The Noble Traytour.

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The Noble Traytour.

CHAPTER I.

"Nothing is a misery

Unless our weakness comprehend it fo;
We cannot be more faithful to ourselves
In any thing that's manly, than to make
Ill fortune as contemptible to us

As it makes us to others."

THE HONEST MAN'S FORTUNE, act 1. fc. II.

HERE was not an Earl in all England fo

beloved as my Lord of Effex. His venture

fome spirit and as happy exploits, added to a conftant largess and bravery of gefture, fhewing him to be not unmindful of that noble stock whence he sprung, nor

unworthy of thofe honours with which her Grace had acknowledged him,

VOL. III.

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