731416Tis so strange, that tho the truth doth showe as grose

733417As black from white, mine eye wil scarcely see it.

771418Their faults are open, arrest them to the answer of the lawe,

773419And God acquit them of their practises.

774420Exe. I arrest thee of high treason,

421By the name of Richard, Earle of Cambridge.

776422I arest thee of high treason,

423By the name of Henry, Lord of Masham.

778424I arest thee of high treason,

425By the name of Thomas Gray, knight of Northumberland.

780426Mash. Our purposes God iustly hath discouered,

781427And I repent my fault more then my death,

782428Which I beseech your maiestie forgiue,

783429Altho my body pay the price of it.

795430King. God quit you in his mercy. Heare your sentence.

796431You haue conspired against our royall person,

797432Ioyned with an enemy proclaimed and fixed.

433And frō his coffers receiued the golden earnest of our death

803434Touching our person we seeke no redresse.

804435But we our kingdomes safetie must so tender

805436Whose ruine you haue sought,

437That to our lawes we do deliuer you.

806438Get ye therefore hence: poore miserable creatures to your (death,

808439The taste whereof, God in his mercy giue you

809440Patience to endure, and true repentance of all your deeds (amisse:

810441Beare them hence.

811443Now Lords to France. The enterprise whereof,

812444Shall be to you as vs, successiuely.

814445Since God cut off this dangerous treason lurking in our way

821446Cheerly to sea, the signes of war aduance:

822447No King of England, if not King of France.