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Act III., Sc. 2] TRAGEDY OF BRENNORALT 243 Mens. Were, sir, the question simply war or peace.
It were no more than shortly to be ask'd, Whether we would be well or ill ; 115 Since war the sickness of the kingdom is.
And peace the health. But here I do conceive 'Twill rather lie, whether we had not better Endure sharp sickness for a time, to enjoy A perfect strength, than have it languish on us ; 120 For peace and war in an incestuous line Have still begot each other.
Those men that highly now h...ave broke all laws, — The great one only 'tis 'twixt man and man — What safety can they promise, though you give it ? 125 Will they not still suspect, and justly too, That all those civil bonds new-made should be Broken again to them ? So, being still In fears and jealousies themselves, you must Infect the people ; ' for in such a case 130 The private safety is the public trouble.' Nor will they ever want pretext ; ' since he That will maintain it with his sword he's injur'd, May say't at any time.' Then, sir, as terrible as war appears, 135 My vote is for't ; nor shall I ever care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Act III., Sc. 2] TRAGEDY OF BRENNORALT 243 Mens. Were, sir, the question simply war or peace.
It were no more than shortly to be ask'd, Whether we would be well or ill ; 115 Since war the sickness of the kingdom is.
And peace the health. But here I do conceive 'Twill rather lie, whether we had not better Endure sharp sickness for a time, to enjoy A perfect strength, than have it languish on us ; 120 For peace and war in an incestuous line Have still begot each other.
Those men that highly now h...ave broke all laws, — The great one only 'tis 'twixt man and man — What safety can they promise, though you give it ? 125 Will they not still suspect, and justly too, That all those civil bonds new-made should be Broken again to them ? So, being still In fears and jealousies themselves, you must Infect the people ; ' for in such a case 130 The private safety is the public trouble.' Nor will they ever want pretext ; ' since he That will maintain it with his sword he's injur'd, May say't at any time.' Then, sir, as terrible as war appears, 135 My vote is for't ; nor shall I ever care.
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