Henry VI, Part 3 (Octavo 1, 1595)

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Complete text

 
 The true Tragedie of Richard Duke
 of Yorke, and the good King
 Henry the Sixt.
 
 31Enter Richard Duke of Yorke, The Earle of Warwicke,
 42The Duke of Norffolke, Marquis Montague, Edward
 3Earle of March, Crookeback Richard, and the yong Earle
 4of Rutland, with Drumme and Souldiers, with white Ro-
 5ses in their hats.
 
 56Warwike. 
 67I Wonder how the king escapt our hands.
 78Yorke. Whilst we pursude the horsemen
 9of the North,
 810He slilie stole awaie and left his men:
 911Whereat the great Lord of Northum-
 1012land,
 1113Whose warlike eares could neuer brooke retrait,
 1214Chargde our maine battels front, and therewith him
 1315Lord Stafford and Lord Clifford all abrest
 1416Brake in and were by the hands of common Souldiers (slain.
 1517Edw. Lord Staffords father Duke of Buckingham,
 1618Is either slaine or wounded dangerouslie,
 A2. 
 I cleft

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Henry VI, Part 3 (Octavo 1, 1595)