The Tragedie of Richard D. of
18321408And bewray thy trea
sons with a blu
sh?
18331409War. Can
Oxford that did euer fence the right,
18341410Now buckler fal
shood with a pettigree?
18351411For
shame leaue
Henry and call
Edward king.
18361412Oxf. Call him my king by whom mine elder
18371413Brother the Lord
Aubray Vere was done to death,
18381414And more than
so, my father euen in the
18391415Downefall of his mellowed yeares,
18401416When age did call him to the dore of death?
18411417No
Warwike no, whil
st life vpholds this arme,
18421418This arme vpholds the hou
se of
Lancaster.
18441420K Lewes. Queene
Margaret, prince
Edward and
18451421Oxford, vouch
safe to forbeare a while,
18461422Till I doe talke a word with
Warwike.
18501423Now
Warwike euen vpon thy honor tell me true;
18521425For I were loath to linke with him, that is not lawful heir.
18531426War. Thereon
I pawne mine honour and my credit.
18551427Lew. What is he gratious in the peoples eies?
18561428War. The more, that
Henry is vnfortunate.
18571429Lew. What is his loue to our
sister
Bona?
18611431As maie be
seeme a monarke like him
selfe.
18621432My
selfe haue often heard him
saie and
sweare,
18631433That this his loue was an eternall plant,
18641434The root whereof was
fixt in vertues ground,
18651435The leaues and fruite maintainde with beauties
sun,
18661436Exempt from enuie, but not from di
sdaine,
18671437Vnle
sse the ladie
Bona quite his paine.
18681438Lew. Then
sister let vs heare your
firme re
solue.
Bona