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Full speech
Would, they crownthes, Great crownthes oath gold upon their headthes. How many horthes pray Are ith their Chariots? Yeth, yeth, the thight Of printhethes ith a fine thight. Whom, I prithee, Does the man speak to? Dentlemen then you ith thith muthicke yourth, or can you tell what great manths fidleth, made it tith vedee petty noyth, but who thold th'end it. I do not uth To thpend lip labour upon quethtionths, That I my thelfe can anthwer. Kithing you mean pey come behind with your mockths then, My lipthes will therve the one to kith the other — How now whath neckt? Yeth a delithious thing, and wondroth pretty; Think you though thignior, It muth be then thome unknown obthcure printh That thuns the light. Of darkeneth what ith he? Whea thandeth hith court pey— Think you though time thure you know him, Pay what pinth thent it. Doo'd thing't youa thelfe then. Thith thingth thome jethter, Thure he belongeth unto the printh of darkeneth. Tith wonderful to thee by what thrange means Thome men are raised to Plathes. Ith pothible— Enter Guzman. Bleth uth whoth thith? Fay'a weather, keep me, what a thorme ith thith? Both foolth you they. I thank you for your muthicke printh. The muthicke and the thong You thent me by thith whithling thing, your man? That I would lithen to. Lath they thall not fight. Ith corn, thuch trump and will thape my luff, Henth forth ath thall my father betht direct me. Nay predee, Leave me not Dentlemen. Yeth in sooth thee will. Tith no matter. Withly thpoken. How?
Plot summary
Plot — The Lady's Trial
Since the customary number of sages is seven (as in Ausonius' Ludus septern sapientum), it is possible that the six masquing sages 1574 were complemented by a seventh in the audience — who else but the Queen? Compare 557.