Again, where the moody monarch says--

----What comfort have we now?

By heaven! I'll hate him everlastingly,

That bids me be of comfort any more.

Go, to _Flint Castle_, there I'll pine away;

A king, woe's slave, shall kingly woe obey.

Then, the investiture of the Castle--"Scene 3.--_Wales--Before Flint

Castle;" "Enter, with drums and colours_, BOLINGBROKE _and Forces."

"A parle sounded, and answered.--Flourish.--Enter on the walls_

KING RICHARD, &c." Shakspeare makes the capture _in the castle_.

Thus, Northumberland (from Bolingbroke before the castle) parleys

with the King--

My lord, in the base court he doth attend

To speak with you, may't please you to come down?

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