Henry VI, Part 3 (Octavo 1, 1595)
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The Tragedie of Richard D. of
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Enter Edward and Richard, with drum
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and Souldiers.
660How doth my noble brother Richard fare?
¶Where our right valiant father is become.
¶As doth a lion midst a heard of neat,
¶So fled his enemies our valiant father,
¶Me thinkes tis pride enough to be his sonne.
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Three sunnes appeare in the aire.
¶Edw. Loe how the morning opes her golden gates,
And takes her farewell of the glorious sun,
Dasell mine eies or doe I see three suns?
¶As if they vowde some league inuiolate:
¶Now are they but one lampe, one light, one sun,
¶In this the heauens doth figure some euent.
¶Edw. I thinke it cites vs brother to the field,
¶That we the sonnes of braue Plantagenet,
¶Alreadie each one shining by his meed,
690May ioine in one and ouerpeere the world,
¶As this the earth, and therefore hence forward,
But what art thou? that lookest so heauilie?
700Mes. Oh one that was a wofull looker on,
¶When as the noble Duke of Yorke was slaine.
705Rich. Tell on thy tale, for I will heare it all.
Mes.
