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"What champion rides? Is it Mountjoy?"

"What champion rides? Is it Mountjoy?"

"What champion rides? Is it Mountjoy?"

"He throws the gauntlet down. Who throws the gauntlet down?"

"He throws the gauntlet down. Who throws the gauntlet down?"

"He throws the gauntlet down. Who throws the gauntlet down?"

"He throws the gauntlet down. Who throws the gauntlet down?"

"He takes it up! Who takes it up?"

"He takes it up! Who takes it up?"

"He takes it up! Who takes it up?"

"My lord Mountjoy. Oh, I hate the name of him!"

"My lord Mountjoy. Oh, I hate the name of him!"

"My lord Mountjoy. Oh, I hate the name of him!"

"My lord Mountjoy. Oh, I hate the name of him!"

He mounts in hope, with joy we cheer!

He mounts in hope, with joy we cheer!

He mounts in hope, with joy we cheer!

He mounts in hope, with joy we cheer!

He mounts in hope, with joy we cheer!

"They both salute the Queen. Why do they cheer?"

"They both salute the Queen. Why do they cheer?"

"They both salute the Queen. Why do they cheer?"

"They both salute the Queen. Why do they cheer?"

"They both salute the Queen. Why do they cheer?"

"My Lord, they love the sight of him. I hate the mob, I hate its idols too!"

"My Lord, they love the sight of him. I hate the mob, I hate its idols too!"

"My Lord, they love the sight of him. I hate the mob, I hate its idols too!"

"My Lord, they love the sight of him. I hate the mob, I hate its idols too!"

"My Lord, they love the sight of him. I hate the mob, I hate its idols too!"

Our joy mounts up, our hope, Mountjoy!

Our joy mounts up, our hope, Mountjoy!

Our joy mounts up, our hope, Mountjoy!

Our joy mounts up, our hope, Mountjoy!

They're in the lists about to charge!

They're in the lists about to charge!

They're in the lists about to charge!

They charge... A glancing blow!

They charge... A glancing blow!

They charge... A glancing blow!

Will you not watch, my lord?

Will you not watch, my lord?

Will you not watch, my lord?

"If I should watch, I could not bear to see Mountjoy prevail."

"If I should watch, I could not bear to see Mountjoy prevail."

"If I should watch, I could not bear to see Mountjoy prevail."

"If I should watch, I could not bear to see Mountjoy prevail."

Strike anew, strike once more, Mountjoy! Our joy!

Strike anew, strike once more, Mountjoy! Our joy!

Strike anew, strike once more, Mountjoy! Our joy!

Strike anew, strike once more, Mountjoy! Our joy!

They wheel and turn, he parries with his shieid.

They wheel and turn, he parries with his shieid.

They wheel and turn, he parries with his shieid.

They wheel and turn, he parries with his shieid.

"A giant thrust! He reels! Say that Mountjoy falls!"

"A giant thrust! He reels! Say that Mountjoy falls!"

"A giant thrust! He reels! Say that Mountjoy falls!"

"A giant thrust! He reels! Say that Mountjoy falls!"

"A giant thrust! He reels! Say that Mountjoy falls!"

Our hope falls. Mountjoy, our hope sustain!

Our hope falls. Mountjoy, our hope sustain!

Our hope falls. Mountjoy, our hope sustain!

Our hope falls. Mountjoy, our hope sustain!

Our hope falls. Mountjoy, our hope sustain!

He does not fall!

He does not fall!

"Again he wheels for the charge. Once more they ride."

"Again he wheels for the charge. Once more they ride."

"Again he wheels for the charge. Once more they ride."

"Again he wheels for the charge. Once more they ride."

This time he falls! This time he's down!

This time he falls! This time he's down!

This time he falls! This time he's down!

Strike now, Mountjoy!

Strike now, Mountjoy!

Strike now, Mountjoy!

Strike now, Mountjoy!

Strike now, Mountjoy!

"My Lord, he's down! Who's down?"

"My Lord, he's down! Who's down?"

"With one great blow against his iron breast the other is unhorsed!"

"With one great blow against his iron breast the other is unhorsed!"

"With one great blow against his iron breast the other is unhorsed!"

"With one great blow against his iron breast the other is unhorsed!"

"With one great blow against his iron breast the other is unhorsed!"

"I cannot bear his luck! Mountjoy has won!"

"I cannot bear his luck! Mountjoy has won!"

"I cannot bear his luck! Mountjoy has won!"

"I cannot bear his luck! Mountjoy has won!"

"I cannot bear his luck! Mountjoy has won!"

Our champion now! We cheer Mountjoy.

Our champion now! We cheer Mountjoy.

Our champion now! We cheer Mountjoy.

"There now, the mob has all gone wild because Mountjoy has won!"

"There now, the mob has all gone wild because Mountjoy has won!"

"There now, the mob has all gone wild because Mountjoy has won!"

"There now, the mob has all gone wild because Mountjoy has won!"

Mountjoy has won!

Mountjoy has won!

"Now he makes his humble duty before the Queen in strength and beauty."

"Now he makes his humble duty before the Queen in strength and beauty."

"Now he makes his humble duty before the Queen in strength and beauty."

"Now he makes his humble duty before the Queen in strength and beauty."

"Now he makes his humble duty before the Queen in strength and beauty."

Mine the task to break his pride!

Mine the task to break his pride!

Mine the task to break his pride!

Dismounts with joy, salutes the Queen!

Dismounts with joy, salutes the Queen!

Dismounts with joy, salutes the Queen!

Dismounts with joy, salutes the Queen!

He takes a golden prize now from the royal hand.

He takes a golden prize now from the royal hand.

He takes a golden prize now from the royal hand.

He takes a golden prize now from the royal hand.

He takes a golden prize now from the royal hand.

To the Queen as one they are turning.

To the Queen as one they are turning.

Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen.

Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen.

Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen.

Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen.

Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen.

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

"Boy, bind upon my arm this my reward. My lord!"

"Boy, bind upon my arm this my reward. My lord!"

"Boy, bind upon my arm this my reward. My lord!"

"Boy, bind upon my arm this my reward. My lord!"

"Boy, bind upon my arm this my reward. My lord!"

"I'll wear it as a charm. No sooner said than done."

"I'll wear it as a charm. No sooner said than done."

"I'll wear it as a charm. No sooner said than done."

"I'll wear it as a charm. No sooner said than done."

"I'll wear it as a charm. No sooner said than done."

"'Twas you, my lord Mountjoy that won the crowd? It was. I know it. And I know easy applause is loud."

"'Twas you, my lord Mountjoy that won the crowd? It was. I know it. And I know easy applause is loud."

"'Twas you, my lord Mountjoy that won the crowd? It was. I know it. And I know easy applause is loud."

"'Twas you, my lord Mountjoy that won the crowd? It was. I know it. And I know easy applause is loud."

"'Twas you, my lord Mountjoy that won the crowd? It was. I know it. And I know easy applause is loud."

"My friend, I boast not. No, you need not! Need not?"

"My friend, I boast not. No, you need not! Need not?"

"My friend, I boast not. No, you need not! Need not?"

"My friend, I boast not. No, you need not! Need not?"

"What meaneth, may I ask, that bauble on your arm?"

"What meaneth, may I ask, that bauble on your arm?"

"What meaneth, may I ask, that bauble on your arm?"

"It is a golden queen at chess, the Queen herself as prize gave me in great goodwill. - You find in that your happiness?"

"It is a golden queen at chess, the Queen herself as prize gave me in great goodwill. - You find in that your happiness?"

"It is a golden queen at chess, the Queen herself as prize gave me in great goodwill. - You find in that your happiness?"

"It is a golden queen at chess, the Queen herself as prize gave me in great goodwill. - You find in that your happiness?"

"It is a golden queen at chess, the Queen herself as prize gave me in great goodwill. - You find in that your happiness?"

"Mere luck I must despise! A favour now for every fool! - Take back those words!"

