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WOOD
5 WOODSTOCK, KEY-PUNCHED IN 1968 FROM THE 1946 EDITION OF THE
MANUSCRIPT BY A. P. ROSSITER. MODERN AMERICAN SPELLING.
PROOFED BY FREDA DUSNIC, 1977. COLLATED WITH TEXT
BY WILHELMINA FRIJLINCK (1929 ED.) TO MINIMIZE
ROSSITER'S EMENDATIONS; PROOFED, JAN. 1978 BY LOUIS ULE.
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THOMAS OF WOODSTOCK.
SCENE 1.
ENTER HASTILY AT SEVERAL DOORS: DUKE OF LANCASTER,
DUKE OF YORK, THE EARLS OF ARUNDEL AND SURREY,
WITH NAPKINS ON THEIR ARMS AND KNIVES IN
THEIR HANDS, AND SIR THOMAS CHEYNEY, WITH
OTHERS BEARING TORCHES, AND SOME WITH
CLOAKS AND RAPIERS.
OMNES. LIGHTS, LIGHTS, BRING TORCHES, KNAVES!
LANC. SHUT TO THE GATES,
LET NO MAN OUT UNTIL THE HOUSE BE SEARCHED.
YORK. CALL FOR OUR COACHES, LET'S AWAY GOOD BROTHER
NOW BY TH' BLEST SAINTS, I FEAR WE ARE POISONED ALL.
ARUND. POISONED MY LORD?
LANC. AY, AY, GOOD ARUNDEL, TIS HIGH TIME BEGONE.
MAY HEAVEN BE BLEST FOR THIS . . .
