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Another part of the field.
[The trumpets sound. Enter KING HENRY IV, PRINCE HENRY, LORD JOHN LANCASTER,
EARL OF WESTMORELAND, with WORCESTER and VERNON prisoners]
KING HENRY IV
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Thus ev|er did | rebel|lion find | rebuke.
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Ill-spir/ited | Worcester,| did we not |
send^grace,
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Pardon,| and terms | of love | to all | of you?
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And wouldst | thou turn | our of|fers con|trary?
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Misuse | the ten|or of | thy kins|man's trust?
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Three* knights | upon | our part|y slain | today,
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A nob|le earl,| and ma|ny a creat|ure else,
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Had been | alive | this hour, \\
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If like | a Chris|tian thou | hadst tru|ly borne
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Betwixt | our arm|ies, true | intel|ligence.
EARL OF WORCESTER
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What I | have done,| my safe|ty urged | me to,
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And I | embrace | this for|tune pa|tiently,
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Since not / to be a|voided,| it falls | on me.
KING HENRY IV
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Bear Worce/ster to | death, and Vern|on too:
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Other | offend|ers we | will pause | upon.
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How goes | the field? \\
[Exeunt WORCESTER and VERNON, guarded]
PRINCE HENRY
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The nob|le Scot | Lord^Doug|las, when | he saw
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The for|tune of | the day quite turned |
from him,
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The nob|le Per|cy slain,| and all | his men,
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Upon | the foot | of fear,| fled with | the rest;
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And fal|ling from | a hill,| he was / so bruised
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That the | pursu|ers took | him. At | my tent
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The Doug|las is,| and I | beseech | your grace,
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I may | dispose | of him.
KING HENRY IV
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With all | my heart.
PRINCE HENRY
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Then broth|er John | of Lan|caster,| to you
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This hon|ora|ble boun|ty shall | belong:
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Go to | the Doug|las, and | deliv|er him
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Up to | his pleas|ure, rans|omless | and free:
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His val|or shown | upon | our crests | today,
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Hath taught | us how | to cher|ish such / high
deeds,
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Even in the | bosom | of our | adver|saries.
LANCASTER
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I thank | your grace | for this / high court|esy,
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Which I | shall give | away | immed|iately.
KING HENRY IV
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Then this | remains:| that we | divide | our
power.
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You son John,| and my cous|in West|moreland
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Towards^York | shall bend | you, with | your
dear|est speed
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To meet | Northum|berland,| and the pre|late*
Scroop,
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Who (as | we hear)| are bu|sily | in arms.
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Myself,| and you son Har|ry will | towards^Wales,
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To fight | with Glen|dower, and | the Earl | of
March.
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Rebel|lion in | this land | shall lose | his way,
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Meeting | the check | of such | anoth|er day:
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And since | this bus|iness | so fair | is done,
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Let us not leave | till all | our own | be won.
[Exeunt]