Accuse the Queene, himselfe of hir lament _text reads “Qneene”_ M4 [consecutive lines] _Dir._ What dost thou more attend? _punctuation at end of line unclear_ Ah _Antonie_! why dost thou death deferre? _question mark unclear_ Nv _Agr._ But best we sought into the tombe to gett _comma for period_ N2 The glorious triumph _Rome_ prepares for me._ _invisible period_ Shall ever civile hate _text reads “bate”_ N3 The _Parthians_ fayned flight, _text reads “fligbt”_ Therby our matchles _Rome_ _letter “m” in “Rome” italicized_ O2v That in this office weake my limmes may growe, _initial “T” in “that” not italicized_ End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of A Discourse of Life and Death, by Mornay; and Antonius by Garnier, by Philippe de Mornay and Robert Garnier