25652343Indeed his king) to be ingagde in Wales,

25662344There without raunsome to lie forfeited,

25672345Disgrac't me in my happy victories,

25682346Sought to intrap me by intelligence,

25692347Rated mine vnkle from the counsell boord,

25702348In rage dismisd my father from the Court,

25712349Broke oath on oath, committed wrong on wrong,

25722350And in conclusion droue vs to seeke out

25732351This head of safetie, and withall to prie

25742352Into his title, the which we find

25752353Too indirect for long continuance.

25762354Blunt. Shall I returne this answere to the king?

25772355Hot. Not so sir Walter. Weele withdraw a while.

25792356Go to the king, and let there be impawnde

25802357Some surety for a safe returne againe,

25812358And in the morning early shal mine vnkle

25822359Bring him our purposes, and so farewell.

25832360Blunt. I would you would accept of grace and loue.

25842361Hot. And may be so we shall.

25852362Blunt. Pray God you do.

25882364Arch. Hie good sir Mighell, beare this sealed briefe

25892365With winged haste to the Lord Marshall,

25902366This to my coosen Scroope, and all the rest

25912367To whom they are directed. If you knew

25922368How much they do import you would make haste.

25942369Sir M. My good Lord I gesse their tenor.

25952370Arch. Like enough you do.

25962371To morrow good sir Mighell is a day,

25972372Wherein the fortune of ten thousand men

25982373Must bide the touch. For sir at Shrewsbury

25992374As I am truly giuen to vnderstand,

26002375The king with mighty and quicke raised power

26012376Meetes with Lord Harry. And I feare sir Mighell

26022377What with the sicknesse of Northumberland,

26032378Whose power was in the first proportion,

26042379And what with Owen Glendowers absence thence,

26052380Who with them was a rated sinew too,

I1. And