Lyra Heroica

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of fire, that

st heaven o

r a stage, p

o behold the s

e warlike Harr

t of Mars; and

ounds, should Fam

oyment. But par

isèd spirits

thy scaffold

bject. Can th

ds of France?

wooden O the

ight the air

nce a crooke

ittle place

phers to this

aginary fo

n the girdle

ned two might

rearèd and ab

narrow ocean

mperfections wi

and parts di

imaginary

alk of horses, t

roud hoofs i' th

ughts that now mu

and there, jum

ccomplishment

n hour

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outh of Engla

liance in the

armourers, and

in the breas

pasture now to

mirror of all

eels, as Engl

Expectation

ord from hilts

perial, crowns

Harry and hi

dvised by goo

t dreadful

r fear, and w

rt the Engli

del to thy in

body with a

u do, that honou

children kind

t: France hath i

low bosoms, w

crowns; and thr

rl of Cambridge

oop of Masham,

y, knight, of

ilt of France-

spiracy with

ds this grace of

reason hold t

for France, and

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ned wing our sw

of no le

ught. Suppose th

inted king at

yalty, and hi

eamers the youn

fancies, and

n tackle ship-

whistle which

sed; behold the

invisible and

ottoms through

lofty surge. O

on the rivag

inconstant b

rs this flee

rse to Harfleur

inds to sterna

England, as dea

andsires, babie

t arrived to pi

, whose chin

ing hair, that

choice-drawn ca

thoughts, and th

dnance on the

ths gaping on

ssador from the

hat the king

aughter, and wi

nd unprofita

s not: and the

ow the devilish

oes all be

E

in conjectu

murmur and t

de vessel of

p through the fo

ither army s

d sentinels a

spers of each

e, and through t

es the other's

steed, in high a

ht's dull ear, a

, accomplishi

mmers closin

ul note of

ks do crow, the

hour of drowsy

numbers and s

nt and over

ated English

cripple, tar

ul and ugly w

ay. The poor co

es, by their

tly and in

danger, and th

lean cheeks and

hem unto the

ghosts. O now,

ptain of thi

tch to watch, f

raise and glor

oes and visits

-morrow with a

rothers, friends

al face ther

army hath e

dedicate one

ry and all-w

ooks and over

semblance and

tch, pining an

plucks comfort

universal

ye doth give

ear, that mean

may unworth

ch of Harry

ene must to t

espe

BA

the wind

our sail

o prove o

will

ing to t

the mouth

his marti

King

ing man

d in war

towards

appy

hing da

that stop

French g

ll his

his height

nry to

som to

king

neglects

a nati

h an an

all por

ning to

brave He

hey to on

ot a

e we we

so bra

ver to

e been

myself,

ull rest

e'er mour

re est

I wil

s earth l

hall sh

o rede

and Cre

their prid

swords t

s our

our grands

the reg

a warl

he Frenc

of York

er vawa

main He

his he

r had t

r man n

how hot

false F

to fight

on armo

to drum d

r was

the crie

earth d

to trump

r to t

thine ag

e Erpi

d the si

hid f

m the me

storm s

glish

he Frenc

ish yew s

cloth-y

to serpe

g the w

his fell

ing manl

true Engl

lose to

their bows

their bi

e French

e was

from shoul

the teeth

rench peas

n were

le our n

sword bra

French ho

o'erwh

a deep wo

with bloo

y a cru

d his

that duk

the roya

us Engla

s brave

in steel

t a maide

hat furi

such

in blood

the foe

l slaugh

s they

his axe

t and W

m right

s and

nt Crisp

s this no

me did n

land t

shall En

h acts f

and bre

King

ay

F

bear

grant him the

y upon your w

a. Behold, the

od with men, wit

laps out-voice the

ighty whiffler

re his way: so

see him set

e hath thought

ine him upon

lords desire hi

elmet and his

ough the city:

vainness and sel

trophy, sign

self to God. B

ge and working-h

oth pour out

all his brethr

enators of th

ians swarming

tch their conqu

espe