29242587If truth and vpright innocencie faile me.

29252588Ile to the King my maister that is dead,

29262589And tell him who hath sent me after him. Enter the Princeand Blunt

29272590War. Here comes the Prince.

29292591Iust. Good morrow, and God saue your maiestie.

29302592King Henry This new and gorgeous garment Maiesty

29312593Sits not so easie on me, as you thinke:

29322594Brothers, you mixt your sadnesse with some feare,

29332595This is the English, not the Turkish court,

29342596Not Amurath an Amurath succeedes,

29352597But Harry Harry: yet be sad, good brothers,

29362598For by my faith it very well becomes you:

29372599Sorrow so royally in you appeares,

29382600That I will deeply put the fashion on,

29392601And weare it in my heart: why then be sad,

29402602But entertaine no more of it, good brothers,

29412603Then a ioynt burden layd vpon vs all,

29422604For me, by heauen (I bid you be assurde)

29432605Ile be your father, and your brother too,

29442606Let me but beare your loue, Ile beare your cares:

29452607Yet weepe that Harries dead, and so will I,

29462608But Harry liues, that shal conuert those teares

29472609By number into howres of happinesse.

29482610Bro. We hope no otherwise from your maiesty.

29492611King Henry You al looke strangely on me, and you most,

29502612You are I thinke assurde I loue you not.

29512613Iust. I am assurde, if I be measurde rightly,

29522614Your maiesty hath no iust cause to hate me.

29532615King Henry No? how might a prince of my great hopes forget,

29542616So great indignities you laid vpon me?

29552617What, rate, rebuke, and roughly send to prison,

29562618Th'immediate heire of England? was this easie?

29572619May this be washt in lethy and forgotten?

29582620Iust. I then did vse the person of your father,

29592621The image of his power lay then in me,

29602622And in th'administration of his law,