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Another part of the field.
[Flourish. Enter KING EDWARD IV in triumph; with GLOUCESTER, CLARENCE, and
the rest]
KING EDWARD IV
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Thus far | our for|tune keeps | an up|ward
course,
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And we | are graced | with wreaths | of vict|ory:
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But in | the midst | of this / bright-shin|ing
day,
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I spy | a black | suspi|cious, threat|ening
cloud,
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That will | encount|er with | our glor|ious sun,
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Ere he | attain | his ease|ful west|ern bed:
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I mean,| my lords,| those pow|ers that | the
queen
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Hath raised | in Gal|lia, have | arrived | our
coast,
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And, as | we hear,| march on to fight | with
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CLARENCE
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A lit|tle gale | will soon | disperse | that
cloud,
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And blow | it to | the source | from whence | it
came,
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The ve|ry beams | will dry | those vap|ors up,
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For eve|ry cloud | engend|ers not | a storm.
GLOUCESTER
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The queen | is val|ued thir|ty thous|and strong,
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And Som|erset,| with Ox|ford, fled | to her:
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If she | have time | to breathe,| be well |
assured
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Her fac|tion will | be full | as strong | as
ours.
KING EDWARD IV
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We are | adver|tised by | our lov|ing friends,
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That they | do hold | their course | toward
Tewksbury.
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We hav|ing now | the best | at Barn|et field,
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Will thith|er straight,| for wil|lingness |
rids^way,
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And as | we march,| our strength | will be
aug|mented:
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In ev|ery count|y as | we go | along,
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Strike up the drum,| cry cour/age, and | away.
[Exeunt]