"Mere luck I must despise! A favour now for every fool! - Take back those words!"

"Mere luck I must despise! A favour now for every fool! - Take back those words!"

"Mere luck I must despise! A favour now for every fool! - Take back those words!"

"Mere luck I must despise! A favour now for every fool! - Take back those words!"

"Not I! A favour for a fool, I said! Unsay it, then! Nay!"

"Not I! A favour for a fool, I said! Unsay it, then! Nay!"

"Not I! A favour for a fool, I said! Unsay it, then! Nay!"

"Not I! A favour for a fool, I said! Unsay it, then! Nay!"

"Not I! A favour for a fool, I said! Unsay it, then! Nay!"

Heaven, what have we here?

Heaven, what have we here?

Heaven, what have we here?

Heaven, what have we here?

Heaven, what have we here?

A wound! My lord of Essex bleedeth!

A wound! My lord of Essex bleedeth!

A wound! My lord of Essex bleedeth!

A wound! My lord of Essex bleedeth!

One lord weareth a favour, the other weareth a wound.

One lord weareth a favour, the other weareth a wound.

One lord weareth a favour, the other weareth a wound.

One lord weareth a favour, the other weareth a wound.

One lord weareth a favour, the other weareth a wound.

"How now? One lord another supersedeth."

"How now? One lord another supersedeth."

"How now? One lord another supersedeth."

"How now? One lord another supersedeth."

You did not get that mark in sport.

You did not get that mark in sport.

You did not get that mark in sport.

Rivals for a lady's favour!

Rivals for a lady's favour!

Rivals for a lady's favour!

"The Earl of Essex hangs his head, hath lost his tongue, forgot his courtliness as well."

"The Earl of Essex hangs his head, hath lost his tongue, forgot his courtliness as well."

"The Earl of Essex hangs his head, hath lost his tongue, forgot his courtliness as well."

"The Earl of Essex hangs his head, hath lost his tongue, forgot his courtliness as well."

"The Earl of Essex hangs his head, hath lost his tongue, forgot his courtliness as well."

Beware! I'll not be crossed!

Beware! I'll not be crossed!

Beware! I'll not be crossed!

We'll have you both to know an ancient rule:

We'll have you both to know an ancient rule:

We'll have you both to know an ancient rule:

We'll have you both to know an ancient rule:

"At court no man may strike a blow for any cause at all."

"At court no man may strike a blow for any cause at all."

"At court no man may strike a blow for any cause at all."

"At court no man may strike a blow for any cause at all."

"At court no man may strike a blow for any cause at all."

"Hearken, my lord Mountjoy: What penalty should fall on lords who strive like ostlers in a brawl?"

"Hearken, my lord Mountjoy: What penalty should fall on lords who strive like ostlers in a brawl?"

"Hearken, my lord Mountjoy: What penalty should fall on lords who strive like ostlers in a brawl?"

"Hearken, my lord Mountjoy: What penalty should fall on lords who strive like ostlers in a brawl?"

"Hearken, my lord Mountjoy: What penalty should fall on lords who strive like ostlers in a brawl?"

"Explain yourselves! I'll have the gist! Your prince commands!"

"Explain yourselves! I'll have the gist! Your prince commands!"

"Explain yourselves! I'll have the gist! Your prince commands!"

"Explain yourselves! I'll have the gist! Your prince commands!"

"Explain yourselves! I'll have the gist! Your prince commands!"

Her Majesty will hear their case.

Her Majesty will hear their case.

Her Majesty will hear their case.

I command you!

I command you!

I command you!

"The honour done him by your Grace he came and flaunted in my face."

"The honour done him by your Grace he came and flaunted in my face."

"The honour done him by your Grace he came and flaunted in my face."

"The honour done him by your Grace he came and flaunted in my face."

"The honour done him by your Grace he came and flaunted in my face."

"I flaunted nothing. - A dolt am I, to be deluded? You intruded. Meek am I, to hear accusings?"

"I flaunted nothing. - A dolt am I, to be deluded? You intruded. Meek am I, to hear accusings?"

"I flaunted nothing. - A dolt am I, to be deluded? You intruded. Meek am I, to hear accusings?"

"I flaunted nothing. - A dolt am I, to be deluded? You intruded. Meek am I, to hear accusings?"

"I flaunted nothing. - A dolt am I, to be deluded? You intruded. Meek am I, to hear accusings?"

The royal presence must subdue my rightful rage!

The royal presence must subdue my rightful rage!

The royal presence must subdue my rightful rage!

The royal presence must subdue my rightful rage!

"In Heaven's name, be dumb! Even when fishwives wrangle they must make an end of words."

"In Heaven's name, be dumb! Even when fishwives wrangle they must make an end of words."

"In Heaven's name, be dumb! Even when fishwives wrangle they must make an end of words."

"In Heaven's name, be dumb! Even when fishwives wrangle they must make an end of words."

"In Heaven's name, be dumb! Even when fishwives wrangle they must make an end of words."

The Queen will have them know their place!

The Queen will have them know their place!

The Queen will have them know their place!

The Queen will have them know their place!

Raleigh, what think you of these pettish lords?

Raleigh, what think you of these pettish lords?

Raleigh, what think you of these pettish lords?

Raleigh, what think you of these pettish lords?

Raleigh, what think you of these pettish lords?

Sir Walter takes them both to task.

Sir Walter takes them both to task.

Sir Walter takes them both to task.

Sir Walter takes them both to task.

"As your Highness commands, let me, of riper age, tell what I see."

"As your Highness commands, let me, of riper age, tell what I see."

"As your Highness commands, let me, of riper age, tell what I see."

"As your Highness commands, let me, of riper age, tell what I see."

"Both lords are younglings, both in glory would appear."

"Both lords are younglings, both in glory would appear."

"Both lords are younglings, both in glory would appear."

"Both lords are younglings, both in glory would appear."

"Both lords are younglings, both in glory would appear."

"Stay", quoth the first one, "what dost thou here?"

"Stay", quoth the first one, "what dost thou here?"

"Stay", quoth the first one, "what dost thou here?"

"Stay", quoth the first one, "what dost thou here?"

"""Pride"", doth the other answer, ""brings you, my lord, too near."""

"""Pride"", doth the other answer, ""brings you, my lord, too near."""

"""Pride"", doth the other answer, ""brings you, my lord, too near."""

"""Pride"", doth the other answer, ""brings you, my lord, too near."""

"""Pride"", doth the other answer, ""brings you, my lord, too near."""

These two are rivals, like the blue fly and the bee.

These two are rivals, like the blue fly and the bee.

These two are rivals, like the blue fly and the bee.

These two are rivals, like the blue fly and the bee.

These two are rivals, like the blue fly and the bee.

"""Buzz"", quoth the blue fly, ""Hum"", quoth the bee,"

"""Buzz"", quoth the blue fly, ""Hum"", quoth the bee,"

"""Buzz"", quoth the blue fly, ""Hum"", quoth the bee,"

"""Buzz"", quoth the blue fly, ""Hum"", quoth the bee,"

"how can this busybody take precedence of me?"

"how can this busybody take precedence of me?"

"how can this busybody take precedence of me?"

"how can this busybody take precedence of me?"

"how can this busybody take precedence of me?"

When head and heart are hot,

When head and heart are hot,

When head and heart are hot,

When head and heart are hot,

When head and heart are hot,

"then tongue and hand are wild: So, Ma'am, it looks to me."

"then tongue and hand are wild: So, Ma'am, it looks to me."

"then tongue and hand are wild: So, Ma'am, it looks to me."

"then tongue and hand are wild: So, Ma'am, it looks to me."

"then tongue and hand are wild: So, Ma'am, it looks to me."

"(I curse him for his insolence, and some day I will hurl him down.)"

"(I curse him for his insolence, and some day I will hurl him down.)"

