The Chronicle Historie
920516Que
stion your grace the late Emba
ssador,
921517With what regard he heard his Emba
ssage,
922518How well
supplied with aged Coun
sellours,
922.1519And how his re
solution and
swered him,
922.3520You then would
say that
Harry was not wilde.
938521King. Well thinke we
Harry strong:
938.1522And
strongly arme vs to preuent the foe.
938.2523Con. My Lord here is an Emba
ssador
960526You
see this cha
se is hotly followed Lords.
963527Dol. My gracious father, cut vp this Engli
sh short,
966528Selfe loue my Liege is not
so vile a thing,
969531King. From our brother England
? 970532Exe. From him, and thus he greets your Maie
stie:
971533He wils you in the name of God Almightie,
972534That you deue
st your
selfe and lay apart
973535That borrowed tytle, which by gift of heauen,
974536Of lawe of nature, and of nations, longs
975537To him and to his heires, namely the crowne
976538And all wide
stretched titles that belongs
978539Vnto the Crowne of
France, that you may know
979540Tis no
sini
ster, nor no awkeward claime,
980541Pickt from the worm holes of old vani
sht dayes,
981542Nor from the du
st of old obliuion rackte,
982543He
sends you the
se mo
st memorable lynes,
983544In euery branch truly demon
strated:
984545Willing you ouerlooke this pedigree,
985546And when you
finde him euenly deriued
986547From his mo
st famed and famous ance
stors,
987548Edward the third, he bids you then re
signe
988549Your crowne and kingdome, indire
ctly held
989550From him, the natiue and true challenger.
King.