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Now^all | the youth | of Eng|land are | on fire,
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And silk|en dal|liance in | the wardrobe lies:
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Now* thrive | the arm|orers,| and hon|or's
thought
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Reigns sole/ly in | the breast | of eve|ry man.
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They sell | the pas|ture now,| to buy | the
horse;
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Following | the mir|ror of / all Chris|tian
kings,
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With wing|ed heels,| as Eng|lish Mer|curies.
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For now | sits ex|pecta|tion in | the air,
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And hides | a sword,| from hilts | unto | the
point,
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With crowns | imper|ial, crowns | and cor|onets,
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Promised | to Har|ry, and | his fol|lowers.
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The French | advised | by good | intel|ligence
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Of this / most dread|ful pre|para|tion,
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Shake in | their fear,| and with / pale pol|icy
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Seek to | divert | the Eng|lish pur|poses.
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O Eng|land: mod|el to | thy in|ward great||ness,
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Like | little | body | with a migh|ty heart:
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What mightst | thou do,| that hon|or would | thee
do,
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Were all | thy child|ren kind | and na|tural:
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But see,| thy fault | France hath | in thee |
found^out,
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A nest | of hol|low bos|oms, which | he fills
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With treach|erous crowns,| and three | corrup|ted
men:
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One, Richard Earl of Cambridge, and the second ??
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Henry | Lord Scroop of Mash|am, and | the third
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Sir Thom|as Grey | knight of | Northum|berland,
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Have for | the gilt | of France |(O guilt |
indeed)
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Confirmed | conspi|racy | with fear|ful France,
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And by | their hands,| this grace | of kings |
must die.
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If hell | and treas|on hold | their prom|ises,
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Ere he take | ship for | France; and | in
Sou^|thampton.
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Linger | your pa|tience on,| and we'll | digest
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The abuse | of dis|tance; force | a play:|
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The sum | is paid,| the trait|ors are | agreed,
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The king | is set | from Lon|don, and | the scene
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Is now | transport|ed (gent|les) to South|ampton,
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There is the | playhouse now,| there must^|you
sit,
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And thence | to France | shall we | convey | you
safe,
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And bring | you back:| charming | the nar|row
seas
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To give | you gent|le pass:| for if | we may,
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We'll not | offend | one stom/ach with | our
play.
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But till the | king come forth,| and not | till
then,
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Unto | Southamp|ton do | we shift | our scene.
[Exit]