1049780but the King. Come lets goe.

1053786King. Stand foorth Dame Elnor Cobham Duches of Gloster,

1056787and here the sentence pronounced against thee for these Treasons,

1057788that thou hast committed gainst vs, our States and Peeres.

1062789 First for thy hainous crimes, thou shalt two daies in London do

1064790penance barefoote in the streetes, with a white sheete about thy

1065791bodie, and a waxe Taper burning in thy hand. That done, thou

1066792shalt be banished for euer into the Ile of Man, there to ende thy

1066.1793wretched daies, and this is our sentence erreuocable. Away with

1066.2794her.

1066.3795Elnor. Euen to my death, for I haue liued too long.

1066.5797King. Greeue not noble vnckle, but be thou glad,

1066.6798In that these Treasons thus are come to light,

1066.7799Least God had pourde his vengeance on thy head,

1066.8800For her offences that thou heldst so deare.

1072801Humph. Oh gratious Henry, giue me leaue awhile,

1073802To leaue your grace, and to depart away,

1074803For sorrowes teares hath gripte my aged heart,

1075804And makes the fountaines of mine eyes to swell,

1075.1805And therefore good my Lord, let me depart.

1076806King. With all my hart good vnkle, when you please,

1077807Yet ere thou goest, Humphrey resigne thy staffe,

1078808For Henry will be no more protected,

1079809The Lord shall be my guide both for my land and me.

1087810Humph. My staffe, I noble Henry, my life and all,

1088811My staffe, I yeeld as willing to be thine,

1089812As erst thy noble father made it mine,

1090813And euen as willing at thy feete I leaue it,

1091814As others would ambitiously receiue it,

1092815And long hereafter when I am dead and gone,

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