Enter King _Henry_ and the Queene, and _Somerset_.
_King._ Lord Somerset, what newes here you of the Rebell
Cade? [das001]
_Som._ This, my gratious Lord, that the Lord Say is don to death,
And the Citie is almost sackt.
_King._ Gods will be done, for as he hath decreede, so must it
be: [das004]
And be it as he please, to stop the pride of those rebellious
men. [das005]
_Queene._ Had the noble Duke of Suffolke bene aliue,
The Rebell Cade had bene supprest ere this,
And all the rest that do take part with him.
Enter the Duke of _Buckingham_ and _Clifford_, with the Rebels,
with halters about their necks.
_Cliff._ Long liue King Henry, Englands lawfull King,
Loe here my Lord, these Rebels are subdude, ·das010·
And offer their liues before your highnesse feete.
_King._ But tell me Clifford, is there Captaine here. [das012]
_Clif._ No, my gratious Lord, he is fled away, but proclamations are
sent forth, that he that can but bring his head, shall haue a thousand
crownes. But may it please your Maiestie, to pardon these ·das015·
their faults, that by that traitors meanes were thus misled. [das016]
_King._ Stand vp you simple men, and giue God praise,
For you did take in hand you know not what,
And go in peace obedient to your King,
And liue as subiects, and you shall not want, ·das020·
Whilst Henry liues, and weares the English Crowne.
_All._ God saue the King, God saue the King.
_King._ Come let vs hast to London now with speed,
That solemne prosessions may be sung, [das024]
In laud and honour of the God of heauen, ·das025·
And triumphs of this happie victorie. (_Exet omnes._ [das026]