31372886King. Thus euer did rebellion find rebuke,

31382887Ill spirited Worcester, did not we send grace,

31392888Pardon, and tearmes of loue to all of you?

31402889And wouldst thou turne our offers contrary?

31412890Misuse the tenor of thy kinsmans trust.

31422891Three knights vpon our party slaine to day,

31432892A noble Earle and many a creature else,

31442893Had been aliue this houre,

31452894If like a Christian thou hadst truly borne

31462895Betwixt our armies true intelligence.

31472896Wor. What I haue done my safety vrg'd me to:

31482897And I embrace this fortune patiently,

31492898Since not to be auoided it fals on me.

31502899King. Beare Worcester to the death and Vernon too:

31512900Other Offendors we will pause vpon.

31532901How goes the field?

31542902Prin. The noble Scot Lord Dowglas, when he saw

31552903The fortune of the day quite turnd from him,

31562904The noble Percy slaine and all his men

31572905Vpon the foot of feare, fled with the rest

31582906And falling from a hill, he was so bruisd,

31592907That the pursuers tooke him. At my tent

31602908The Douglas is: and I beseech your grace

31612909I may dispose of him.

31622910King. With all my hart.

31632911Prin. Then brother Iohn of Lancaster,

31642912To you this honorable bounty shal belong,

31652913Go to the Douglas and deliuer him

31662914Vp to his pleasure, ransomlesse and free,

31672915His valours shewne vpon our Crests to daie

31682916Haue taught vs how to cherish such high deeds,

31692917Euen in the bosome of our aduersaries.

2918Iohn. I thanke your grace for this high curtesie,

2919Which I shall giue away immediatly.

31702920King. Then this remaines that we deuide our power,

31712921You sonne Iohn, and my coosen Westmerland

31722922Towards York shal bend, you with your deerest speed

31732923To meet Northumberland and the Prelate Scroope,

31742924Who as we heare are busily in armes:

31752925My selfe and you sonne Harry will towards Wales,

31762926To fight with Glendower and the Earle of March,

31772927Rebellion in this land shall loose his sway,

31782928Meeting the checke of such another day,

31792929And since this businesse so faire is done,

31802930Let vs not leaue till all our owne be won.

31812931FINIS.