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A plain in Warwickshire.
[Enter WARWICK and OXFORD, with French soldiers]
WARWICK
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Trust me,| my lord,| all hith|erto | goes^well,
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The com|mon peo|ple by num|bers swarm | to us.
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But see | where Som|erset | and Clar|ence comes:
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Speak sud/denly,| my lords,| are we / all
friends?
CLARENCE
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Fear not that,| my lord. \\
WARWICK
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Then gent|le Clar|ence, wel|come un|to War|wick,
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And wel|come Som|erset:| I hold | it cow|ardice,
(hex with prev)
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To rest | mistrust|ful, where | a nob|le heart
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Hath pawned | an op|en hand,| in sign | of love;
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Else^might | I think | that Clar|ence, Ed|ward's
broth||er,
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Were | but a feigned | friend to | our
pro|ceedings:
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But wel|come sweet | Clarence,| my daught|er
shall be thine. ??
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And now,| what rests?| But in | night's
cov/erture,
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Thy broth|er be|ing care|lessly | encamped,
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His sol|diers lurk|ing in | the towns | about,
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And but | attend|ed by | a simp|le guard,
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We may | surprise | and take | him at our |
pleasure?
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Our scouts | have found | the advent|ure ve|ry
ea||sy:
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That | as Ulys|ses, and / stout Di|omede,
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With sleight | and man|hood stole | to Rhes|us'
tents,
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And brought | from thence | the Thra|cian fat|al
steeds;
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So we,| well cov/ered with the | night's black
mantle,
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At un|awares | may beat | down^Ed|ward's guard,
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And seize | himself:| I say | not, slaught|er
him,
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For I | intend | but on|ly to | surprise him.
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You that | will fol|low me | to this | attempt,
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Applaud | the name | of Hen|ry, with your |
leader. ??
[They all cry, Henry!]
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Why then,| let's on | our way | in sil|ent sort,
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For War|wick and | his friends,| God and |
Saint^George.
[Exeunt]