Yorke, and Henrie the Sixt.
29342056And Warriors faint, why twere perpetuall
29352057Shame? Oh braue yong Prince, thy
2058Noble grandfather doth liue againe in thee,
29362059Long maie
st thou liue to beare his image,
29382061Sum. And he that turnes and
flies when
such do
fight,
29392062Let him to bed, and like the Owle by daie
29402063Be hi
st, and wondered at if he ari
se.
29452065Mes. My Lords, Duke
Edward with a mighty power,
29462066Is marching hitherwards to
fight with you.
29472067Oxf. I thought it was his pollicie, to take vs vnprouided,
29482068But here will we
stand and
fight it to the death.
29522069Enter king Edward, Cla. Glo. Hast. and Souldiers. 29542070Edw. See brothers, yonder
stands the thornie wood,
29552071Which by Gods a
ssistance and your prowe
sse,
29562072Shall with our
swords yer night be cleane cut downe.
29602073Queen. Lords, Knights & gentlemen, what
I should
say,
29612074My teares gaine
saie, for as you
see,
I drinke
29622075The water of mine eies. Then no more
29632076But this.
Henry your king is pri
soner
29642077In the tower, his land and all our friends
29652078Are quite di
stre
st, and yonder
standes
29682080Then on Gods name Lords togither cry
saint
George.
29692081All. Saint
George for
Lancaster.
29702082Alarmes to the battell, Yorke flies, then the chambers be 2083discharged. Then enter the king, Cla & Glo. & the rest, 29712084& make a great shout, and crie, for Yorke, for Yorke, and 29722085then the Queene is taken, & the prince, & Oxf. & Sum. 2086and then sound and enter all againe. E4. Edw.