31332883 The Trumpets sound. Enter the King, the Prince of Wales, Lord 31342884 Iohn of Lancaster, Earle of Westmerland, with Worcester, 31372886King. Thus euer did rebellion
find rebuke,
31382887Ill
spirited Worce
ster, did not we
send grace,
31392888Pardon, and tearmes of loue to all of you?
31402889And would
st thou turne our o
ffers contrary?
31412890Mi
su
se the tenor of thy kin
smans tru
st.
31422891Three knights vpon our party
slaine to day,
31432892A noble Earle and many a creature el
se,
31452894If like a Chri
stian thou had
st truly borne
31462895Betwixt our armies true intelligence.
31472896Wor. What I haue done my
safety vrg'd me to:
31482897And I embrace this fortune patiently,
31492898Since not to be auoided it fals on me.
31502899King. Beare Worce
ster to the death and Vernon too:
31512900Other O
ffendors we will pau
se vpon.
31542902Prin. The noble Scot Lord Dowglas, when he
saw
31552903The fortune of the day quite turnd from him,
31562904The noble Percy
slaine and all his men
31572905Vpon the foot of feare,
fled with the re
st 31582906And falling from a hill, he was
so brui
sd,
31592907That the pur
suers tooke him. At my tent
31602908The Douglas is: and I be
seech your grace
King.
The Historie.
31632911Prin. Then brother Iohn of Lanca
ster,
31642912To you this honorable bounty
shal belong,
31652913Go to the Douglas and deliuer him
31662914Vp to his plea
sure, ran
somle
sse and free,
31672915His valours
shewne vpon our Cre
sts to daie
31682916Haue taught vs how to cheri
sh such high deeds,
31692917Euen in the bo
some of our aduer
saries.
2918Iohn. I thanke your grace for this high curte
sie,
2919Which
I shall giue away immediatly.
31702920King. Then this remaines that we deuide our power,
31712921You
sonne Iohn, and my coo
sen We
stmerland
31722922Towards York
shal bend, you with your deere
st speed
31732923To meet Northumberland and the Prelate Scroope,
31742924Who as we heare are bu
sily in armes:
31752925My
selfe and you
sonne Harry will towards Wales,
31762926To
fight with Glendower and the Earle of March,
31772927Rebellion in this land
shall loo
se his
sway,
31782928Meeting the checke of
such another day,
31792929And
since this bu
sine
sse
so faire is done,
31802930Let vs not leaue till all our owne be won.
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