes to shoot at them they see��
And sinke them in the river as they swim。
GUISE。 Tis well advisde Dumain�察�goe see it done。
Exit Dumaine。
And in the mean time my Lord�察�could we devise��
To get those pedantes from the King Navarre��
That are tutors to him and the prince of Condy
ANJOY。 For that let me alone�察�Cousin stay heer��
And when you see me in�察�then follow hard。
He knocketh�察�and enter the King of Navarre and Prince
of Condy�察�with their scholmaisters。
How now my Lords�察�how fare you��
NAVARRE。 My Lord�察�they say
That all the protestants are massacred。
ANJOY。 I�察�so they are�察�but yet what remedy��
I have done all I could to stay this broile。
NAVARRE。 But yet my Lord the report doth run��
That you were one that made this Massacre。
ANJOY。 Who I�拭�you are deceived�察�I rose but now
Enter ��to them�А�Guise。
GUISE。 Murder the Hugonets�察�take those pedantes hence。
NAVARRE。 Thou traitor Guise�察�lay of thy bloudy hands。
CONDY。 Come let us goe tell the King。
Exeunt ��Condy and Navarre�А�
GUISE。 Come sirs�察�Ile whip you to death with my punniards point。
He kils them。
ANJOY。 Away with them both。
Exit Anjoy ��and soldiers with bodies�А�
GUISE。 And now sirs for this night let our fury stay。
Yet will we not the Massacre shall end��
Gonzago posse you to Orleance�察�Retes to Deep��
Mountsorrell unto Roan�察�and spare not one
That you suspect of heresy。 And now stay
That bel that to the devils mattins rings。
Now every man put of his burgonet��
And so convey him closely to his bed。
Exeunt。
��Scene viii��
Enter Anjoy�察�with two Lords of Poland。
ANJOY。 My Lords of Poland I must needs confesse��
The offer of your Prince Elector's�察�farre
Beyond the reach of my desertes��
For Poland is as I have been enformde��
A martiall people�察�worthy such a King��
As hath sufficient counsaile in himselfe��
To lighten doubts and frustrate subtile foes。
And such a King whom practice long hath taught��
To please himselfe with mannage of the warres��
The greatest warres within our Christian bounds��
I meane our warres against the Muscovites��
And on the other side against the Turke��
Rich Princes both�察�and mighty Emperours��
Yet by my brother Charles our King of France��
And by his graces councell it is thought��
That if I undertake to weare the crowne
Of Poland�察�it may prejudice their hope
Of my inheritance to the crowne of France��
For if th'almighty take my brother hence��
By due discent the Regall seat is mine。
With Poland therfore must I covenant thus��
That if by death of Charles�察�the diadem
Of France be cast on me�察�then with your leaves
I may retire me to my native home。
If your commission serve to warrant this��
I thankfully shall undertake the charge
Of you and yours�察�and carefully maintaine
The wealth and safety of your kingdomes right。
LORD。 All this and more your highnes shall commaund��
For Polands crowne and kingly diadem。
ANJOY。 Then come my Lords�察�lets goe。
Exeunt。
��Scene ix��
Enter two with the Admirals body。
1。 Now sirra�察�what shall we doe with the Admirall��
2。 Why let us burne him for a heretick。
1。 O no�察�his bodye will infect the fire�察�and the fire the aire�察�and
so we shall be poysoned with him。
2。 What shall we doe then��
1。 Lets throw him into the river。
2。 Oh twill corrupt the water�察�and the water the fish�察�and the
fish our selves when we eate them。
1。 Then throw him into the ditch。
2。 No�察�no�察�to decide all doubts�察�be rulde by me�察�lets hang him
upon this tree。
1。 Agreede。
They hang him。
Enter the Duke of Guise�察�and Queene Mother�察�and the
Cardinall ��of Loraine�А�
GUISE。 Now Madame�察�how like you our lusty Admirall��
QUEENE MOTHER。 Beleeve me Guise he becomes the place so well��
That I could long ere this have wisht him there。
But come lets walke aside�察�th'airs not very sweet。
GUISE。 No by my faith Madam。
Sirs�察�take him away and throw him in some ditch。
Carry away the dead body。
And now Madam as I understand��
There anre a hundred Hugonets and more��
Which in the woods doe horde their synagogue��
And dayly meet about this time of day��
thither will I to put them to the sword。
QUEENE MOTHER。 Doe so sweet Guise�察�let us delay no time��
For if these straglers gather head againe��
And disperse themselves throughout the Realme of France��
It will be hard for us to worke their deaths。
GUISE。 Madam��
I goe as whirl´winces rage before a storme。
Exit Guise。
QUEENE MOTHER。 My Lord of Loraine have you marks of late��
How Charles our sonne begins for to lament
For the late nights worke which my Lord of Guise
Did make in Paris amongst the Hugonites��
CARDINALL。 Madam�察�I have heard him solemnly vow��
With the rebellious King of Navarre��
For to revenge their deaths upon us all。
QUEENE MOTHER。 I�察�but my Lord�察�let me alone for that��
For Katherine must have her will in France��
As I doe live�察�so surely shall he dye��
And Henry then shall weare the diadem。
And if he grudge or crosse his Mothers will��
Ile disinherite him and all the rest��
For Ile rule France�察�but they shall weare the crowne��
And if they storme�察�I then may pull them downe。
Come my Lord let's goe。
Exeunt。
��Scene x��
Enter five or sixe Protestants with bookes�察�and kneele together。
Enter also the Guise ��and others�А�
GUISE。 Downe with the Hugonites�察�murder them。
PROTESTANT。 O Mounser de Guise�察�heare me but speake。
GUISE。 No villain�察�no that toung of thine��
That hath blasphemde the holy Church of Rome��
Shall drive no plaintes into the Guises eares��
To make the justice of my heart relent��
Tue�察�tue�察�tue�察�let none escape��
Kill them。
So�察�dragge them away。
Exeunt。
��Scene xi��
Enter ��Charles�А�the King of France�察�Navar and Epernoune
staying him�此�enter Queene Mother�察�and the Cardinall ��of
Loraine�察�and Pleshe�А�
CHARLES。 O let me stay and rest me heer a while��
A griping paine hath ceasde upon my heart��
A sodaine pang�察�the messenger of death。
QUEENE MOTHER。 O say not so�察�thou kill'st thy mothers heart。
CHARLES。 I must say so�察�paine forceth me to complain。
NAVARRE。 Comfort your selfe my Lord I have no doubt��
But God will sure restore you to your health。
CHARLES。 O no�察�my loving brother of Navarre。
I have deserv'd a scourge I must confesse��
Yet is there pacience of another sort��
Then to misdoe the welfare of their King��
God graunt my neerest freends may prove no worse。
O horde me up�察�my sight begins to faire��
My sinnewes shrinke�察�my brain turns upside downe��
My heart doth break�察�I faint and dye。
He dies。
QUEENE MOTHER。 What art thou dead�察�sweet sonne�拭�speak to thy Mother。
O no�察�his soule is fled from out his breast��
And he nor heares�察�nor sees us what we doe��
My Lords�察�what resteth now for to be done��
But that we presently despatch Embassadours
To Poland�察�to call Henry back againe��
To weare his brothers crowne and dignity。
Epernoune�察�goe see it presently be done��
And bid him come without delay to us。
Epernoune Madam�察�I will。
Exit Epernoune。
QUEENE MOTHER。 And now my Lords after these funerals be done��
We will with all the speed we can�察�provide
For Henries coronation from Polonia��
Come let us take his body hence。
All goe o