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Scene 17.
Lord what a ridiculous sight it is to see the Imaginary Queen act the part of Majesty?
Faith she is so far from Majesty, as she cannot act the part, for she appears like a good Country Huswife.
She is but a Gentlewoman, and that is all.
We may see the difference of true Greatnesse, and that which is forced, there was the Queen Masculine; what a natural Majestie did she appear with? for all she had given up her Crown and Kingdome, yet her Royal Birth was seen in her Princely Carriage.
It was a generous Act: But was it in her power to dispossesse her self of her natural Inheritance?
It seems so; and it seems by her actions that she had rather see the World abroad, than rule a Kingdome at home, for she hath travelled most of all Europe over.
She appears to be a Royal Lady.