of Richard the third.
31652809Qu. Thy life hath that di
shonord
. 31612811Qu. Thy
selfe, thy
selfe mi
su
se
st.
31682814If thou had
st feard, to breake an oath by him,
31692815The vnitie the king my brother made,
31702816Had not bene broken, nor my brother
slaine.
31712817If thou had
st feard to breake an oath by him,
31722818The emperiall mettall circling now thy brow,
31732819Had gra
st the tender temples of my childe,
31742820And both the princes had bene breathing heere,
31752821Which now, two tender plaie-fellowes for du
st,
31762822Thy broken faith, hath made a praie for wormes
. 31792824Qu. That thou ha
st wrongd in time orepa
st,
31802825For I my
selfe, haue manie teares to wa
sh,
31812826Hereafter time, for time, by the pa
st wrongd,
31822827The children liue, who
se parents thou ha
st slaughterd,
31832828Vngouernd youth, to waile it in their age,
31842829The parents liue, who
se children thou ha
st butcherd,
31852830Olde withered plantes, to waile it with their age,
31862831Sweare not by time to come, for that thou ha
st,
31872832Mi
su
sed, eare v
sed, by time mi
su
sed orepa
st.
31882833King. As I intend to pro
sper and repent,
31892834So thriue I in my dangerous attempt,
31902835Of ho
stile armes, my
selfe, my
selfe confound,
31922836Daye yeeld me not thy light, nor night thy re
st,
31932837Be oppo
site, all planets of good lucke,
31942838To my proceedings, if with pure heartes loue,
31952839Immaculate deuocion, holie thoughtes,
31962840I tender not thy beauteous princelie daughter,
31972841In her con
sistes my happines and thine,
31982842Without her followes to this land and me,
31992843To thee her
selfe, and manie a Chri
stian
soule,
32002844Sad de
solation, ruine, and decaie,
32012845It cannot be auoided but by this,
K. 3. It will