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THE THIRD PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH: By WILLIAM SHAK: ESPEARE # # 4 # ees BLIgs, SANDS & CO. LONDON MDCCCXCVIE. THE THIRD PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH. DRAMATIS PERSON Xie Heepy vem sure Ebwann, Pronre af Wotey, bes Som Lewis 2a Exavanru, Aig of France Dog or Roxmmain, Doxa oF EXETER, ‘BARL OF Oxrorp, Eant oy Nonruvucmntaxn, { tog Henry's ade Eaus ov WreronauanD, Youn Siszronb, Bronany Paxtaouwny, Duke of York ‘Kpwann, Bari of March, qfterwards King Biwurd the Fourth, as Sona ayteroarta Dyke of GloucBiter, By WARWION | ap he Duke of PPD parey. Jonp Hagrnas, "| fy . fm Jom Momsicem, | cts to cha Duke of York HaNRY, Kori of Rachmond. a Youth. Brather to Lady Grey, 6 THIRD PAR? OF K. HENRY VI. {act re Wu StaNurY Le Jott MOxTHUSIERY Sr Tous SowaR ULE, Tutor to Rutland Bavor of York Tnewtenant of the Tower, . A Noblemas. Tica Keepers, 4 Eentonne A Son that hee hulled bos Bathes A Pather thet hay kedled due Son. Qoma waRovuRe apy Gans, aitrrunnnis Queen to Bdword the Fou th ROMA, Sater tu the French Queen Soldiers, and other Attendants on King Henry and King ‘Bdvward, Mewengers, Watchmen, de SUBNE —England and Finnes, AUT J Scenn Y hondon The Pier tuement Hause thong, Some $d hers of Yorn’s party break vn. Then enter the Yuko “of Yor, Epwarp, Rrogarp, Norrorx, Mowtauus, Wanwr zk, ud others, with whate vores un therr hata, War wouter how the king escaped our hands, g York While we pursued the horsemen of the noith, He shly stole away and left: his men + Be. 1] THIRD PART DF Ka HENRY Vi. 7 2 ‘Whereat th great. Lori of Northumberland, Whose warlike ear could never brook retzeal, Cheer’d up the drooping army ; and himself, Lord Clifford, and Loid Stafford, all abreast, Charged our mam Inttle's tout, and breikmg ma ‘Were by the swoula af connon solders #lam £dw° Lord Stattord’s tather, Duke of Buckmy- ham, Is ether slain or worded dangeody 5 J cleft Ins beaver with a dowarght blow + That this us true, lather, heuwld hay blood [Show ing has bloody sword, Mont {To Yon, shonng faa] Anvl, brother, here’s the Kar] ot Wiltshite’a blood, Whom 1 en cunter’d as the battles jour'd Back Speak thou ivi tne, and tell Uhent what T ad podrong down the Duke of SommrsEr’s head ‘ork Richard hath best deserved of ali my sons, But. your grace dead, my Lord of Somerset? Norf Such hope have all the Ime of Jolu of Gaunt ! Rich. Thus do I hope to shake King Henry's ead War, Ando do L. Victonous Pree of York, Before I sce, thee seated in tha® throne hich now4he house of Lancaster UBUEpA, Ww by heaven those eyes shall never. “se. ‘Thus 22 the palace of the fearful king, And this the regal eat pussosa zt, York , For this 1s thine and not King Henry's hws. York, Aemst mo then, sweet Warwick, and ¥ hs