[934] Thou lookest, Baldwyn, I should myselfe accuse, Of some subtyle dryft or other lyke thing. 1563. [935] To the duke’s foes overmuch adhering, Though some men’s practise did me thereto bryng. 1563. [936] Forgeve it me for sore I dyd repent. 1563. To my foes driftes, which I could not preuent. 1578. [937] England had never felt. 1563. [938] Second poynt. 1563. [939] To any aduice agaynst. 1578. [940] I and other mo abused. 1578. [941] Therefore. N. [942] Forecast we lackt, which cannot be excused, Of thinges to come, as soone. 1578. [943] Cause of. 1578. [944] Faultes I confesse, as no man liues without. 1578. [945] I put thee, omitted. 1578. [946] Thing to me is comfort. 1563. [947] G. Ferrers. N. [948] At S. Albane’s when he toke K. Henry prisoner, he was. 1578. [949] Compare the remainder of this induction with the reading of the editions of 1559, 63, at p. 166, n. 2. [950] An. Dom. 1460 added. 1571. Earl of Rutland, an infant, cruelly murdered, Anno 1460. 1578. [951] Quoth. 1578. [952] Trust not in chance, in whom. N. [953] Of foolish men. N. [954] O fooles most brute, that. 1578. [955] How now? why dost thou, Baldwin, hide. 1578. [956] See this poore boy, whom by the hand I lead. 1578. [957] With bloud, and teares halinge his body staynd. 1578. [958] Rychard I am Plantagenet by name, Whilom of Yorke the duke of worthy fame. 1573. [959] Of duke Edmond, thirde. 1578. [960] Engendred me of Anne, whose course. 1559, 63. This reading is restored to supply sense to the text. The subsequent editions have: Engendred mee, whereof the course. [961] For when Edmond her brother dyed warde. 1578. [962] From Lionel, the third begotten sonne Of kingly Edward, by descent I came From Philip hight, his heire we first begun The crowne as due to vs by right to clame: And in the end we did obtaine the same, She was sole heire.----N. [963] Troublous. 1559. N. Troubles. 1563, 71. Troubles and daungers. 1578. [964] And how by might, oft right. 1578. [965] Duke Henry of Hereforde, called Bolenbrooke. 1578. [966] Whan traytour like he. 1578. [967] Kild him in prison, vsurped. 1578. [968] The crowne by right came to Edmond Mortimer. 1578. [969] And them of Lancaster. 1578. [970] Houses. 1578. [971] And therefore thought good, to extirpe vs quight. 1578. Against vs therefore he did all he might. N. [972] To slay. N. [973] His cursed sonne ensued the father’s trade, And kept my cosin guiltlesse in sure hold For whom my father ful often did perswade, With his allies and cousins, that they would Their kinsman’s right mainteyn, and vphold, And to depose by pollicy or power, The heyre of him that was an vsurper. 1578. [974] Whereof when Henry. 1578. [975] Thys. 1559, 63, 71. [976] Had heard, and knew of this conspiracye. 1578. [977] Sayd that my father was the. 1578.