22001940And let our army be discharged too,

22011941And, good my lord, so please you, let our traines

22021942March by vs, that we may peruse the men,

22031943We should haue coap't withall.

22041944Bishop Go, good Lord Hastings,

22051945And ere they be dismist, let them march by. enter Westmerland.

22061946Prince I trust Lords we shal lie to night togither:

22081947Now coosin, wherefore stands our army stil?

22091948West. The Leaders hauing charge from you to stand,

22101949Wil not goe off vntil they heare you speake.

22111950Prince They know their dueties. enter Hastings

22121951Hastings My lord, our army is disperst already,

22131952Like youthfull steeres vnyoakt they take their courses,

22141953East, weast, north, south, or like a schoole broke vp,

22151954Each hurries toward his home, and sporting place.

22161955West. Good tidings my lord Hastings, for the which

22171956I do arest thee traitor of high treason,

22181957And you lord Archbishop, and you lord Mowbray,

22191958Of capitall treason I attach you both.

22201959Mowbray Is this proceeding iust and honorable?

22211960West. Is your assembly so?

22221961Bishop will you thus breake your faith?

22231962Prince I pawnde thee none,

22241963I promist you redresse of these same grieuances

22251964Whereof you did complaine, which by mine honour

22261965I will performe, with a most christian care.

22271966But for you rebels, looke to taste the due

22281967Meete for rebellion:

22291968Most shallowly did you these armes commence,

22301969Fondly brought heere, and foolishly sent hence.

22311970Strike vp our drummes, pursue the scattred stray:

22321971God, and not we, hath safely fought to day:

22331972Some guard this traitour to the blocke of death,

22341973Treasons true bed, and yeelder vp of breath.

22361975Fal. whats your name sir, of what condition are you, and