The Works of Christopher Marlowe

Edward II


Act: 5 Scene: 4
Champion, heeres to thee.
What hath he done?
My lord, he is my unckle, and shall live.
Sweete mother, if I cannot pardon him,
Intreate my lord Protector for his life.
Nor I, and yet me thinkes I should commaund,
But seeing I cannot, ile entreate for him:
My lord, if you will let my unckle live,
I will requite it when I come to age.
What safetie may I looke for at his hands,
If that my Unckle shall be murthered thus?
And shall my Unckle Edmund ride with us?