"(I curse him for his insolence, and some day I will hurl him down.)"

"(I curse him for his insolence, and some day I will hurl him down.)"

"(I curse him for his insolence, and some day I will hurl him down.)"

"Raleigh, your wit flies free, we find your judgment mild."

"Raleigh, your wit flies free, we find your judgment mild."

"Raleigh, your wit flies free, we find your judgment mild."

"Raleigh, your wit flies free, we find your judgment mild."

"Raleigh, your wit flies free, we find your judgment mild."

"Approach, my subjects both, and hear my judgment now."

"Approach, my subjects both, and hear my judgment now."

"Approach, my subjects both, and hear my judgment now."

"Approach, my subjects both, and hear my judgment now."

Like Solomon, the wisest Prince,

Like Solomon, the wisest Prince,

Like Solomon, the wisest Prince,

Like Solomon, the wisest Prince,

"our Prince her wisdom to her judgment brings."

"our Prince her wisdom to her judgment brings."

"our Prince her wisdom to her judgment brings."

"our Prince her wisdom to her judgment brings."

"our Prince her wisdom to her judgment brings."

"Anger would be too strong against this youthful sparring."

"Anger would be too strong against this youthful sparring."

"Anger would be too strong against this youthful sparring."

"Anger would be too strong against this youthful sparring."

"Anger would be too strong against this youthful sparring."

"My ruling hear ye both: Forbear from graver warring!"

"My ruling hear ye both: Forbear from graver warring!"

"My ruling hear ye both: Forbear from graver warring!"

"My ruling hear ye both: Forbear from graver warring!"

"My ruling hear ye both: Forbear from graver warring!"

"God's death, we need your arms! Pray you, good lords, defend us..."

"God's death, we need your arms! Pray you, good lords, defend us..."

"God's death, we need your arms! Pray you, good lords, defend us..."

"God's death, we need your arms! Pray you, good lords, defend us..."

"God's death, we need your arms! Pray you, good lords, defend us..."

"our kingdom and our people against the foes would end us."

"our kingdom and our people against the foes would end us."

"our kingdom and our people against the foes would end us."

"our kingdom and our people against the foes would end us."

"our kingdom and our people against the foes would end us."

"Fail not to come to court, in fine or dirty weather, I'll not neglect you,"

"Fail not to come to court, in fine or dirty weather, I'll not neglect you,"

"Fail not to come to court, in fine or dirty weather, I'll not neglect you,"

"Fail not to come to court, in fine or dirty weather, I'll not neglect you,"

"Fail not to come to court, in fine or dirty weather, I'll not neglect you,"

but see you come together.

but see you come together.

but see you come together.

but see you come together.

"Rise both, my lords, and see how these good folk respect you. Spurn not their trust; Remember your Princess will protect you."

"Rise both, my lords, and see how these good folk respect you. Spurn not their trust; Remember your Princess will protect you."

"Rise both, my lords, and see how these good folk respect you. Spurn not their trust; Remember your Princess will protect you."

"Rise both, my lords, and see how these good folk respect you. Spurn not their trust; Remember your Princess will protect you."

"Rise both, my lords, and see how these good folk respect you. Spurn not their trust; Remember your Princess will protect you."

"Our quarrel over, I engage myself to be his friend."

"Our quarrel over, I engage myself to be his friend."

"Our quarrel over, I engage myself to be his friend."

The wisdom of our Queen has made us brothers.

The wisdom of our Queen has made us brothers.

The wisdom of our Queen has made us brothers.

The wisdom of our Queen has made us brothers.

The wisdom of our Queen has made us brothers.

All honour to our Queen, who calms the stubborn knights.

All honour to our Queen, who calms the stubborn knights.

All honour to our Queen, who calms the stubborn knights.

All honour to our Queen, who calms the stubborn knights.

She'll not neglect us if we come together.

She'll not neglect us if we come together.

She'll not neglect us if we come together.

She'll not neglect us if we come together.

To our great Queen thanks we now give!

To our great Queen thanks we now give!

To our great Queen thanks we now give!

To our great Queen thanks we now give!

I will protect you!

I will protect you!

I will protect you!

I will protect you!

"Our lives are in your hand, Queen of this island region!"

"Our lives are in your hand, Queen of this island region!"

"Our lives are in your hand, Queen of this island region!"

"Our lives are in your hand, Queen of this island region!"

"Our lives are in your hand, Queen of this island region!"

Your life is guarded by ours as by a legion.

Your life is guarded by ours as by a legion.

Your life is guarded by ours as by a legion.

Your life is guarded by ours as by a legion.

We vow this day.

We vow this day.

We vow this day.

We vow this day.

We vow this day.

"Long may she keep this realm from war and war's alarms!"

"Long may she keep this realm from war and war's alarms!"

"Long may she keep this realm from war and war's alarms!"

"Long may she keep this realm from war and war's alarms!"

"Long may she keep this realm from war and war's alarms!"

"Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen."

"Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen."

"Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen."

"Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen."

"Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen."

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

"And now I give you both my hand, for your obedience."

"And now I give you both my hand, for your obedience."

"And now I give you both my hand, for your obedience."

"And now I give you both my hand, for your obedience."

"And now I give you both my hand, for your obedience."

"Your Majesty, a subject kneels to thank you for your grace."

"Your Majesty, a subject kneels to thank you for your grace."

"Your Majesty, a subject kneels to thank you for your grace."

"Your Majesty, a subject kneels to thank you for your grace."

"Your Majesty, a subject kneels to thank you for your grace."

"My lords, your quarrel's reconciled, and now I end this audience."

"My lords, your quarrel's reconciled, and now I end this audience."

"My lords, your quarrel's reconciled, and now I end this audience."

"My lords, your quarrel's reconciled, and now I end this audience."

"My lords, your quarrel's reconciled, and now I end this audience."

Let trumpets blow!

Let trumpets blow!

Let trumpets blow!

Lead on!

Lead on!

Lead on!

"Too touchy and too hot, they fought like boys."

"Too touchy and too hot, they fought like boys."

"Too touchy and too hot, they fought like boys."

"Too touchy and too hot, they fought like boys."

"Too touchy and too hot, they fought like boys."

"Lady Rich, Penelope, what did she say or do when she heard of the fight?"

"Lady Rich, Penelope, what did she say or do when she heard of the fight?"

"Lady Rich, Penelope, what did she say or do when she heard of the fight?"

"Lady Rich, Penelope, what did she say or do when she heard of the fight?"

"My lord of Essex is her brother; My lady was much concerned."

"My lord of Essex is her brother; My lady was much concerned."

"My lord of Essex is her brother; My lady was much concerned."

"My lord of Essex is her brother; My lady was much concerned."

Concerned for both?

Concerned for both?

"Madam, rumour declares Mountjoy and Lady Rich are closely fond."

"Madam, rumour declares Mountjoy and Lady Rich are closely fond."

"Madam, rumour declares Mountjoy and Lady Rich are closely fond."

"Madam, rumour declares Mountjoy and Lady Rich are closely fond."

"Madam, rumour declares Mountjoy and Lady Rich are closely fond."

'Tis true, I know: The dark Penelope!

'Tis true, I know: The dark Penelope!

'Tis true, I know: The dark Penelope!

"To have a brother and a lover fight would banish all tranquillity."

"To have a brother and a lover fight would banish all tranquillity."

"To have a brother and a lover fight would banish all tranquillity."

"To have a brother and a lover fight would banish all tranquillity."

The touchier of the two received the wound.

The touchier of the two received the wound.

"'Twas right someone should take our Essex down, or he might grow unruly and unruled."

"'Twas right someone should take our Essex down, or he might grow unruly and unruled."

"'Twas right someone should take our Essex down, or he might grow unruly and unruled."

"'Twas right someone should take our Essex down, or he might grow unruly and unruled."

"'Twas right someone should take our Essex down, or he might grow unruly and unruled."

"The Earl will not be schooled, will never learn restraint."

