Richard the Third (Quarto 1, 1597)
Peer Reviewed
The Tragedy
¶To win your daughter.
3070Qu. There is no other waie
¶And not be Richard that hath done all this.
¶King Infer faire Englands peace by this alliance.
3130King Saie that the king which may command intreats.
¶Qu. That at her hands which the kings king forbids.
¶Qu. To waile the title as her mother doth.
¶King So long as heauen and nature lengthens it.
¶Qu. So long as hell and Richard likes of it.
¶King Be eloquent in my behalfe to her.
¶King Then in plaine termes tell her my louing tale.
¶Too deepe and dead poore infants in their graue.
¶King Now by my George, my Garter and my crown.
¶Qu. By nothing, for this is no oath.
3155The George prophand hath lost his holie honor,
¶The Garter blemisht pawnd his knightlie vertue,
¶King Now by the world.
¶Qu. Tis ful of thy foule wrongs.
King. My
