Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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This savors of Ambition, not of zeal,
And rather proves you malice his estate, Than any way that he offends the law. Go to, we like it not; and he your officer, That was employed so much amiss herein, Had his desert for being insolent. [Enter Huntington.] So, Cobham, when you please you may depart. COBHAM. I humbly bid farewell unto my liege. [Exit.] KING. Farewell.--What's the news by Huntington? HUNTINGTON. Sir Roger Acton and a crew, my Lord, Of bold seditious rebels are in Arms, Intending reformation of Religion. And with their Army they intend to pitch In Ficket field, unless they be repulsed. KING. So near our presence? Dare they be so bold? And will proud war, and eager thirst of blood, Whom we had thought to entertain far off, |
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