In false flatterers reposinge all my trust. 1578. [403] Embracinge sutch. 1578. [404] Fro counsell sage I did alwayes withdrawe. 1578. [405] By faythfull counsayle passing not a strawe; What pleasure prickt, that thought I to be iust: I set my minde, to feede, to spoyle, to iust. 1559, 63. [406] Of God or man I stoode no wise in awe. 1578. [407] More. 1578. [408] And to augment my lecherous minde that must To Venus’ pleasures alway be in awe. 1563. The edition of 1559 reads “and all to augment,” &c. [409] Which to mayntayne I gathered heapes of golde. 1578. [410] For maytenaunce where of, my realme I polde Through subsidies, sore fines, loanes, many a prest. 1559, 63. [411] In the two and twentyest yere of kynge Rycharde there were made blanke chartres, to whyche all the ryche men of the reame were compellyd to sette to theyr seales. _Polychronicon._ [412] For which my subiectes. 1559, 63. [413] The people my doinges did detest. 1578. [414] I also made away the towne. 1559, 63. [415] Prince’s vices may not be. 1559, 63. [416] I founde the meanes that he to death was sold. N. [417] His lyfe I tooke, vntried without quest, And all sutch lordes as did his cause vphold. 1578. [418] The piers and lordes that did his cause vpholde, With death, exile, or greuous fines opprest. 1559, 63. [419] Neyther lakt I ayd in. 1559, 63. [420] A kyng can neuer ymagen. 1559, 63. [421] But most about hym will. 1559, 63. [422] Some to do the same most glad. 1578. [423] As vicious humours growe. 1559, 63. [424] Be worst of all. 1578. [425] Thys can trye. 1559, 63. [426] Edward. 1578. [427] Traytors to helpe. 1578. [428] Ryght trayterously arose To helpe the Percyes, plying my depose. 1559, 63. [429] Condemned ten yeares in exyle to lye. 1559, 63. [430] Who tyrant like did execute all those. 1578. [431] Of which sort soone after some their liues did lose. 1578. [432] For when I was cum back thys stur. 1559, 63. [433] My steward false to whom. 1578. [434] We in Wales at Flint our castell. 1559, 63. [435] Dyd. 1559, 63. [436] There in my hall, mindinge to fly the coast. 1578. [437] Rebreake hys staffe, my housholde offyce stay. 1559, 63. [438] No better stay then in a rotten post. 1578. [439] Resigne, abandoning my throane. 1578. [440] Forsaken left and post. N. [441] For whan my trayterous stuard thus was goen, My seruantes shranke away on euery syde, That caught I was, and caryed to my foen: Who for theyr prince a pryson dyd provyde, And therin kept me tyll duke Henrye’s pryde Dyd cause me yelde hym vp my crowne and throne: Which shortely made my frendly foes to grone, For Henry seyng in me theyr falshode tryed, Abhorde them all, and would be rulde by none; For which they sought to stoppe hym strayt a tyde. 1559, 63. [442] Yet some conspir’d. N. [443] Conspiring streight their new prince. 1578. [444]