26082426His prayers are full of fal
se hypocri
sie,
26092427Ours of true zeale and deepe integritie,
26102428Our prayers do outpray his, then let them haue
26112429That mercy which true prayer ought to haue.
26142432Say Pardon
fir
st, and afterwards,
stand vp,
26152433And if I were thy nur
se thy tong to teach,
26162434Pardon
should be the
fir
st word of thy
speach:
26172435I neuer longd to heare a word till now,
26182436Say pardon King, let pitie teach thee how,
26192437The word is
short, but not
so
short as
sweete,
26202438No word like pardon for Kings mouthes
so meete.
26212439yorke Speake it in French, King
say,
Pardonne moy. 26222440Du. Do
st thou teach pardon pardon to de
stroy?
26232441Ah my
sower husband, my hard-hearted Lord!
26242442That
sets the word it
selfe again
st the word:
26252443Speake pardon as tis currant in our land,
26262444The chopping French we do not vnder
stand,
26272445Thine eie begins to
speake,
set thy tongue there:
26282446Or in thy piteous heart plant thou thine eare,
26292447That hearing how our plaints and prayers do pierce,
26302448Pitie may mooue thee pardon to rehear
se.
26332451Pardon is all the
sute I haue in hand.
26342452King I pardon him as God
shall pardon me.
26352453Du. Oh happy vantage of a kneeling knee,
26362454Yet am I
sicke for feare,
speake it againe,
26372455Twice
saying pardon doth not pardon twaine,
26392457King H. I pardon him with al my heart.
26412459King H. But for our tru
sty brother in law and the Abbot,
26422460With all the re
st of that con
sorted crew,
26432461De
stru
ction
strait
shal dog them at the heeles,
26442462Good vncle, help to order
seuerall powers,
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