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father； Three times to…day I holp him to his horse； Three times bestrid him；
thrice I led him off； Persuaded him from any further act； But still where
danger was； still there I met him； And like rich hangings in a homely
house； So was his will in his old feeble body。 But； noble as he is； look
where he comes。Enter SALISBURY
SALISBURY。 Now； by my sword； well hast thou fought to…day！ By
th' mass； so did we all。 I thank you； Richard： God knows how long it is I
have to live； And it hath pleas'd Him that three times to…day You have
defended me from imminent death。 Well； lords； we have not got that which
we have； 'Tis not enough our foes are this time fled； Being opposites of
such repairing nature。 YORK。 I know our safety is to follow them； For； as
I hear； the King is fled to London To call a present court of Parliament。 Let
us pursue him ere the writs go forth。 What says Lord Warwick？ Shall we
after them？ WARWICK。 After them？ Nay； before them； if we can。 Now；
by my faith； lords； 'twas a glorious day： Saint Albans' battle； won by
famous York； Shall be eterniz'd in all age to come。 Sound drum and
trumpets and to London all； And more such days as these to us befall！
Exeunt
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