The Tragedie of Richard D. of
1129976To execute the like vpon thy
selfe,
1131978Alarmes. They fight, and then enters Warwike 979and rescues Richard, & then exeunt omnes. 1134980Alarme still, and then enter Henry solus. 1135981Hen. Oh gratious God of heauen looke downe on vs,
1136982And
set
some endes to the
se ince
ssant griefes,
1137983How like a ma
stle
sse
ship vpon the
seas,
1138984This woful battaile doth continue
still,
1139985Now leaning this way, now to that
side driue,
1140986And none doth know to whom the daie will fall.
1141987O would my death might
staie the
se ciuilliars!
1142988Would I had neuer raind, nor nere bin king,
1143989Margret and
Clifford, chide me from the
fielde,
1144990Swearing they had be
st succe
sse when
I was thence.
1145991Would God that I were dead
so all were well,
1146992Or would my crowne
su
ffice, I were content
1147993To yeeld it them and liue a priuate life.
1189994Enter a souldier with a dead man in his armes. 1192995Sould Il blowes the wind that pro
fits no bodie,
1193996This man that I haue
slaine in
fight to daie,
1194997Maie be po
sse
ssed of
some
store of crownes,
1195998And I will
search to
find them if I can,
1198999But
stay. Me thinkes it is my fathers face,
12001000Oh I tis he whom I haue
slaine in
fight,
12011001From London was I pre
st out by the king,
12021002My father he came on the part of
Yorke,
12031003And in this con
fli
ct I haue
slaine my father:
12061004Oh pardon God, I knew not what I did,
12071005And pardon father, for I knew thee not.
12161006Enter another souldier with a dead man. 2. Sould.