of Richard the third.
15061364So long a growing, and
so lei
surely,
15071365That if this were a true rule, he
should be gratious.
15081366Car. Why Madame,
so no doubt he is.
15091367Dut. I hope
so too, but yer let mothers doubt.
15101368Yor. Now by my troth if I had beene remembred,
15111369I could haue giuen my Vnckles grace a
flout,
15121370That
should haue neerer toucht his growth then he did
mine. 15131371Dut. How my prety Yorke? I pray thee let me heare it.
15151372Yor. Mary they
say, my Vnckle grew
so fa
st,
15161373That he could gnaw a cru
st at two houres olde:
15171374Twas full two yeares ere I could get a tooth.
15181375Granam this would haue heene a biting ie
st.
15191376Dut. I pray thee prety Yorke who tolde thee
so.
15211378Dut. His nur
se: why
she was dead ere thou wert borne
. 15221379Yor. If twere not
she, I cannot tell who tolde me.
15231380Qu. A perilous boy, go to, you are too
shrewde
. 15241381Car. Good Madame be not angry with the childe
. 15251382Qu. Pitchers haue eares.
Enter Dorset. 15271383Car. Here comes your
sonne, Lo: M. Dor
set.
1384What newes Lo: Marques?
15281385Dor. Such newes my Lo: as grieues me to vnfolde.
15301387Dor. Well Madame, and in health.
15321389Dor. Lo: Riuers and Lo: Gray are
sent to Pomfret,
15331390With them, Sir Thomas Vaughan, pri
soners.
15361392Dor. The mighty Dukes, Gloce
ster and Buckingham.
15381394Dor. The
summe of all I can, I haue di
sclo
sed:
15391395Why, or for what, the
se nobles were committed,
15401396Is all vnknowen to me my gratious Lady.
15411397Qu. Ay me I
see the downfall of our hou
se,
15421398The tyger now hath ceazd the gentle hinde:
15431399In
sulting tyranny beginnes to iet,
15441400Vpon the innocent and lawle
sse throane:
15451401Welcome de
stru
ction, death and ma
ssacre,
I see