Henry the fourth.
21611904Wre
sted his meaning and authority.
21621905My Lord, the
se griefes
shall be with
speed redre
st,
21631906Vppon my
soule they
shal, if this may plea
se you,
21641907Di
scharge your powers vnto their
seuerall counties,
21651908As we will ours, and here betweene the armies,
21661909Lets drinke together friendly and embrace,
21671910That all their eies may beare tho
se tokens home,
21681911Of our re
stored loue and amitie.
21691912Bishop I take your princely word for the
se redre
sses,
21701913I giue it you, and will maintaine my word,
21711914And therevpon I drinke vnto your grace.
21721915Prince Go Captaine, and deliuer to the armie
21731916This newes of peace, let them haue pay, and part.
21741917I know it will well plea
se them, hie thee captaine.
21761918Bishop To you my noble lord of We
stmerland.
21771919West. I pledge your grace, and if you knew what paines,
21781920I haue be
stowed to breed this pre
sent peace,
21801921You would drinke freely, but my loue to ye
21811922Shall
shew it
selfe more openly hereafter.
21841925Health to my Lord, and gentle co
sin Mowbray.
21851926Mow. You wi
sh me health in very happy
sea
son,
21861927For I am on the
sodaine
something ill.
21871928Bishop Again
st ill chaunces men are euer mery,
21881929But heauine
sse fore-runnes the good euent.
21891930West. Therefore be mery coze,
since
sodaine
sorrow
21901931Serues to
say thus,
some good thing comes to morow.
21911932Bishop Beleeue me I am pa
ssing light in
spirit.
21921933Mow. So much the wor
se if your owne rule be true.
shout. 21931934Prin. The word of peace is rendred, heark how they
showt.
21951935Mow. This had bin cheerefull after vi
ctory.
21961936Bishop A peace is of the nature of a conque
st,
21971937For then both parties nobly are
subdued,
G3 And