"The Earl will not be schooled, will never learn restraint."

"The Earl will not be schooled, will never learn restraint."

My pigmy elf, ah! 'Tis for that I love the lordly boy!

My pigmy elf, ah! 'Tis for that I love the lordly boy!

My pigmy elf, ah! 'Tis for that I love the lordly boy!

My pigmy elf, ah! 'Tis for that I love the lordly boy!

My pigmy elf, ah! 'Tis for that I love the lordly boy!

Ah, Madam, pray take care!

Ah, Madam, pray take care!

Ah, Madam, pray take care!

Ah, Madam, pray take care!

Ah, Madam, pray take care!

Hark, sir!

Hark, sir!

"This ring I had at my crowning, with it I wedded myself to the realm."

"This ring I had at my crowning, with it I wedded myself to the realm."

"This ring I had at my crowning, with it I wedded myself to the realm."

"This ring I had at my crowning, with it I wedded myself to the realm."

"This ring I had at my crowning, with it I wedded myself to the realm."

"My comfort hath been that my people are happy."

"My comfort hath been that my people are happy."

"My comfort hath been that my people are happy."

"My comfort hath been that my people are happy."

"My comfort hath been that my people are happy."

"Happiness theirs because you are discreet."

"Happiness theirs because you are discreet."

"Happiness theirs because you are discreet."

"Happiness theirs because you are discreet."

"Happiness theirs because you are discreet."

I seek no husband,

I seek no husband,

I seek no husband,

"but good Master Ascham in my infancy taught me love's better than fear."

"but good Master Ascham in my infancy taught me love's better than fear."

"but good Master Ascham in my infancy taught me love's better than fear."

"but good Master Ascham in my infancy taught me love's better than fear."

"but good Master Ascham in my infancy taught me love's better than fear."

"And caution is better, sweet Highness, than ruin, than rashness and ruin."

"And caution is better, sweet Highness, than ruin, than rashness and ruin."

"And caution is better, sweet Highness, than ruin, than rashness and ruin."

"And caution is better, sweet Highness, than ruin, than rashness and ruin."

"And caution is better, sweet Highness, than ruin, than rashness and ruin."

"O Princess, whom your people love as their protector, long and long my noble father served you."

"O Princess, whom your people love as their protector, long and long my noble father served you."

"O Princess, whom your people love as their protector, long and long my noble father served you."

"O Princess, whom your people love as their protector, long and long my noble father served you."

"O Princess, whom your people love as their protector, long and long my noble father served you."

"O let me serve you now, recite the precept that my father taught!"

"O let me serve you now, recite the precept that my father taught!"

"O let me serve you now, recite the precept that my father taught!"

"O let me serve you now, recite the precept that my father taught!"

"O let me serve you now, recite the precept that my father taught!"

"The art of government is in procrastination and in silence and delay."

"The art of government is in procrastination and in silence and delay."

"The art of government is in procrastination and in silence and delay."

"The art of government is in procrastination and in silence and delay."

"The art of government is in procrastination and in silence and delay."

"Blazing bonfires left to burn will soon consume themselves away."

"Blazing bonfires left to burn will soon consume themselves away."

"Blazing bonfires left to burn will soon consume themselves away."

"Blazing bonfires left to burn will soon consume themselves away."

"Blazing bonfires left to burn will soon consume themselves away."

Of evils choose the least:

Of evils choose the least:

Of evils choose the least:

Of evils choose the least:

"Great foes will tumble down in time or wither, one by one."

"Great foes will tumble down in time or wither, one by one."

"Great foes will tumble down in time or wither, one by one."

"Great foes will tumble down in time or wither, one by one."

"Great foes will tumble down in time or wither, one by one."

"He that rules must hear and see what's openly or darkly done."

"He that rules must hear and see what's openly or darkly done."

"He that rules must hear and see what's openly or darkly done."

"He that rules must hear and see what's openly or darkly done."

"He that rules must hear and see what's openly or darkly done."

All that is not enough...

All that is not enough...

"There comes a moment when to rule is to be swift and bold."

"There comes a moment when to rule is to be swift and bold."

"There comes a moment when to rule is to be swift and bold."

"There comes a moment when to rule is to be swift and bold."

"Know at last the time to strike, it may be when the iron is cold."

"Know at last the time to strike, it may be when the iron is cold."

"Know at last the time to strike, it may be when the iron is cold."

"Know at last the time to strike, it may be when the iron is cold."

"Know at last the time to strike, it may be when the iron is cold."

Your Princess thanks you, trusty elf.

Your Princess thanks you, trusty elf.

Your Princess thanks you, trusty elf.

Your Princess thanks you, trusty elf.

Your Princess thanks you, trusty elf.

"Now if I may obtrude myself, the new ambassador from Spain..."

"Now if I may obtrude myself, the new ambassador from Spain..."

"Now if I may obtrude myself, the new ambassador from Spain..."

"Now if I may obtrude myself, the new ambassador from Spain..."

"Now if I may obtrude myself, the new ambassador from Spain..."

Is at the old one's tricks again!

Is at the old one's tricks again!

Is at the old one's tricks again!

With one care ended, others are begun.

With one care ended, others are begun.

With one care ended, others are begun.

With one care ended, others are begun.

The newest is an old care now renewed.

The newest is an old care now renewed.

The newest is an old care now renewed.

The newest is an old care now renewed.

What new old care is this?

What new old care is this?

What new old care is this?

"Word has been brought the King of Spain designs a new Armada to be sent."

"Word has been brought the King of Spain designs a new Armada to be sent."

"Word has been brought the King of Spain designs a new Armada to be sent."

"Word has been brought the King of Spain designs a new Armada to be sent."

"Word has been brought the King of Spain designs a new Armada to be sent."

"How soon? How nearly can they guess, our faithful eyes and ears?"

"How soon? How nearly can they guess, our faithful eyes and ears?"

"How soon? How nearly can they guess, our faithful eyes and ears?"

"How soon? How nearly can they guess, our faithful eyes and ears?"

"How soon? How nearly can they guess, our faithful eyes and ears?"

Perhaps before the spring.

Perhaps before the spring.

"God's death! What men, what money must be thrown into the maw of cannon!"

"God's death! What men, what money must be thrown into the maw of cannon!"

"God's death! What men, what money must be thrown into the maw of cannon!"

"God's death! What men, what money must be thrown into the maw of cannon!"

"God's death! What men, what money must be thrown into the maw of cannon!"

Madam, we are in the hands of God.

Madam, we are in the hands of God.

Madam, we are in the hands of God.

Madam, we are in the hands of God.

He at a breath can melt the steel of Spain.

He at a breath can melt the steel of Spain.

He at a breath can melt the steel of Spain.

He at a breath can melt the steel of Spain.

He at a breath can melt the steel of Spain.

We can but watch and wait.

We can but watch and wait.

We can but watch and wait.

We can but watch and wait.

We can but watch and wait.

My lord of Essex!

My lord of Essex!

Welcome, my lord.

Welcome, my lord.

"Sir Robert here, so wise in counsel, will return anon."

"Sir Robert here, so wise in counsel, will return anon."

"Sir Robert here, so wise in counsel, will return anon."

"Sir Robert here, so wise in counsel, will return anon."

Cousin, I greet you.

Cousin, I greet you.

Queen of my life!

Queen of my life!

Queen of my life!

Queen of my life!

Ah, Robin!

Ah, Robin!

Queen of my life!

Queen of my life!

Queen of my life!

Queen of my life!

Cares of State eat up my days.

Cares of State eat up my days.

Cares of State eat up my days.

There lies my lute, take it and play.

There lies my lute, take it and play.

There lies my lute, take it and play.

"Quick music is best when the heart is oppressed."

"Quick music is best when the heart is oppressed."

"Quick music is best when the heart is oppressed."

"Quick music is best when the heart is oppressed."

