Henry VI, Part 3 (Octavo 1, 1595)
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The Tragedie of Richard D. of
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Enter a Messenger.
¶For with a band of fiftie thousand men,
¶Comes Warwike backing of the Duke of Yorke.
¶Proclaimes him king, and manie flies to him,
945Prepare your battels, for they be at hand.
¶Quee. Do good my Lord, and leaue vs to our fortunes.
¶Clif. Pitch we our battell heere, for hence wee will not
955moue.
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Enter the house of Yorke.
¶Edward Now periurde Henrie vvilt thou yeelde thy crovvne,
¶And kneele for mercie at thy soueraignes feete?
960Becomes it thee to be thus malepert,
¶Before thy king and lawfull soueraigne?
¶I was adopted heire by his consent.
¶George. Since when he hath broke his oath.
965For as we heare you that are king
Though he doe weare the Crowne,
¶Haue causde him by new act of Parlement
¶To blot our brother out, and put his owne son in.
Clif.
