The Tragedie
35343150With be
st aduantage will deceiue the time,
35353151And aide thee in this doubful
shocke of armes,
35363152But on thy
side I may not be too forward,
35373153Lea
st being
seene thy brother tender George
35383154Be executed in his fathers
sight.
35393155Farewel, the lea
sure and the fearefull time,
35403156Cuts o
ff the ceremonious vowes of loue,
35413157And ample enterchange of
sweet di
scour
se,
35423158Which
so long
sundried friends
should dwel vpon,
35433159God giue vs lei
sure for the
se rights of loue,
35443160Once more adiew, be valiant and
speed well.
35453161Rich. Good lords condu
ct him to his regiment
: 35463162Ile
striue with troubled thoughts to take a nap,
35473163Lea
st leaden
slumber pei
se me downe to morrow,
35483164When
I should mount with wings of vi
ctorie,
35493165Once more good night kind Lords and gentlemen,
Exunt. 35513166O thou who
se Captaine I account my
selfe,
35523167Looke on my forces with a gracious eie
: 35533168Put in their hands thy bru
sing Irons of wrath,
35543169That they may cru
sh downe with a heauie fall,
35553170The v
surping helmets of our aduer
saries,
35563171Make vs thy mini
sters of cha
sti
sement,
35573172That we may prai
se thee in the vi
ctorie,
35583173To thee I do commend my watchfull
soule,
35593174Eare
I let fal the windowes of mine eies,
35603175Sleeping and waking, oh defend me
still!
35613176Enter the ghost of young Prince Edward, sonne 35633178Ghost to Ri. Let me
sit heauie on thy
soule to morrow.
35643179Thinke how thou
stab
st me in my prime of youth,
35653180At
Teukesburie, di
spaire therefore and die
. 35663181 To Rich. Be cheerful Richmond for the wronged
soules
35683182Of Butchered princes
fight in thy behalfe,
35693183King Henries i
ssue Richmond comforts thee
. 35703184Enter the ghost of Henry the sixt. 35713185Ghost to Ri. When
I was mortall my annointed body,
35723186By thee was punched full of deadlie holes,
35733187Thinke on the tower and me di
spaire and die,
Harrie