"Quick music can heal with dancing, by night and by day."

"Quick music can heal with dancing, by night and by day."

"Quick music can heal with dancing, by night and by day."

"Quick music can heal with dancing, by night and by day."

"Quick music can heal with dancing, by night and by day."

Quick music is best for the pipe or the strings.

Quick music is best for the pipe or the strings.

Quick music is best for the pipe or the strings.

Quick music is best for the pipe or the strings.

Quick music is best for the pipe or the strings.

"Quick music can heal with dancing, the pleasure of kings."

"Quick music can heal with dancing, the pleasure of kings."

"Quick music can heal with dancing, the pleasure of kings."

"Quick music can heal with dancing, the pleasure of kings."

Too light, too gay: A song for careless hearts.

Too light, too gay: A song for careless hearts.

Too light, too gay: A song for careless hearts.

Too light, too gay: A song for careless hearts.

Turn to the lute again...

Turn to the lute again...

evoke some far-off place or time...

evoke some far-off place or time...

evoke some far-off place or time...

evoke some far-off place or time...

evoke some far-off place or time...

a dream, a mood, an air to spirit us both away.

a dream, a mood, an air to spirit us both away.

a dream, a mood, an air to spirit us both away.

a dream, a mood, an air to spirit us both away.

a dream, a mood, an air to spirit us both away.

Happy...

Happy...

Happy...

Happy...

Happy were he...

Happy were he...

Happy were he...

Happy were he...

could finish forth his fate in some unhaunted desert...

could finish forth his fate in some unhaunted desert...

could finish forth his fate in some unhaunted desert...

could finish forth his fate in some unhaunted desert...

could finish forth his fate in some unhaunted desert...

"where, obscure from all society, from love and hate of worldly folk..."

"where, obscure from all society, from love and hate of worldly folk..."

"where, obscure from all society, from love and hate of worldly folk..."

"where, obscure from all society, from love and hate of worldly folk..."

"where, obscure from all society, from love and hate of worldly folk..."

then might he sleep secure...

then might he sleep secure...

then might he sleep secure...

then might he sleep secure...

then might he sleep secure...

"then wake again... and give God ever praise, content with hips and haws and brambleberry..."

"then wake again... and give God ever praise, content with hips and haws and brambleberry..."

"then wake again... and give God ever praise, content with hips and haws and brambleberry..."

"then wake again... and give God ever praise, content with hips and haws and brambleberry..."

"then wake again... and give God ever praise, content with hips and haws and brambleberry..."

in contemplation spending all his days...

in contemplation spending all his days...

in contemplation spending all his days...

in contemplation spending all his days...

and change of holy thoughts to make him merry.

and change of holy thoughts to make him merry.

and change of holy thoughts to make him merry.

and change of holy thoughts to make him merry.

and change of holy thoughts to make him merry.

Where, when he dies, his tomb might be a bush...

Where, when he dies, his tomb might be a bush...

Where, when he dies, his tomb might be a bush...

Where, when he dies, his tomb might be a bush...

Where, when he dies, his tomb might be a bush...

where harmless robin dwells with gentle thrush.

where harmless robin dwells with gentle thrush.

where harmless robin dwells with gentle thrush.

where harmless robin dwells with gentle thrush.

where harmless robin dwells with gentle thrush.

Happy were he!

Happy were he!

Happy were he!

Happy were he!

Happy were he!

Robin, a melting song.

Robin, a melting song.

Robin, a melting song.

Robin, a melting song.

But who can this unworldly hermit be?

But who can this unworldly hermit be?

But who can this unworldly hermit be?

But who can this unworldly hermit be?

It might be any man, not one you know.

It might be any man, not one you know.

It might be any man, not one you know.

It might be any man, not one you know.

'Tis a conceit, it is not you...

'Tis a conceit, it is not you...

'Tis a conceit, it is not you...

Queen of my life, I cannot tell.

Queen of my life, I cannot tell.

Queen of my life, I cannot tell.

You man of moods!

You man of moods!

I know it well!

I know it well!

Victor of Cadiz!

Victor of Cadiz!

Victor of Cadiz!

Loser of esteem!

Loser of esteem!

Leader of armies!

Leader of armies!

Follower of a dream!

Follower of a dream!

Follower of a dream!

Now up, now down, and cautious never!

Now up, now down, and cautious never!

Now up, now down, and cautious never!

Now up, now down, and cautious never!

Now up, now down, and cautious never!

But to one passion constant ever.

But to one passion constant ever.

But to one passion constant ever.

To advance in fortune, as becomes a man.

To advance in fortune, as becomes a man.

To advance in fortune, as becomes a man.

To advance in favour as a suitor longs.

To advance in favour as a suitor longs.

To advance in favour as a suitor longs.

"Do I not favour thee, promote thy pride and right thy wrongs?"

"Do I not favour thee, promote thy pride and right thy wrongs?"

"Do I not favour thee, promote thy pride and right thy wrongs?"

"Do I not favour thee, promote thy pride and right thy wrongs?"

"Do I not favour thee, promote thy pride and right thy wrongs?"

Sovereign most loved...

Sovereign most loved...

Sovereign most loved...

"O heretofore, though ringed with foes, I only bled with arrows of the spring. What solace can I disclose? Better than tears the faithfulness I bring..."

"O heretofore, though ringed with foes, I only bled with arrows of the spring. What solace can I disclose? Better than tears the faithfulness I bring..."

"O heretofore, though ringed with foes, I only bled with arrows of the spring. What solace can I disclose? Better than tears the faithfulness I bring..."

"O heretofore, though ringed with foes, I only bled with arrows of the spring. What solace can I disclose? Better than tears the faithfulness I bring..."

"O heretofore, though ringed with foes, I only bled with arrows of the spring. What solace can I disclose? Better than tears the faithfulness I bring..."

"My sense was only wounded by the rose. What my heart holds, only thy heart knows."

"My sense was only wounded by the rose. What my heart holds, only thy heart knows."

"My sense was only wounded by the rose. What my heart holds, only thy heart knows."

"My sense was only wounded by the rose. What my heart holds, only thy heart knows."

"My sense was only wounded by the rose. What my heart holds, only thy heart knows."

"But years decline and go: We shall reap but as we sow."

"But years decline and go: We shall reap but as we sow."

"But years decline and go: We shall reap but as we sow."

"But years decline and go: We shall reap but as we sow."

"But years decline and go: We shall reap but as we sow."

"Video et taceo... that we shall reap but as we sow."

"Video et taceo... that we shall reap but as we sow."

"Video et taceo... that we shall reap but as we sow."

"Video et taceo... that we shall reap but as we sow."

"Madam, than your voice with me no song is sweeter."

"Madam, than your voice with me no song is sweeter."

"Madam, than your voice with me no song is sweeter."

"Madam, than your voice with me no song is sweeter."

"Madam, than your voice with me no song is sweeter."

"Then rejoice with me! I am a woman, though I be a Queen, and still a woman though I be a Prince!"

"Then rejoice with me! I am a woman, though I be a Queen, and still a woman though I be a Prince!"

"Then rejoice with me! I am a woman, though I be a Queen, and still a woman though I be a Prince!"

"Then rejoice with me! I am a woman, though I be a Queen, and still a woman though I be a Prince!"

"Then rejoice with me! I am a woman, though I be a Queen, and still a woman though I be a Prince!"

"Then let me dare assert the man I am, avow mine humble duty is far more than duty now."

"Then let me dare assert the man I am, avow mine humble duty is far more than duty now."

"Then let me dare assert the man I am, avow mine humble duty is far more than duty now."

"Then let me dare assert the man I am, avow mine humble duty is far more than duty now."

"Then let me dare assert the man I am, avow mine humble duty is far more than duty now."

"Call me not malapert if from thy feet I start a subject, who declares a more than subject heart."

"Call me not malapert if from thy feet I start a subject, who declares a more than subject heart."

