:04:00
gently to hear,
:04:03
kindly to judge...
:04:06
our play!
:04:18
My lord, I'll tell you.
:04:26
That self bill is urged,
which, in the 11th year...
:04:29
of the last king's reign was
like to have passed against us.
:04:32
But how, my lord,
shall we resist it now?
:04:35
It must be thought on.
:04:37
If it pass against us, we lose the
better half of our possession.
:04:40
But what prevention?
:04:42
The king is full of grace
and fair regard.
:04:45
And a true lover
of the holy church.
:04:48
The courses of his youth
promised it not.
:04:50
Since his addiction
was to courses vain,
:04:52
his hours filled up
with riots, banquets,
:04:56
sports and never noted
in him any study.
:04:59
But, my good lord,
how now for the mitigation...
:05:02
Of this bill
urged by the commons?
:05:04
Doth his majesty incline
to it or no?
:05:07
He seems...
indifferent,
:05:10
or rather swaying more
upon our part.
:05:14
For I have made an offer
to his majesty,
:05:18
as touching France.
:05:21
[Footsteps approaching]