:22:00
Nym, thou hast
spoke the right.
:22:03
His heart is fracted
and... corroborate.
:22:10
The king's a good king,
:22:12
but it must be as it may.
:22:16
He passes some humors
and careers.
:22:19
Let us condole the knight,
:22:22
for, lambkins,
we will live.
:22:36
The French, advised
by good intelligence...
:22:40
of this most dreadful
preparation,
:22:42
shake in their fear...
:22:44
and with pale policy seek
to divert the English purposes.
:22:48
Oh, England, model
to thy inward greatness.
:22:54
Like a little body
with a mighty heart.
:22:56
What mightst thou do
that honor would thee do...
:22:59
were all thy children
kind and natural?
:23:02
But see, thy fault France
hath in thee found out.
:23:07
A nest of hollow bosoms which he
fills with treacherous crowns...
:23:11
and three corrupted men.
:23:14
One, Richard Earl of Cambridge,
:23:15
and the second,
Henry Lord Scroop of Masham,
:23:18
and the third, Sir Thomas Grey, knight,
of Northumberland,
:23:22
have for the gilt of France...
oh, guilt indeed...
:23:25
confirmed conspiracy
with fearful France,
:23:28
and by their hands
this grace of kings must die,
:23:33
ere he take ship for France.
:23:35
The traitors are agreed.
:23:36
The king is set from London,
:23:39
and the scene
is now transported, gentles,
:23:42
to Southhampton.
:23:57
Before God, his grace is bold
to trust these traitors.