of Richard the third.
24412199Cates. Call them againe, my lord, and accept their
sute.
24422200Ano. Doe, good my lord, lea
st all the land do rew it.
24432201Glo. Would you inforce me to a world of care:
24442202Well, call them againe, I am not made of
stones,
24452203But penetrable to your kind intreates,
24462204Albeit again
st my con
science and my
soule,
24482205Coo
sin of Buckingham, and you
sage graue men,
24492206Since you will buckle fortune on my backe,
24502207To beare her burthen whether I will or no,
24512208I mu
st haue patience to indure the lode,
24522209But if blacke
scandale or
soule-fac't reproch
24532210Attend the
sequell of your impo
sition,
24542211Your meere inforcement
shall acquittance mee
24552212From all the impure blots and
staines thereof,
24562213For God he knowes, and you may partly
see,
24572214How farre I am from the de
sire thereof.
24582215Mayor. God ble
sse your grace, we
see it, and will
say it.
24602216Glo. In
saying
so, you
shall but
say the truth.
24612217Buck. Then I
salute you with this kingly title:
24622218Long liue Richard, Englands royall king.
24642220Buck To morrow will it plea
se you to be crown'd.
24652221Glo. Euen when you will,
since you will haue it
so.
24662222Buck. To morrow then we will attend your grace.
24682223Glo. Come, let vs to our holy ta
ske againe
: 24692224Farewel good coo
sine, farwel gentle friends.
Exeunt. 24712225 Enter Quee. mother, Duchesse of Yorke, Marques Dorset, at 24722226 one doore, Duchesse of Glocest. at another doore. 24732227Duch. Who meets vs heere, my neece Plantagenet?
24812228Qu. Si
ster well met, whether awaie
so fa
st?
24822229Duch. No farther then the Tower, and as I ghe
sse
24832230Vpon the like deuotion as your
selues,
24842231To gratulate the tender Princes there.
24852232Qu. Kind
sister thanks, weele enter al togither,
Enter Lieutenant. 24872233And in good time here the Lieutenant comes.
24882234M. Lieutenant, pray you by your leaue,
24902236Lieu. Wel Madam, and in health, but by your leaue,
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