Yorke, and Henrie the Sixt.
18691439Bona. Your grant or your denial
shall be mine,
18701440But ere this daie
I mu
st confe
sse, when I
18711441Haue heard your kings de
serts recounted,
18721442Mine eares haue tempted iudgement to de
sire.
18731443Lew. Then draw neere Queene
Margaret and be a
18741444Witne
sse, that
Bona shall be wife to the Engli
sh king.
18801445Prince Edw. To
Edward but not the Engli
sh king.
18811446War. Henry now liues in
Scotland at his ea
se,
18921447Where hauing nothing nothing can he lo
se,
18931448And as for you your
selfe our
quondam Queene,
18941449You haue a father able to mainetaine your
state,
18951450And better twere to trouble him then
France.
19031452Lew. Here comes
some po
st Warwike to thee or vs.
19051453Post. My Lord amba
ssador this letter is for you,
19061454Sent from your brother Marquis
Montague.
19071455This from our king vnto your Maie
stie.
19101456And the
se to you Madam, from whom I know not.
19121457Oxf. I like it well that our faire Queene and mi
stre
sse,
19131458Smiles at her newes when
Warwike frets as his.
19141459P. Ed. And marke how
Lewes stamps as he were nettled.
19161460Lew. Now
Margaret &
Warwike, what are your news?
19181461Queen. Mine
such as
fils my hart full of ioie.
19191462War. Mine full of
sorrow and harts di
scontent.
19201463Lew. What hath your king married the Ladie
Gray,
19211464And now to excu
se him
selfe
sends vs a po
st of papers?
19221465How dares he pre
sume to v
se vs thus?
19231466Quee. This proueth
Edwards loue, &
Warwiks hone
sty.
19271467War. King
Lewis, I here prote
st in
sight of heauen,
19281468And by the hope
I haue of heauenlie bli
sse,
19291469That I am cleare from this mi
sdeed of
Edwards.
D2. No