14221288Buck. My Lord who euer iourneies to the Prince,

14231289For Gods sake let not vs two stay behinde:

14241290For by the way Ile sort occasion,

14251291As index to the story we late talkt of,

14261292To part the Queenes proud kindred from the King.

14271293Glo. My other selfe, my counsels consistory:

14281294My Oracle, my Prophet, my deare Cosen:

14291295I like a childe will go by thy direction:

14301296Towards Ludlow then, for we will not stay behinde.

143412981 Cit. Neighbour well met, whither away so fast?

143612992 Cit. I promise you, I scarcely know my selfe.

143713001 Heare you the newes abroad?

143813012 I, that the King is dead.

143913021 Bad newes birlady, seldome comes the better,

14401303I feare, I feare, twill prooue a troublous world. Ent. ano- ther Citt.

144213043 Cit. Good morrow neighbours.

14441305Doth this newes hold of good King Edwards death?

144513061 It doth.3Then masters looke to see a troublous world

144713071 No no, by Gods good grace his sonne shall raigne.

144813083 Woe to that land thats gouernd by a childe.

144913092 In him there is a hope of gouernement,

14501310That in his nonage counsell vnder him,

14511311And in his full and ripened yeres himselfe,

14521312No doubt shall then, and till then gouerne well.

145313131 So stoode the state when Harry the sixt

14541314Was crownd at Paris, but at ix. moneths olde.

145513153 Stoode the state so? no good my friend not so

14561316For then this land was famously enricht

14571317With pollitike graue counsell: then the King

14581318Had vertuous Vnckles to protect his Grace.

145913192 So hath this, both by the father and mother.

146013203 Better it were they all came by the father,

14611321Or by the father there were none at all:

14621322For emulation now, who shall be neerest:

14631323Will touch vs all too neare, if God preuent not.

14641324Oh full of danger is the Duke of Glocester,

14651325And the Queenes kindred hauty and proud,

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