The First and Second Part of the Troublesome Raigne of Iohn King of England: With the Discouerie of King Richard Cordelions Base Sonne (Vulgarly Named, the Bastard Fauconbridge) (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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And tell your Maieffyi What right I hatter oatkingly Rickard: hands in 'fidlsjfliflé, When as the walls of Icon gaue him way His name Sir Roéert F moanéridge oftflloflméay: W hat by fuceefiion from his Ancefiors, And warlike fernice vnder England; Armes, His lining did amount to at his death Two thoufand markes renenew eu'ery yeare And this my Lord) I Challenge for my right, As lawfull heire to Rodent F aacenéridge. 9't If Erfilborne fonne be heite indnbitate 'by certaine right ofeag/md: auncientlaw, How fhould my felfe make any other doubt, But I am heire to Radar? Famonéria'ge? Zola. Fond yonth,to trouble theft: our, Princely cares, '0r make a quefiion in lo plaine a cafe Speake,is this man thine elder brother borne P 7305571. Pieal'e it yourgrace with patience forto heare, r! Not deny but he mine elder is, Mine elder brother too yet in {itch fort, As he can make no title what: land. I ah. A doubtfull tale as euer I did hears7 Thy brother,and thine elderzand no heire {explaine his darke e/em'gma. Rea. Igrant (my Lord) he is my mothers fonnc, Bale borneand bale begot, no foetteaflériége. Iindeede the world'repntes him lawfnll heire, My father in his life did count him fo, And heere m y mother {lands to prone him l'o But i (m y Lord) can prooue,ancl doe anette Bot-h to my mothers lhame,and his reprnach3 He is no heire,nor yet legitimate. Then'(grations Lord) let F amméridgc enioy The lining that belongs to F dasonéria'ge. And let not him polteffe anothers right. Prooue this, the land is thine by E gland: laws; Q. E lie. Vngrations youth, to rip thy mothers (hams.

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