Great Britain -- History -- Poetry; Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Sources
[1060] Heades. 1559, 63.
[1061]
For vengeance due doth sodaynly alight,
On cruel deedes the mischiefe to requite. 1578.
[1062] Fyght agaynst. 1559, 63. With this. N.
[1063]
Agaynst Edward, duke Richard’s eldest son,
My death I caught not far. 1578.
[1064] T’euent. N.
[1065]
To vent out heate traueiling in the sonne,
An headles arrowe percyd my throte boule,
Which parted straight my body from the soule. 1578.
[1066] His. 1578.
[1067] The lord Clifforde, either for heate or payne, putting of his
gorget, sodainly with an arrowe (as some say) without an hedde, was
striken into the throte, and incontinent rendered hys spirite, and the
erle of Westmerland’s brother, and all his company almost were there
slayn, at a place called Dintingdale, not far from Towton. This ende
had he which slew the yong erle of Rutland, knelyng on his knees: whose
yong sonne Thomas Clifforde was brought vp with a shepperd in poore
habite, and dissimuled behauior, euer in feare to publishe his lignage
or degre, till kyng Henry the vii. obtayned the croune and gat the
diademe. _Hall._
[1068] On the. 1559, 63.
[1069] To aske mercy at my last dying. 1578.
[1070] Wherefore, Baldwin, perswade the. 1578.
[1071] And. 1578.
[1072] To which they sayle through shame. 1559, 63, 71, 75.
[1073] To suffer endles payne. 1578.
[1074] Halleth. 1587. N.
[1075] Vnquyted left but had as. 1578.
[1076] Quod. 1559, 63.
[1077] Cruelty shewed to his young sonne by this mercilesse man, saue.
1578.
[1078] Destruction most part of the. 1578.
[1079] Richarde his. 1578.
[1080] Battaile at Towton in Yorkeshire, whereat besydes this Clifford,
were slayne the earles. 1578.
[1081] Besydes mo then 3000 men, the. 1578.
[1082] Keepe the common course. 1578.
[1083] Caused the erles of Devonshire and Oxforde wyth dyuers other.
1559, 63.
[1084] Other of king Henrie’s parte, to. 1578.
[1085] He, omitted. 1578.
[1086] For thyther came those lordes with. 1578.
[1087] Which they lost, wherein most. 1578.
[1088] The army slayne. 1559. The slayne. 1563. Were slaine. 1578.
[1089] What may bee noted by his ende. 1578.
[1090] An. 1470, added. 1571.
[1091] Euer. 1559, 63. Nere was nor nere. N.
[1092] Stories alwayes be not true. 1578.
[1093] Added some with better grace. 1578.
[1094] This. 1578.
[1095] Or shew them so as they were in some dout. 1578.
[1096] The, omitted. N.
[1097] Wherfore, Baldwin, either speake thou vpryght. 1578.
[1098] Thou heardst of. N.
[1099] They’ill. N.
[1100] Ere. N.
[1101] The. 1571, 75, 78.
[1102] As guiltie lose my head. N.
[1103] Foemen. N.
[1104] The. 1559, 63, 71, 75, 78.
[1105] To. 1559, 63, 71, 75, 78.
[1106] Me also from office. 1578.
[1107] The earle of Warwicke, through mallice and grudge. 1578.
[1108] Sith. 1578.
[1109] Some greedy gulles did beare. 1578.
[1110] Murder, and mischiefe done. 1578.
[1111] To. 1578.
[1112] Swalowed. 1578.
[1113] This Typtofte’s. 1578.
[1114] Harry. 1559, 63.
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