th death is most unlawful. ou hope to have redemption we will do, we do upon command. no murder: will you, then, -, and fulfil a man's? He holds vengeance in His hand, r heads that break His law. chat same vengeance doth He hurl on thee, Eng, and for murder too : e the Sacrament to fight House of Lancaster. like a traitor to the name of God, 'ow; and with thy treacherous blade wels of thy sovereign's son. n thou wast sworn to cherish and defend. canst thou urge God's dreadful law to us, roke it in such dear degree? r whose sake did I that ill deed? ny brother, for his sake: to murder me for this; is as deep as I. engèd for the deed, He doth it publicly : rel from His powerful arm; rect nor lawless course I Murd. When gallant That princely Clar. My I Murd. Provoke us h Clar. If y I am his brot If you are hir And I will ser Who shall rev Than Edward 2 Murd. Y you. Clar. O, n Go you to him He little thou Bid Gloster th And hugg'd m That he would ade thee, then, a bloody minister, ing brave Plantagenet, e, was struck dead by thee? r's love, the Devil, and my rage. other's love, our duty, and thy fault, Ow to slaughter thee. ove my brother, hate not me; d I love him well. meed, go back again, to my brother Gloster, ou better for my life or tidings of my death. e deceived, your brother Gloster hates loves me, and he holds me dear: when that our princely father York s with his victorious arm, n his soul to love each other, this divided friendship: this, and he will weep. stones; as he lesson'd us to weep. slander him, for he is kind. Come, you deceive yourself: ondon. A Room in the Palace. led in sick, Queen ELIZABETH, DORSET, SS, BUCKINGHAM, GREY, and others. ; now have I done a good day's work: his united league: embassage to redeem me hence; soul shall part1 to Heaven, y friends at peace on Earth. take each other's hand; atred, swear your love.2 ce was arraigned for treason before the Parliatence of death passed upon him. This was in days later it was announced that he had died in rst Act of the play embraces a period of nearly King Henry having occurred in May, 1471. The h has never been ascertained It was generally ■ven, my soul is purged from grudging hate; and I seal my true heart's love. ive I, as I truly swear the like! ke heed you dally not before your King; ■sper I, as I swear perfect love! as I love Hastings with my heart! adam, yourself are not exempt in this, orset, ― Buckingham, nor you ; · factious one against the other. Hastings, let him kiss your hand; lo, do it unfeignedly. Doth cherish you a With hate in those When I have most And most assured t Deep, hollow, tread Be he unto me! th When I am cold in K. Edw. A plea Is this thy vow unt There wanteth now ere, Hastings; I will never more remember ed, so thrive I and mine! orset, embrace him; - Hastings, love lord To make the perfec Buck. And, in g Glos. Good mo And, princely peers K. Edw. Happ Brother, we have d Made peace of enn Between these swel Glos. A blessèd Among this princel By false intelligenc A foe; if I unwitti Have aught comm By any in this pres To reconcile me to 'Tis death to me to A Heap for throng |