A Select Collection of Old English Plays Vol Viii 4th Edition 8 7

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H. Not o'er[280] the virtues, but the life it can.
KING. What, dost thou speak of death? how shouldst thou die?
ROB. H. By poison and the Prior's treachery.
QUEEN. Why, take this sovereign powder at my hands:Take it, and live in spite of poison's power.
DON. Ay, set him forward. Powders, quoth ye? hah!I am a fool, then, if a little dust, The shaving of a horn, a Bezoar stone, [281]Or any antidote have power to stayThe execution of my heart's resolve. Tut, tut! you labour, lovely queen, in vain,... And on a thankless groom your toil bestow. Now hath your foe reveng'd you of your foe:Robin shall die, if all the world said no. [282] MAR. How the wolf howls! Fly, like a tender kid, Into thy shepherd's bosom. Shield me, love!Canst thou not, Robin? Where shall I be hid?O God! these ravens will seize upon thy dove.
ROB. H. They cannot hurt thee; pray thee, do not fear:Base curs will couch, the lion being near.
QUEEN. How works my powder?
ROB. H. Very well, fair queen.
KING. Dost thou feel any ease?

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