Twice twenty thousand crowns to have his head On my point, cut from him with this arm; 65 sword’s But to hand. how? In’th’ field, nobly, hand Not this straw to a hangman that should bring it me. KING Let that pass. Bruce, our noble Earl of Carrick? Where’s PERCY I saw him not today. 70 CLIFFORD I did, and saw his sword, Like to a down the Scots. reaper’s scythe, mow Enter BRUCE Here he comes! KING Brave armoury, A rampant lion within a field all gules. 75 Where has been, Bruce? BRUCE Following the execution which we held, Three English miles in length. KING Give him some wine! Art not thirsty? BRUCE Yes 80 For Scottish blood, I never shall have enough of’t. The health! king’s ALL Let come! PERCY How greedily yon Scot drinks his own blood!
Twice twenty thousand crowns to have his head On my sword’s point, cut from him with this arm; 65 But how? In’th’ field, nobly, hand to hand. Not this straw to a hangman that should bring it me. KING Let that pass. Where’s Bruce, our noble Earl of Carrick? PERCY I saw him not today. 70 CLIFFORD I did, and saw his sword, Like to a reaper’s scythe, mow down the Scots. Enter BRUCE Here he comes! KING Brave armoury, A rampant lion within a field all gules. 75 Where has been, Bruce? BRUCE Following the execution which we held, Three English miles in length. KING Give him some wine! Art not thirsty? BRUCE Yes 80 For Scottish blood, I never shall have enough of’t. The king’s health! ALL Let come! PERCY How greedily yon Scot drinks his own blood!
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