The Tragedie of Richard D. of
17151346I can adde colours to the Camelion,
17161347And for a need change
shapes with
Protheus,
17171348And
set the a
spiring
Catalin to
schoole.
17181349Can
I doe this, and cannot get the crowne?
17191350Tu
sh were it ten times higher, Ile pull it downe.
Exit. 17201351Enter king Lewis and the ladie Bona, and Queene 17211352Margaret, Prince Edward, and Oxford 17231354Lewes. Welcome
Queene Margaret to the Court of
17251356It
fits not
Lewis to
sit while thou do
st stand,
17261357Sit by my
side, and here
I vow to thee,
17271358Thou
shalt haue aide to repo
sse
sse thy right,
17281359And beat proud Edward from his v
surped
seat.
17291360And place king
Henry in his former rule.
17301361Queen. I humblie thanke your royall maie
stie.
17311362And pray the God of heauen to ble
sse thy
state,
17321363Great king of
France, that thus regards our wrongs.
17761366Queen. Our Earle of
Warwike Edwardes chiefe
st friend.
17781367Lew. Welcome braue
Warwike, what brings thee to
17821369War. From worthy Edward king of
England,
17831370My Lord and Soueraigne and thy vowed friend,
17841371I come in kindnes and vnfained loue,
17851372Fir
st to do greetings to thy royall per
son,
17861373And then to craue a league of amitie,
17871374And la
stlie to con
firme that amitie
17881375With nuptiall knot if thou vouch
safe to grant
17891376That vertuous ladie
Bona thy faire
sister,
To