"Call me not malapert if from thy feet I start a subject, who declares a more than subject heart."

"Call me not malapert if from thy feet I start a subject, who declares a more than subject heart."

"Call me not malapert if from thy feet I start a subject, who declares a more than subject heart."

Robin, no more! Blow not the spark to flame...

Robin, no more! Blow not the spark to flame...

Robin, no more! Blow not the spark to flame...

Robin, no more! Blow not the spark to flame...

Look, my lord, we are not alone!

Look, my lord, we are not alone!

Look, my lord, we are not alone!

"The jackal lurking by the wall, how vain his hope the lion will fall!"

"The jackal lurking by the wall, how vain his hope the lion will fall!"

"The jackal lurking by the wall, how vain his hope the lion will fall!"

"The jackal lurking by the wall, how vain his hope the lion will fall!"

Be less impetuous, my lord.

Be less impetuous, my lord.

"The jackal waiting in the night, he keepeth long his evil spite."

"The jackal waiting in the night, he keepeth long his evil spite."

"The jackal waiting in the night, he keepeth long his evil spite."

"The jackal waiting in the night, he keepeth long his evil spite."

You wrong Sir Walter Raleigh there.

You wrong Sir Walter Raleigh there.

"Raleigh, Cecil, seek to ban my claim to Ireland, if they can. I am the man to conquer Tyrone."

"Raleigh, Cecil, seek to ban my claim to Ireland, if they can. I am the man to conquer Tyrone."

"Raleigh, Cecil, seek to ban my claim to Ireland, if they can. I am the man to conquer Tyrone."

"Raleigh, Cecil, seek to ban my claim to Ireland, if they can. I am the man to conquer Tyrone."

"Raleigh, Cecil, seek to ban my claim to Ireland, if they can. I am the man to conquer Tyrone."

For God's sake let me go!

For God's sake let me go!

Your plainings I can never refuse.

Your plainings I can never refuse.

Your plainings I can never refuse.

Your plainings I can never refuse.

Your plainings I can never refuse.

"I am the man Tyrone to overthrow. I am the man, sweet Prince, for God's sake let me go!"

"I am the man Tyrone to overthrow. I am the man, sweet Prince, for God's sake let me go!"

"I am the man Tyrone to overthrow. I am the man, sweet Prince, for God's sake let me go!"

"I am the man Tyrone to overthrow. I am the man, sweet Prince, for God's sake let me go!"

Robin, I must spare your presence.

Robin, I must spare your presence.

Robin, I must spare your presence.

Robin, I must spare your presence.

The business of the kingdom waits.

The business of the kingdom waits.

The business of the kingdom waits.

Make your adieux!

Make your adieux!

Make your adieux!

On rivalries 'tis safe for kings to base their power.

On rivalries 'tis safe for kings to base their power.

On rivalries 'tis safe for kings to base their power.

On rivalries 'tis safe for kings to base their power.

On rivalries 'tis safe for kings to base their power.

"But how their spirit longs for harmonies and mellowings of discords harsh, of real and phantom wrongs!"

"But how their spirit longs for harmonies and mellowings of discords harsh, of real and phantom wrongs!"

"But how their spirit longs for harmonies and mellowings of discords harsh, of real and phantom wrongs!"

"But how their spirit longs for harmonies and mellowings of discords harsh, of real and phantom wrongs!"

"But how their spirit longs for harmonies and mellowings of discords harsh, of real and phantom wrongs!"

"If life were love and love were true, then could I love thee through and through!"

"If life were love and love were true, then could I love thee through and through!"

"If life were love and love were true, then could I love thee through and through!"

"If life were love and love were true, then could I love thee through and through!"

"If life were love and love were true, then could I love thee through and through!"

But God gave me a sceptre, the burden and the glory.

But God gave me a sceptre, the burden and the glory.

But God gave me a sceptre, the burden and the glory.

But God gave me a sceptre, the burden and the glory.

But God gave me a sceptre, the burden and the glory.

I must not lay them down.

I must not lay them down.

I must not lay them down.

I must not lay them down.

I must not lay them down.

I live and reign a virgin, will die in honour...

I live and reign a virgin, will die in honour...

I live and reign a virgin, will die in honour...

I live and reign a virgin, will die in honour...

I live and reign a virgin, will die in honour...

leave a refulgent crown!

leave a refulgent crown!

leave a refulgent crown!

leave a refulgent crown!

leave a refulgent crown!

O God, my King, sole ruler of the world...

O God, my King, sole ruler of the world...

O God, my King, sole ruler of the world...

O God, my King, sole ruler of the world...

"that pulled me from a prison to a palace, to be a sovereign Princess..."

"that pulled me from a prison to a palace, to be a sovereign Princess..."

"that pulled me from a prison to a palace, to be a sovereign Princess..."

"that pulled me from a prison to a palace, to be a sovereign Princess..."

and to rule the people of England.

and to rule the people of England.

and to rule the people of England.

"Thou hast placed me high, but my flesh is frail."

"Thou hast placed me high, but my flesh is frail."

"Thou hast placed me high, but my flesh is frail."

"Thou hast placed me high, but my flesh is frail."

"Thou hast placed me high, but my flesh is frail."

Without Thee my throne is unstable...

Without Thee my throne is unstable...

Without Thee my throne is unstable...

Without Thee my throne is unstable...

my kingdom tottering, my life uncertain.

my kingdom tottering, my life uncertain.

my kingdom tottering, my life uncertain.

O maintain in this weak woman the heart of a man!

O maintain in this weak woman the heart of a man!

O maintain in this weak woman the heart of a man!

O maintain in this weak woman the heart of a man!

O maintain in this weak woman the heart of a man!

Errors and faults have beset me from my youth.

Errors and faults have beset me from my youth.

Errors and faults have beset me from my youth.

Errors and faults have beset me from my youth.

Errors and faults have beset me from my youth.

I bow myself before the throne of Thy grace.

I bow myself before the throne of Thy grace.

I bow myself before the throne of Thy grace.

I bow myself before the throne of Thy grace.

I bow myself before the throne of Thy grace.

Forgive me and protect me, O God, my King...

Forgive me and protect me, O God, my King...

Forgive me and protect me, O God, my King...

Forgive me and protect me, O God, my King...

Forgive me and protect me, O God, my King...

that I may rule and protect my people in peace.

that I may rule and protect my people in peace.

that I may rule and protect my people in peace.

that I may rule and protect my people in peace.

that I may rule and protect my people in peace.

Amen.

Amen.

Amen.

Amen.

Amen.

"And therefore, most gracious Empress, the citizens of Norwich must always pray for Your Majesty's royal person..."

"And therefore, most gracious Empress, the citizens of Norwich must always pray for Your Majesty's royal person..."

"And therefore, most gracious Empress, the citizens of Norwich must always pray for Your Majesty's royal person..."

"And therefore, most gracious Empress, the citizens of Norwich must always pray for Your Majesty's royal person..."

"And therefore, most gracious Empress, the citizens of Norwich must always pray for Your Majesty's royal person..."

"whom God now and ever, preserve to His good pleasure and our great comfort."

"whom God now and ever, preserve to His good pleasure and our great comfort."

"whom God now and ever, preserve to His good pleasure and our great comfort."

"whom God now and ever, preserve to His good pleasure and our great comfort."

"whom God now and ever, preserve to His good pleasure and our great comfort."

I thank you, Master Recorder.

I thank you, Master Recorder.

I thank you, Master Recorder.

"You have spoken to me from the faithful hearts of my people of Norwich."

"You have spoken to me from the faithful hearts of my people of Norwich."

"You have spoken to me from the faithful hearts of my people of Norwich."

"You have spoken to me from the faithful hearts of my people of Norwich."

"And I would have them know that they may have a greater or wiser prince..."

"And I would have them know that they may have a greater or wiser prince..."

"And I would have them know that they may have a greater or wiser prince..."

