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A camp in Wales.
[Enter EARL OF SALISBURY and a Welsh Captain]
CAPTAIN
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My lord | of Sal|isbury,| we have | stayed ten
days,
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And hard|ly kept | our count|rymen | togeth|er,
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And yet | we hear | no tid|ings from | the king;
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Therefore | we will | disperse | ourselves:|
farewell.
EARL OF SALISBURY
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Stay^yet | anoth|er day,| thou trust|y Welsh|man,
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The king | repos|eth all | his con|fidence | in
thee. (hex with prev)
CAPTAIN
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'Tis thought | the king | is dead,| we will | not
stay;
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The bay-|trees in our | country | are all |
withered,
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And met|eors fright | the fix|ed stars | of
heaven;
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The pale-faced moon | looks^bloo|dy on | the
earth,
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And lean-looked proph|ets whisp|er fear|ful
change;
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Rich men*| look^sad,| and ruf|fians dance | and
leap,
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The one | in fear,| to lose | what they | enjoy,
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The oth|er to | enjoy | by rage,| and war:
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These signs | forerun | the death | or fall | of
kings.
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Farewell,| our count|rymen | are gone | and fled,
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As well | assured | Richard | their king | is
dead.
[Exit]
EARL OF SALISBURY
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Ah Rich|ard, with | the eyes | of heav|y mind,
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I see | thy glo|ry, like | a shoot|ing star,
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Fall to | the base | earth, from | the
firm|ament:
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Thy sun | sets weep/ing in | the low|ly west,
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Witnes|sing storms | to come,| woe, and | unrest:
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Thy friends | are fled,| to wait | upon | thy
foes,
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And cross|ly to | thy good,| all* fort|une goes.
[Exit]