Henry V (Quarto 1, 1600)
Peer Reviewed
The Chronicle Historie
¶You then would say that Harry was not wilde.
938.1And strongly arme vs to preuent the foe.
¶From the King of England.
¶Kin. Bid him come in.
¶Selfe loue my Liege is not so vile a thing,
¶As self neglecting.
¶
Enter Exeter.
¶He wils you in the name of God Almightie,
¶That borrowed tytle, which by gift of heauen,
¶Of lawe of nature, and of nations, longs
975To him and to his heires, namely the crowne
¶And all wide stretched titles that belongs
¶Vnto the Crowne of France, that you may know
980Pickt from the worm holes of old vanisht dayes,
¶Nor from the dust of old obliuion rackte,
¶In euery branch truly demonstrated:
¶Willing you ouerlooke this pedigree,
985And when you finde him euenly deriued
¶Edward the third, he bids you then resigne
¶Your crowne and kingdome, indirectly held
¶From him, the natiue and true challenger.
King.
