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Page 401
Enter King JAMES , Earls of HUNTLEY and CRAWFORD , Lord DALYELL , and
other Noblemen . . K . Ja . The right of kings , my lords , extends not only To the
safe conservation of their own , But also to the aid of such allies As change of
time ...
Enter King JAMES , Earls of HUNTLEY and CRAWFORD , Lord DALYELL , and
other Noblemen . . K . Ja . The right of kings , my lords , extends not only To the
safe conservation of their own , But also to the aid of such allies As change of
time ...
Page 408
The best of greatness Preserve the king ! My next suit is , my lords , To be
remembered to my noble brother , Derby , my much - grieved brother : O ,
persuade him That I shall stand no blemish to his house In chronicles writ in
another age .
The best of greatness Preserve the king ! My next suit is , my lords , To be
remembered to my noble brother , Derby , my much - grieved brother : O ,
persuade him That I shall stand no blemish to his house In chronicles writ in
another age .
Page 436
Rank all in order : ' tis a herald ' s sound ; Some message from King James : keep
a fixed station . Enter MARCHMONT and another in Heralds ' coats . March .
From Scotland ' s awful majesty we come Unto the English general . Sur . To me
?
Rank all in order : ' tis a herald ' s sound ; Some message from King James : keep
a fixed station . Enter MARCHMONT and another in Heralds ' coats . March .
From Scotland ' s awful majesty we come Unto the English general . Sur . To me
?
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| Title | John Ford Volume 3 of Mermaid series: [the best plays of the old dramatists The mermaid series |
| Author | John Ford |
| Editor | Havelock Ellis |
| Publisher | T. F. Unwin, 1923 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 471 pages |
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