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_Enter two Gentlemen and_ Bessus.
_Mar_.
Your price?
_Arb_.
I at the Kings price.
_Mar_.
That may be more than I'me worth.
_2 Gent_.
Is he not merry now?
_1 Gent_.
I think not.
_Bes_.
He is, he is: we'l shew our selves.
_Arb_.
Bessus, I thought you had been in _Iberia_ by this, I bad you hast; _Gobrias_ will want entertainment for me.
_Bes_.
And please your Majesty I have a sute.
_Arb_.
Is't not lousie _Bessus_, what is't?
_Bes_.
I am to carry a Lady with me.
_Arb_.
Then thou hast two sutes.
_Bes_.
And if I can prefer her to the Lady _Pentha_ your Majesties Sister, to learn fas.h.i.+ons, as her friends term it, it will be worth something to me.
_Arb_.
So many nights lodgings as 'tis thither, wilt not?
_Bes_.
I know not that Sir, but gold I shall be sure of.
_Arb_.
Why thou shalt bid her entertain her from me, so thou wilt resolve me one thing.
_Bes_.
If I can.
_Arb_.
Faith 'tis a very disputable question, and yet I think thou canst decide it.
_Bes_.
Your Majesty has a good opinion of my understanding.
_Arb_.
I have so good an opinion of it: 'tis whether thou be valiant.
_Bes_.
Some body has traduced me to you: do you see this sword Sir?
_Arb_.
Yes.
_Bes_.
If I do not make my back-biters eat it to a knife within this week, say I am not valiant.
_Enter a Messenger_.
_Mes_.
Health to your Majesty.
_Arb_.
From Gobrias?
