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Page 199
... CROMWELL , with his train . BEDFORD makes as though he would speak to him . CROMWELL goes on . Crom . You're well encounter'd , my good lord of Bedford . I see your honour is address'd * to talk . Pray , pardon me ; I am sent for to the ...
... CROMWELL , with his train . BEDFORD makes as though he would speak to him . CROMWELL goes on . Crom . You're well encounter'd , my good lord of Bedford . I see your honour is address'd * to talk . Pray , pardon me ; I am sent for to the ...
Page 200
... Cromwell's men ; drown them , if they come on . Sergeant , your office . Enter CROMWELL , attended . The halbert - men make a lane . Crom . What means my lord of Norfolk by these words ? Sirs , come along . Gard . Kill them , if they ...
... Cromwell's men ; drown them , if they come on . Sergeant , your office . Enter CROMWELL , attended . The halbert - men make a lane . Crom . What means my lord of Norfolk by these words ? Sirs , come along . Gard . Kill them , if they ...
Page 204
... Cromwell died , To lose his head before his cause was tried ; But let his grace , when he shall hear my name , Say only this : Gardiner procured the same . Enter young CROMWELL . Lieu . Here is your son , Sir , come to take his leave ...
... Cromwell died , To lose his head before his cause was tried ; But let his grace , when he shall hear my name , Say only this : Gardiner procured the same . Enter young CROMWELL . Lieu . Here is your son , Sir , come to take his leave ...
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