Houses, of Yorke and Lancaster.
5959Humph. Pardon my Lord, a
sodain qualme came ouer my hart,
6160Which dimmes mine eyes that I can reade no more.
6261Vnckle of
Winchester, I pray you reade on.
6362Cardinall. Item, It is further agreed betweene them, that the
6463 Duches of
Anioy and of
Mayne,
shall be relea
sed and deliue
- 6564 red ouer to the King her father, &
she
sent ouer of the King
6665 of Englands owne proper co
st and charges without dowry.
6866King. They plea
se vs well, Lord Marque
sse kneele downe, We
6967 here create thee
fir
st Duke of
Suffolke, & girt thee with the
7068 sword. Co
sin of Yorke, We here di
scharge your grace from
7269 being Regent in the parts of
France, till terme of 18. months
7471Thankes vnckle
VVinchester,
Gloster,
Yorke, and
Buckingham,
So-
7572merset,
Salsbury and
VVarwicke.
7673We thanke you all for this great fauour done,
7774In entertainment to my Princely Queene,
7875Come let vs in, and with all
speed prouide
7976To
see her Coronation be performde.
8077Exet King, Queene, and Suffolke, and Duke 8178Humphrey staies all the rest. 8279Humphrey. Braue Peeres of England, Pillars of the
state,
8380To you Duke
Humphrey mu
st vnfold his griefe,
8581What did my brother
Henry toyle him
selfe,
8682And wa
ste his
subie
cts for to conquere
France?
9083And did my brother
Bedford spend his time
9184To keepe in awe that
stout vnruly Realme?
9585And haue not I and mine vnckle
Bewford here,
9786Done all we could to keepe that land in peace?
10287And is all our labours then
spent in vaine,
102.188For Su
ffolke he, the new made Duke that rules the roa
st,
102.289Hath giuen away for our King
Henries Queene,
102.390The Dutches of
Anioy and
Mayne vnto her father.
10691Ah Lords, fatall is this marriage can
selling our
states,
10992Reuer
sing Monuments of conquered
France,
11093Vndoing all, as none had nere bene done.
14494Card. Why how now co
sin
Gloster, what needs this?
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