Richard the Third (Quarto 1, 1597)
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of Richard the third.
¶I am his brother, and I loue him well:
¶If you be hirde for meede, go backe againe,
¶Who will reward you better for my life,
¶Then Edward will for tydings of my death.
1065Cla. Oh no, he loues me, and he holds me deare,
¶Go you to him from me.
¶Cla. Tell him, when that our princely father Yorke,
1069.1And chargd vs from his soule, to loue each other,
1070He little thought of this deuided friendship.
¶Bid Glocester thinke of this, and he will weepe.
¶Cla. It cannot be, for when I parted with him,
¶That he would labour my deliuery.
¶From this worlds thraldome, to the ioies of heauen,
¶To counsell me to make my peace with God;
¶That thou wilt war with God, by murdring me?
¶To doe this deede, will hate you for this deede.
¶Oh if thy eye be not a flatterer,
1100Come thou on my side, and intreat for me,
¶A begging Prince, what begger pitties not?
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