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God

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Gods is the quarrel; for gods substitute

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Heaven

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Let heaven revenge ; for I may never lift an angry arm against his minister

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Royal realm

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We are informed to farm our royal realm

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Hearts

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How he did seem to dive into their hearts with humble and familiar courtesy

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What Richard plans to seize

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Think what you will, we seize into our hands his plate his goods his money and his lands

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Rude sea

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Not all the water in the rough rude sea can wash the balm off from an anointed king

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With mine

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With mine own tears I wash away my balm with my own hands I give away my crown

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Judas

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Three judases each one thrice worse than judas

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Hollow crown

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For within the hollow crown

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Sit upon the ground

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For gods sake let us sit upon the ground and tell sad stories of the death of kings

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Phaeton

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Down down I come like glist’ring phaeton

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Scepter’d isle

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This royal throne of kings, this scepter’d isle, this earth of majesty

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13
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Epitaphs

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Let’s talk of graves of worms of epitaphs

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Command

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We were not born to sue but to command

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Landlord

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Landlord of England art thou and not king

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Fruit

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The ripest fruit falls first

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17
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I’mmortal

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Add an immortal title to your crown

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18
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Kindred

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Kindred of a king

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Traitor

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Lie, a false traitor and injurious villain

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Coward

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Like a traitor coward

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Lions

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Lions make leopards tame

22
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God king me

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A traitor to my god my king and me

23
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Banishment

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Embrace each other’s love in banishment

24
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Oil dried lamp

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My oil dried lamp and time be wasted light

25
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Crop

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To crop at once a too long withered flower

26
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Stringless instrument

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Stringless instrument

27
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High

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Thy seat is up on high

28
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Better

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I was better when a king

29
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No tidings

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We hear no tidings from the king

30
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Mother and child

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As a long parted mother with her child

31
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Impregnable

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Were brass impregnable

32
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Caterpillars

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Swarming with caterpillars

33
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No name or title

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I have no name, no title

34
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Wrinkles

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No deeper wrinkles yet

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God save him

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No man cried ‘God save him’

36
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Murdered

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I hate the murd’rer love him murdered

37
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Book

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Damned to the book of heaven

38
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Fear not

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Fear not my lord for the power that made you king hath power to keep you king

39
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Holy

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Holy land - Jerusalem (pilgrimage)

40
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Pardon

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I pardon him for god will pardon me

41
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Sacred

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Sacred Richard - connected to god

42
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Sworn subjects

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To Bolingbroke we are sword subjects

43
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Lion

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Lion make leopards tame

44
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Not beg

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Being so great I need not to beg

45
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Drawn sword

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What my tongue speaks my right drawn sword may prove

46
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Unkinged

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I am unkinged by Bolingbroke

47
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Beggar

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Makes me wish myself a beggar

48
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Ill

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Ill in myself to see, and in thee seeing ill

49
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Omnipotent

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God omnipotent is mustering in his clouds on his behalf

50
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Justices of hell

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Heaven will take our souls and plague in the justices of hell

51
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Music

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Music do I hear?

52
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String

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Disordered string

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