Yorke, and Henrie the Sixt.
28441994And
saie, commend me to my valiant brother,
28451995And more he would haue
spoke and more he
said,
28461996Which
sounded like a clamor in a vault,
28471997That could not be di
stingui
sht for the
sound,
28481998And
so the valiant
Montague gaue vp the gho
st.
28281999War. What is pompe, rule, raigne, but earth and du
st?
28292000And liue we how we can, yet die we mu
st.
28502001Sweet re
st his
soule,
flie Lords and
saue your
selues,
28512002For
Warwike bids you all farewell to meet in Heauen,
28532004Oxf. Come noble
Summerset, lets take our hor
se,
2005And cau
se retrait be
sounded through the campe,
2006That all our friends that yet remaine aliue,
2007Maie be awarn'd and
saue them
selues by
flight.
2008That done, with them weele po
st vnto the
Queene,
2009And once more trie our fortune in the
field.
Ex. ambo. 28552010Enter Edward, Clarence, Gloster, with souldiers. 28572011Edw. Thus
still our fortune giues vs vi
ctorie,
28582012And girts our temples with triumphant ioies
28592013The bigboond traytor
Warwike hath breathde his la
st,
28602014And heauen this daie hath
smilde vpon vs all,
2015But in this cleere and bright
some daie,
2016I see a blacke
su
spitious cloud appeare
28612017That will encounter with our glorious
sunne
28622018Before he gaine his ea
sefull we
sterne beames,
28632019I mean tho
se powers which the
Queen hath got in
Frãce 28642020Are landed, and meane once more to menace vs.
28712021Glo. Oxford and
Summerset are
fled to hir,
28722022And tis likelie if
she haue time to breath,
28732023Her fa
ction will be full as
strong as ours.
28742024Edw. We are aduerti
sde by our louing friends,
E3. That