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Away with them: out of the gates, away.
See, here are more of them: more of that hated womans Retinue: away with all.
Beseech you, good my Lord: I hope we are true men.
As I am true to the Crown, not one of you pesters the Court a minute longer: go, you are trash and trumpery: and Ile sweep the Court of all of ye: follow your Mistresse: go.
The Fool my Lord shall stay: the Queen ask'd for him.
Yes yes, the Fool my Lord, shall stay.
The Fool my Lord will not stay.
Will not? how dar'st thou say so? ha, Fool, ha?
The Fool dare say more than the wisest Lord dares do amongst ye: you will not take my own proper goods from me, will ye?
See what he caries: I heard of Plate and Jewels lost to day.
Let's see, Sir, I will see.
Heyday, here's stuff indeed!
Your VVardrope cannot matcht it: pray give me all again; or if you will be the Kings and Queens Takers with that extremitie to force my goods from me, then present this to his Highness, and this to Hers; and tell them, 'tis all the poor dis∣carded Fool could spare them.
No Sir, you shall take them with you, and a whip for advantage, unless you'l stay and serve the Queen.
If I get but enough to keep me from Court,
I care not.
Farewell Fool, take your Trinkets with you.
Farewell fine Lords, adieu old Courtier.