20341532Cla. My Lord, we thinke as Warvvike and Levves

20351533That are so slacke in iudgement, that theile take

20361534No offence at this suddaine marriage.

20381535Edw. Suppose they doe, they are but Levves and

20391536Warvvike, and I am your king and Warvvikes,

20411538Glo. And shall, because our king but yet such

20421539Sudden marriages seldome proueth well.

20431540Edw. Yea brother Richard are you against vs too?

20441541Glo. Not I my Lord, no, God forefend that I should

20451542Once gaine saie your highnesse pleasure,

20471543I, & twere a pittie to sunder them that yoake so wel togi- (ther.

20491544Edw. Setting your skornes and your dislikes aside,

20501545Shew me some reasons why the Ladie Gray,

20511546Maie not be my loue and Englands Queene?

20521547Speake freelie Clarence, Gloster,

20531548Montague and Hastings.

20541549Cla. My Lord then this is my opinion,

20551550That Warwike beeing dishonored in his embassage,

20561551Doth seeke reuenge to quite his iniuries.

20581552Glo. And Levves in regard of his sisters wrongs,

20591553Doth ioine with Warwike to supplant your state.

20601554Edw. Suppose that Lewis and Warwike be appeasd,

20611555By such meanes as I can best deuise.

20621556Mont. But yet to haue ioind with France in this

20631557Alliance, would more haue strengthened this our

20641558Common wealth, gainst forraine stormes,

1559Then anie home bred marriage.

20651560Hast. Let England be true within it selfe,

20661561We need not France not any alliance with them.

20731562Cla. For this one speech the Lord Hastings wel deserues,