Henry the fourth.
24762192Harc. From enemies, heauens keep your maie
sty,
24772193And when they
stand again
st you, may they fall
24782194As tho
se that I am come to tell you of:
24792195The Earle Northumberland, and the Lord Bardolfe,
24802196With a great power of Engli
sh, and of Scots,
24812197Are by the
shrieue of York
shire ouerthrowne,
24822198The manner, and true order of the
fight,
24832199This packet, plea
se it you, containes at large,
24842200Ki. And wherfore
should the
se good news make me
sicke?
24862201Will Fortune neuer come with both hands full.
24872202But wet her faire words
stil in foule
st termes?
24882203She either giues a
stomach, and no foode,
24892204Such are the poore in health: or el
se a fea
st,
24902205And takes away the
stomach,
such are the rich
24912206That haue aboundance, and enioy it not:
24922207I
should reioyce now at this happy newes,
24932208And now my
sight failes, and my braine is giddy,
24942209O me, come neare me, now I am much ill.
24972212West. My
soueraigne Lord, cheere vp your
selfe, look vp.
24992213War. Be patient princes, you do know the
se
fits
25002214Are with his highne
sse very ordinary.
25012215Stand from him, giue him ayre, heel
straight be wel.
25032216Clar. No, no, he cannot long hold out the
se pangs,
25042217Th'ince
ssant care and labour of his mind,
25052218Hath wrought the Mure that
should con
fine it in,
25062219So thin that life lookes through.
25072220Hum. The people feare me, for they do ob
serue
25082221Vnfather'd heires, and lothly births of nature,
25092222The
sea
sons change their manners, as the yeere
25102223Had found
some moneths a
sleepe, and leapt them ouer.
25112224Clar. The riuer hath thrice
flowed, no ebbe between,
25122225And the old folk, (Times doting chronicles,)
25132226Say, it did
so a little time before
25142227That our great grand
sire Edward,
sickt and died.
H3 War.