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Henry VI part three

Act II, Scene 4

Another part of the field.
 
[Excursions. Enter RICHARD and CLIFFORD]
 
RICHARD
             ,        ,         ,         ,       ,
      Now* Clif|ford, I | have sing|led thee | alone,
           ,      T   T   T      2      ,         ,
      Suppose | this arm is | for the Duke | of York,
            ,         ,          ,      ,            ,
      And this | for Rut|land, both | bound to | revenge,
             ,       ,         ,       ,        ,
      Wert thou | envir|oned with | a braz|en wall.
 
CLIFFORD
           ,        ,        ,           ,       ,
      Now Rich|ard, I | am with | thee here | alone,
        ,             ,            ,           ,        ,
      This is | the hand | that stabbed | thy fath|er York,
            ,        ,          ,        ,      ,
      And this the hand, that slew thy brother Rutland,   ????
             ,           ,           ,         ,           ,
      And here's | the heart,| that tri|umphs in | their death,
             ,     ,     ,           ,        ,        ,
      And cheers these hands, that slew thy sire and brother,  ????
          ,    ,          ,      ,         ,
      To ex|ecute | the like | upon | thyself,
           ,         ,
      And so | have at | thee.   \\
  
[They fight, WARWICK comes, CLIFFORD flies]
 
RICHARD
            ,         ,       ,         ,        ,
      Nay* War|wick, sing|le out | some oth|er chase,
          ,       ,           ,           ,         ,
      For I | myself | will hunt | this wolf | to death.
 
[Exeunt]

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