_Humphrey._ _Imprimis_, It is agreed betweene the French King [daa040] _Charles_, and _William de la Poule_, Marquesse of _Suffolke_, Embassador [daa041] for _Henry_ King of England, that the said _Henry_ shal wed and espouse the Ladie _Margaret_, daughter to _Raynard_ King of _Naples_, _Cyssels_, and _Ierusalem_, and crowne her Queene of England, ere the 30. of the next month. [daa045] _Item._ It is further agreed betweene them, that the Dutches of _Anioy_ [daa046] and of _Maine_, shall be released and deliuered ouer to the King her fa. [daa048] Duke _Humphrey_ lets it fall. _Kin._ How now vnkle, whats the matter that you stay so sodenly. _Humph._ Pardon my Lord, a sodain qualme came ouer my hart, [daa050] Which dimmes mine eyes that I can reade no more. [daa051] Vnckle of _Winchester_, I pray you reade on. [daa052] _Cardinall_. _Item_, It is further agreed betweene them, that the [daa053] Duches of _Anioy_ and of _Mayne_, shall be released and deliuered [daa054] ouer to the King her father, & she sent ouer of the King ·daa055· of Englands owne proper cost and charges without dowry. _King._ They please vs well, Lord Marquesse kneele downe, We here create thee first Duke of _Suffolke_, & girt thee with the sword. Cosin of Yorke, We here discharge your grace from being Regent in the parts of _France_, till terme of 18. months ·daa060· be full expirde. Thankes vnckle _Winchester_, _Gloster_, _Yorke_, and _Buckingham_, _Somerset_, _Salsbury_, and _Warwicke_. We thanke you all for this great fauour done, [daa063] In entertainment to my Princely Queene, Come let vs in, and with all speed prouide ·daa065· To see her Coronation be performde. [daa066] _Exet_ King, Queene, and Suffolke, and Duke Humphrey staies all the rest. _Humphrey._ Braue Peeres of England, Pillars of the state, [daa067] To you Duke _Humphrey_ must vnfold his griefe, What did my brother _Henry_ toyle himselfe, And waste his subjects for to conquere _France_? ·daa070· And did my brother _Bedford_ spend his time To keepe in awe that stout vnruly Realme? And haue not I and mine vnckle _Bewford_ here, Done all we could to keepe that land in peace? And is all our labours then spent in vaine, [daa075] For Suffolke he, the new made Duke that rules the roast, Hath giuen away for our King _Henries_ Queene, The Dutches of _Anioy_ and _Mayne_ vnto her father. Ah Lords, fatall is this marriage canselling our states, Reuersing Monuments of conquered _France_, ·daa080· Vndoing all, as none had nere bene done. _Card._ Why how now cosin _Gloster_, what needs this? As if our King were bound vnto your will, And might not do his will without your leaue, Proud Protector, enuy in thine eyes I see, ·daa085· The big swolne venome of thy hatefull heart, That dares presume gainst that thy Soueraigne likes. [daa087]