"And I would have them know that they may have a greater or wiser prince..."

"And I would have them know that they may have a greater or wiser prince..."

but they shall never have a prince more loving.

but they shall never have a prince more loving.

but they shall never have a prince more loving.

but they shall never have a prince more loving.

but they shall never have a prince more loving.

Hurrah! Hurrah!

Hurrah! Hurrah!

Hurrah! Hurrah!

Hurrah! Hurrah!

Hurrah! Hurrah!

Good sir, your homage hath nearly proved your undoing!

Good sir, your homage hath nearly proved your undoing!

Good sir, your homage hath nearly proved your undoing!

Good sir, your homage hath nearly proved your undoing!

Madam, forgive me.

Madam, forgive me.

Madam, forgive me.

Madam, forgive me.

"My bones are old; My heart is old, but not too old to beat."

"My bones are old; My heart is old, but not too old to beat."

"My bones are old; My heart is old, but not too old to beat."

"My bones are old; My heart is old, but not too old to beat."

"And if my knees would bend I would be kneeling at your feet."

"And if my knees would bend I would be kneeling at your feet."

"And if my knees would bend I would be kneeling at your feet."

"And if my knees would bend I would be kneeling at your feet."

"And if my knees would bend I would be kneeling at your feet."

"God's blessing on your heart. Continue there."

"God's blessing on your heart. Continue there."

"God's blessing on your heart. Continue there."

"Behold! Behold! Never was a prince more loving!"

"Behold! Behold! Never was a prince more loving!"

"Behold! Behold! Never was a prince more loving!"

"Behold! Behold! Never was a prince more loving!"

"Behold! Behold! Never was a prince more loving!"

"Madam, it is our hope you may be pleased to see a masque, here new devised to honour you, with song and dance."

"Madam, it is our hope you may be pleased to see a masque, here new devised to honour you, with song and dance."

"Madam, it is our hope you may be pleased to see a masque, here new devised to honour you, with song and dance."

"Madam, it is our hope you may be pleased to see a masque, here new devised to honour you, with song and dance."

"Madam, it is our hope you may be pleased to see a masque, here new devised to honour you, with song and dance."

"(Tedious orations, dotards on their knees... I for one could yawn myself to death.)"

"(Tedious orations, dotards on their knees... I for one could yawn myself to death.)"

"(Tedious orations, dotards on their knees... I for one could yawn myself to death.)"

"(Tedious orations, dotards on their knees... I for one could yawn myself to death.)"

"(Tedious orations, dotards on their knees... I for one could yawn myself to death.)"

"To be on progress with her Majesty, is that no honour to you now, my lord?"

"To be on progress with her Majesty, is that no honour to you now, my lord?"

"To be on progress with her Majesty, is that no honour to you now, my lord?"

"To be on progress with her Majesty, is that no honour to you now, my lord?"

"An honour, yes, but like a chain that holds me back."

"An honour, yes, but like a chain that holds me back."

"An honour, yes, but like a chain that holds me back."

"An honour, yes, but like a chain that holds me back."

That holds you back, from what?

That holds you back, from what?

That holds you back, from what?

"When will the Queen decide her Deputy for Ireland?"

"When will the Queen decide her Deputy for Ireland?"

"When will the Queen decide her Deputy for Ireland?"

The masque begins!

The masque begins!

"Melt earth to sea, sea flow to air, and air fly into fire!"

"Melt earth to sea, sea flow to air, and air fly into fire!"

"Melt earth to sea, sea flow to air, and air fly into fire!"

"Melt earth to sea, sea flow to air, and air fly into fire!"

"Melt earth to sea, sea flow to air, and air fly into fire!"

"The elements, at Gloriana's chair, mingle in tuneful choir."

"The elements, at Gloriana's chair, mingle in tuneful choir."

"The elements, at Gloriana's chair, mingle in tuneful choir."

"The elements, at Gloriana's chair, mingle in tuneful choir."

"The elements, at Gloriana's chair, mingle in tuneful choir."

"And now we summon from this leafy bower the demi-god that must appear!"

"And now we summon from this leafy bower the demi-god that must appear!"

"And now we summon from this leafy bower the demi-god that must appear!"

"And now we summon from this leafy bower the demi-god that must appear!"

"And now we summon from this leafy bower the demi-god that must appear!"

'Tis Time!

'Tis Time!

'Tis Time!

'Tis Time!

"Yes, he is Time, lusty and blithe. Time is at his apogee..."

"Yes, he is Time, lusty and blithe. Time is at his apogee..."

"Yes, he is Time, lusty and blithe. Time is at his apogee..."

"Yes, he is Time, lusty and blithe. Time is at his apogee..."

"Yes, he is Time, lusty and blithe. Time is at his apogee..."

"Although you thought to see a bearded ancient with a scythe..."

"Although you thought to see a bearded ancient with a scythe..."

"Although you thought to see a bearded ancient with a scythe..."

"Although you thought to see a bearded ancient with a scythe..."

"Although you thought to see a bearded ancient with a scythe..."

"No reaper he that cries ""Take heed!"" Time is at his apogee!"

"No reaper he that cries ""Take heed!"" Time is at his apogee!"

"No reaper he that cries ""Take heed!"" Time is at his apogee!"

"No reaper he that cries ""Take heed!"" Time is at his apogee!"

Young and strong, in his prime, behold the sower of the seed!

Young and strong, in his prime, behold the sower of the seed!

Young and strong, in his prime, behold the sower of the seed!

Young and strong, in his prime, behold the sower of the seed!

Young and strong, in his prime, behold the sower of the seed!

"And Time it was that brought me here. - And Time hath yet to bring me what is due."

"And Time it was that brought me here. - And Time hath yet to bring me what is due."

"And Time it was that brought me here. - And Time hath yet to bring me what is due."

"And Time it was that brought me here. - And Time hath yet to bring me what is due."

"Time could not sow unless he had a spouse to bless his work and give it life."

"Time could not sow unless he had a spouse to bless his work and give it life."

"Time could not sow unless he had a spouse to bless his work and give it life."

"Time could not sow unless he had a spouse to bless his work and give it life."

"Time could not sow unless he had a spouse to bless his work and give it life."

Concord, his loving wife!

Concord, his loving wife!

Concord, his loving wife!

Concord, his loving wife!

Concord, his loving wife!

Concord is here our days to bless.

Concord is here our days to bless.

Concord is here our days to bless.

Concord is here our days to bless.

Concord is here our days to bless.

"And this our land to endue with plenty, peace and happiness."

"And this our land to endue with plenty, peace and happiness."

"And this our land to endue with plenty, peace and happiness."

"And this our land to endue with plenty, peace and happiness."

"And this our land to endue with plenty, peace and happiness."

Concord and Time each needeth each.

Concord and Time each needeth each.

Concord and Time each needeth each.

Concord and Time each needeth each.

Concord and Time each needeth each.

"The ripest fruit hangs where not one, but only two can reach."

"The ripest fruit hangs where not one, but only two can reach."

"The ripest fruit hangs where not one, but only two can reach."

"The ripest fruit hangs where not one, but only two can reach."

"The ripest fruit hangs where not one, but only two can reach."

"Now Time with Concord dances, this island doth rejoice."

"Now Time with Concord dances, this island doth rejoice."

"Now Time with Concord dances, this island doth rejoice."

"Now Time with Concord dances, this island doth rejoice."

"Now Time with Concord dances, this island doth rejoice."

"And woods and waves and waters make echo to our voice."

"And woods and waves and waters make echo to our voice."

"And woods and waves and waters make echo to our voice."

"And woods and waves and waters make echo to our voice."

"And woods and waves and waters make echo to our voice."

"From springs of bounty through this county streams abundant of thanks shall flow!"

"From springs of bounty through this county streams abundant of thanks shall flow!"

"From springs of bounty through this county streams abundant of thanks shall flow!"

