The Tragedie of Richard D. of
202190West. I cannot
staie to heare the
se Articles.
Exit. 204191Clif. Nor I, Come co
sen lets go tell the Queene.
208192Northum. Be thou a praie vnto the hou
se of
Yorke,
209193And die in bands for this vnkingly deed.
Exit. 210194Clif. In dreadfull warre mai
st thou be ouercome,
211195Or liue in peace abandon'd and de
spi
sde.
Exit. 213196Exet. They
seeke reuenge, and therefore will not
216199War. Why
should you
sigh my Lord?
217200King. Not for my
selfe Lord
Warwike, but my
sonne;
218201Whom I vnnaturallie
shall di
sinherit.
219202But be it as it maie: I heere intaile the Crowne
220203To thee and to thine heires, conditionallie,
221204That here thou take thine oath, to cea
se the
se ciuill
222205Broiles, and whil
st I liue to honour me as thy king
226207York. That oath I willinglie take and will performe.
227208War. Long liue king
Henry. Plantagenet embrace
229210King. And long liue thou and all thy forward
sonnes.
230211York. Now
Yorke and
Lancaster are reconcilde.
231212Exet. Accur
st be he that
seekes to make them foes,
233214York My Lord Ile take my leaue, for Ile to
Wakefield 234215To my ca
stell.
Exit Yorke and his sonnes. 235216War. And Ile keepe
London with my
souldiers.
Exit. 236217Norf And Ile to
Norffolke with my followers.
Exit. 237218Mont. And I to the
sea from whence I came.
Exit. Enter