Sure to get tangled in his ribbon-ties,
--At last I see.html">see.html">see our lord's back and his friend's;
Close round them--in they go!
the table and its jugs.]
Great joy to our Lord Tresham and his House!
SIXTH RETAINER. My father.html">father drove his father first to court,
Lord Tresham, Lady Mildred, and the Earl!
Don't mind me--all's not right about me--drink!
SECOND RETAINER [aside].
[To GERARD.]
[Goes.]
SECOND RETAINER. Old Gerard
To care about the pitifullest thing
But his could see wherein: and on a cause
Fairly had fretted flesh and bone away
Such point decorous, and such square by rule--
And now--you see his humour: die he will!
SECOND RETAINER. God help him! Who's for the great servants' hall
Lord Tresham into the saloon.
THIRD RETAINER. I!--
FOURTH RETAINER. I!--
Some hint of how the parley goes inside!
Here's the last drop!
FIRST RETAINER. Have at you! Boys, hurrah!
To this ancestral roof of mine. Your name.html">name
Yet taking in your person, fame avers,
Transmitted from a hundred knightly breasts,
Seems to re-kindle at the core)--your name
The worthiness and grace and dignity
Our Houses even closer than respect
One favour more, nor that the least,--to think
My only brother, Austin: he's the king's.
To Austin: all are yours.
MERTOUN. I thank you--less.html">less
And only that, authenticates--forbids
Your praise... but praise less claims my gratitude,
Of what must needs be uppermost with one
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