Yorke, and Henrie the Sixt.
907760should lo
se his birth right through his fathers fault?
908761And long hereafter
saie vnto his child,
909762What my great grandfather and grand
sire got,
910763My carele
sse father fondlie gaue awaie?
911764Looke on the boy and let his manlie face,
912765Which promi
seth
succe
ssefull fortune to vs all,
913766Steele thy melting thoughtes,
914767To keepe thine owne, and leaue thine owne with him.
915768King. Full wel hath
Clifford plaid the Orator,
916769Inferring arguments of mighty force.
917770But tell me, did
st thou neuer yet heare tell.
918771That things euill got had euer bad
succe
sse,
919772And happie euer was it for that
sonne,
920773Who
se father for his hoording went to hell?
921774I leaue my
sonne my vertuous deedes behind,
922775And would my father had left me no more,
923776For all the re
st is held at
such a rate,
924777As a
skes a thou
sand times more care to keepe,
925778Then maie the pre
sent pro
fit counteruaile.
926779Ah co
sen
Yorke, would thy be
st friendes did know,
927780How it doth greeue me that thy head
stands there.
928781Quee. My Lord this harmefull pittie makes your fol
- 930783You promi
sde knighthood to your princelie
sonne.
931784Vn
sheath your
sword and
straight doe dub him knight.
933786King. Edward Plantagenet ari
se a knight,
934787And learne this le
sson boy, draw thy thy
sword in right
935788Prince. My gratious father by your kingly leaue,
936789Ile draw it as apparant to the crowne,
937790And in that quarrel v
se it to the death.
Northum.