_Ga. Good._ The Lord preserve our most noble Queene of renowne, And hir virtues rewarde with the heavenly crowne. _C. Custance._ The Lorde strengthen hir most excellent Majestie, Long to reigne over us in all prosperitie. _T. Trusty._ That hir godly proceedings the faith to defende,[614] 50 He may stablishe and maintaine through to the ende. _M. Mery._ God graunt hir as she doth, the Gospell to protect,[615] Learning and vertue to advaunce, and vice to correct.[616] _R. Royster._ God graunt hir lovyng subjects both the minde and grace, Hir most godly procedyngs worthily to imbrace. I i _b_ 55 _Harpax._ Hir highnesse most worthy counsellers[617] God prosper, With honour and love of all men to minister. _Omnes._ God graunt the nobilitie[618] sir to serve and love, With all the whole commontie as doth them behove. 59 AMEN. Certaine Songs to be song by _those which shall use this Comedie or Enterlude_ THE SECONDE SONG[619] Who so to marry a minion Wyfe, Hath hadde good chaunce and happe, Must love hir and cherishe hir all his life, And dandle hir in his lappe. 4 If she will fare well, yf she wyll go gay, A good husbande ever styll, What ever she lust to doe, or to say, Must lette hir have hir owne will. 8 About what affaires so ever he goe, He must shewe hir all his mynde, None of hys counsell she may be kept fr[o]e,[620] Else is he a man unkynde. 12 THE FOURTH SONG.[621] I mun be maried a Sunday I mun be maried a Sunday, Who soever shall come that way, [I ii] I mun be maried a Sunday. 4 Royster Doyster is my name, Royster Doyster is my name, A lustie brute[622] I am the same, I mun be maried a Sunday. 8 Christian Custance have I founde, Christian Custance have I founde, A Wydowe worthe a thousande pounde, I mun be maried a sunday. 12 Custance is as sweete as honey, Custance is as sweete as honey, I hir lambe and she my coney, I mun be maried a Sunday. 16 When we shall make our weddyng feast, When we shall make our weddyng feast, There shall bee cheere for man and beast, I mun be maried a Sunday. 20 I mun be maried a Sunday, etc. The Psalmodie.[623]