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I will raise me a company of foot, And when at push of pike I am to enter A brea h, to show my valour, I have bought me And armour cannon proof I do not Like Activity that way. If I do No good, I'll do no hurt. I must tell you, In private, as you are my princely friend, I do not Like such Fiddlers. And on me—the principles that they read were found. Well urged my Lord. What a frown he threw At his departure, on you. Did I ever think To wear such garters on silk stockings? or That my too curious appetite, that turned At the sighed of godwits, pheasant, partidge, quases Larks, woodcocks, caluerd sammon, as course diet, Would leap at a mouldy crust? Good uncle name not (as you are a man of honour) That fatal word of war, the very sound of't Is more dreadful then a Cannon. I will cry broom or cats meat in Pal rm ; Turn porter, carry burdens; any thing, Rather then live a soldier. Beware of mine Or the horns may choke you. I am married Sir. And my vil a all. I will be brief. Yours to use In the way of peace, but as your soldiers never. Dead! Would that were the worst, debt were paid then, Kings in their birth owe nature. When you know what it's You will think otherwise; No less will do it Then fifty thousand crowns. You may read The edict to that purpose, published by him, That will resolve you. One thing more And that's substantial. Let your Adorni. Look to himself. Morrow to my Uncle. Vae victis. Now we prove it.