Richard the Third (Quarto 1, 1597)
Peer Reviewed
The Tragedy
¶But you must trouble him with lewd complaints.
¶Ayming belike at your interiour hatred,
¶Makes him to send that thereby he may gather
The ground of your ill will and to remoue it.
¶That wrens make pray where Eagles dare not pearch,
¶Since euery Iacke became a Gentleman:
¶Theres many a gentle person made a Iacke.
¶Qu. Come come, we know your meaning brother Gl.
540You enuy my aduancement and my friends,
¶God graunt we neuer may haue neede of you.
¶Glo. Meane time God grants that we haue neede of you,
¶Our brother is imprisoned by your meanes,
545Held in contempt, whilst many faire promotions,
¶Are daily giuen to enoble those
¶From that contented hap which I enioyd,
¶Against the Duke of Clarence: but haue beene,
¶An earnest aduocate to pleade for him.
¶My Lord you doe me shamefull iniury,
¶Ryu. She may my Lord.
¶She may doe more Sir then denying that:
560She may helpe you to many faire preferments,
¶And then deny her ayding hand therein,
Ryu.
