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York. The ARCHBISHOP'S palace.
[Enter the ARCHBISHOP OF YORK and SIR MICHAEL]
ARCHBISHOP OF YORK
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Hie, good*| Sir Mich|ael, bear | this seal|ed
brief
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With wing|ed haste | to the / Lord Mar|shal.
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This to | my cous|in Scroop,| and all | the rest
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To whom | they are | direc|ted. If | you knew
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How much | they do | import,
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You would / make
haste.
SIR MICHAEL
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My good lord,| I guess | their ten|or.
ARCHBISHOP OF YORK
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Like^enough | you do.
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Tomor|row, good | Sir Mich|ael, is | a day,
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Wherein | the for|tune of / ten thous|and men
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Must^bide | the touch.| For sir,| at Shrews|bury,
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As I | am tru|ly given | to und|erstand,
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The king,| with migh|ty and / quick-raised |
power
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Meets with | Lord Har/ry: and | I fear,| Sir
Mi||chael,
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What | with the sick|ness of | Northum|berland,
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Whose^power | was in | the first | propor|tion;
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And what | with Ow|en Glen|dower's ab|sence
thence,
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Who with | them was | rated | firmly | too,
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And comes | not^in,| ore-ruled | by proph|ecies,
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I fear | the power | of Per|cy is / too weak,
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To wage | an inst|ant tri|al with | the king.
SIR MICHAEL
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Why, my | good lord, you | need not fear,
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There is Doug|las, and / Lord Mort|imer.
ARCHBISHOP OF YORK
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No, Mortimer | is not | there.
SIR MICHAEL
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But | there is || Mordake, Vern|on, Lord |
Harry | Percy,
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And there | is my | Lord of | Worcester,|
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And a head | of gal|lant war|riors,
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Noble | gentlemen.
ARCHBISHOP OF YORK
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And so | there is,| but yet | the king | hath
drawn
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The spe|cial head | of all | the land | together:
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The Prince | of Wales,| Lord John | of
Lan|caster,
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The noble | Westmore/land, and | warlike Blunt;
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And ma|ny more | corriv|als, and / dear men
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Of est|ima|tion, and | command | in arms.
SIR MICHAEL
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Doubt not my lord,| he shall | be well |
opposed.
ARCHBISHOP OF YORK
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I hope | no less?| Yet need|ful 'tis | to fear,
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And to | prevent | the worst,| Sir Mich|ael
speed;
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For if / Lord Per|cy thrive | not, ere | the king
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Dismiss | his power,| he means | to vis|it us:
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For he | hath heard | of our | confed|eracy,
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And, 'tis | but wis|dom to make | strong a|gainst
him:
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Therefore | make^haste,| I must | go write |
again
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To oth|er friends:| and so fare|well, Sir |
Michael. ??
[Exeunt]