"From springs of bounty through this county streams abundant of thanks shall flow!"

"From springs of bounty through this county streams abundant of thanks shall flow!"

"Where life was scanty, fruits of plenty swell resplendent from earth below."

"Where life was scanty, fruits of plenty swell resplendent from earth below."

"Where life was scanty, fruits of plenty swell resplendent from earth below."

"Where life was scanty, fruits of plenty swell resplendent from earth below."

"Where life was scanty, fruits of plenty swell resplendent from earth below."

"No Greek nor Roman queenly woman knew such favour from Heav'n above..."

"No Greek nor Roman queenly woman knew such favour from Heav'n above..."

"No Greek nor Roman queenly woman knew such favour from Heav'n above..."

"No Greek nor Roman queenly woman knew such favour from Heav'n above..."

"No Greek nor Roman queenly woman knew such favour from Heav'n above..."

as she whose presence is our pleasance.

as she whose presence is our pleasance.

as she whose presence is our pleasance.

as she whose presence is our pleasance.

as she whose presence is our pleasance.

Gloriana hath all our love!

Gloriana hath all our love!

Gloriana hath all our love!

Gloriana hath all our love!

Gloriana hath all our love!

"My lord, hath time brought concord between the Earl of Essex and yourself? - Again we are good friends."

"My lord, hath time brought concord between the Earl of Essex and yourself? - Again we are good friends."

"My lord, hath time brought concord between the Earl of Essex and yourself? - Again we are good friends."

"My lord, hath time brought concord between the Earl of Essex and yourself? - Again we are good friends."

"My lord, hath time brought concord between the Earl of Essex and yourself? - Again we are good friends."

"He loves me not. Take with a grain of salt, I beg you, his abuse of me."

"He loves me not. Take with a grain of salt, I beg you, his abuse of me."

"He loves me not. Take with a grain of salt, I beg you, his abuse of me."

"He loves me not. Take with a grain of salt, I beg you, his abuse of me."

"He loves me not. Take with a grain of salt, I beg you, his abuse of me."

"And now, country maidens, bring a tribute of flowers, to the flower of princes all."

"And now, country maidens, bring a tribute of flowers, to the flower of princes all."

"And now, country maidens, bring a tribute of flowers, to the flower of princes all."

"And now, country maidens, bring a tribute of flowers, to the flower of princes all."

"And now, country maidens, bring a tribute of flowers, to the flower of princes all."

"Sweet flag and cuckoo-flower, flower-de-luce and calaminth, harebell and hyacinth!"

"Sweet flag and cuckoo-flower, flower-de-luce and calaminth, harebell and hyacinth!"

"Sweet flag and cuckoo-flower, flower-de-luce and calaminth, harebell and hyacinth!"

"Sweet flag and cuckoo-flower, flower-de-luce and calaminth, harebell and hyacinth!"

"Sweet flag and cuckoo-flower, flower-de-luce and calaminth, harebell and hyacinth!"

"Myrtle and bay, with rosemary between, Norfolk's own garlands for her Queen!"

"Myrtle and bay, with rosemary between, Norfolk's own garlands for her Queen!"

"Myrtle and bay, with rosemary between, Norfolk's own garlands for her Queen!"

"Myrtle and bay, with rosemary between, Norfolk's own garlands for her Queen!"

"Myrtle and bay, with rosemary between, Norfolk's own garlands for her Queen!"

"Behold a troop of rustic swains, bringing from the waves and pastures the fruits of their toil."

"Behold a troop of rustic swains, bringing from the waves and pastures the fruits of their toil."

"Behold a troop of rustic swains, bringing from the waves and pastures the fruits of their toil."

"Behold a troop of rustic swains, bringing from the waves and pastures the fruits of their toil."

"Behold a troop of rustic swains, bringing from the waves and pastures the fruits of their toil."

"From fen and meadow in rushy baskets they bring ensamples of all they grow."

"From fen and meadow in rushy baskets they bring ensamples of all they grow."

"From fen and meadow in rushy baskets they bring ensamples of all they grow."

"From fen and meadow in rushy baskets they bring ensamples of all they grow."

"From fen and meadow in rushy baskets they bring ensamples of all they grow."

"In earthern dishes their deep-sea fishes, yearling fleeces, woven blankets."

"In earthern dishes their deep-sea fishes, yearling fleeces, woven blankets."

"In earthern dishes their deep-sea fishes, yearling fleeces, woven blankets."

"New cream and junkets, and rustic trinkets on wicker flaskets, their country largess the best they know!"

"New cream and junkets, and rustic trinkets on wicker flaskets, their country largess the best they know!"

"New cream and junkets, and rustic trinkets on wicker flaskets, their country largess the best they know!"

"New cream and junkets, and rustic trinkets on wicker flaskets, their country largess the best they know!"

"In earthern dishes their deep-sea fishes, yearling fleeces, woven blankets."

"In earthern dishes their deep-sea fishes, yearling fleeces, woven blankets."

"In earthern dishes their deep-sea fishes, yearling fleeces, woven blankets."

"New cream and junkets, and rustic trinkets on wicker flaskets, their country largess the best they know!"

"New cream and junkets, and rustic trinkets on wicker flaskets, their country largess the best they know!"

"New cream and junkets, and rustic trinkets on wicker flaskets, their country largess the best they know!"

"New cream and junkets, and rustic trinkets on wicker flaskets, their country largess the best they know!"

"New cream and junkets, and rustic trinkets on wicker flaskets, their country largess the best they know!"

"Led by Time and Concord, let all unite in homage to Gloriana..."

"Led by Time and Concord, let all unite in homage to Gloriana..."

"Led by Time and Concord, let all unite in homage to Gloriana..."

"Led by Time and Concord, let all unite in homage to Gloriana..."

"Led by Time and Concord, let all unite in homage to Gloriana..."

our hope of peace, our flower of grace.

our hope of peace, our flower of grace.

our hope of peace, our flower of grace.

our hope of peace, our flower of grace.

our hope of peace, our flower of grace.

These tokens of our love receiving...

These tokens of our love receiving...

These tokens of our love receiving...

These tokens of our love receiving...

o take them, Princess great and dear...

o take them, Princess great and dear...

o take them, Princess great and dear...

o take them, Princess great and dear...

o take them, Princess great and dear...

"from Norwich, city you are leaving, that you afar may feel us near..."

"from Norwich, city you are leaving, that you afar may feel us near..."

"from Norwich, city you are leaving, that you afar may feel us near..."

"from Norwich, city you are leaving, that you afar may feel us near..."

"from Norwich, city you are leaving, that you afar may feel us near..."

"Norwich, we never can forget, where Time and Concord sweetly met."

"Norwich, we never can forget, where Time and Concord sweetly met."

"Norwich, we never can forget, where Time and Concord sweetly met."

"Norwich, we never can forget, where Time and Concord sweetly met."

"Norwich, we never can forget, where Time and Concord sweetly met."

Good folk, we thank you from our heart.

Good folk, we thank you from our heart.

Good folk, we thank you from our heart.

Good folk, we thank you from our heart.

Good folk, we thank you from our heart.

And in your time may concord ne'er depart.

And in your time may concord ne'er depart.

And in your time may concord ne'er depart.

And in your time may concord ne'er depart.

And in your time may concord ne'er depart.

"Behold! Never was a Prince more loving!"

"Behold! Never was a Prince more loving!"

"Behold! Never was a Prince more loving!"

"Behold! Never was a Prince more loving!"

"Behold! Never was a Prince more loving!"

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

Hurrah! Hurrah!

Hurrah! Hurrah!

Hurrah! Hurrah!

Hurrah! Hurrah!

Hurrah! Hurrah!

"Long live our rose, our evergreen! Hurrah! Hurrah!"

"Long live our rose, our evergreen! Hurrah! Hurrah!"

"Long live our rose, our evergreen! Hurrah! Hurrah!"

"Long live our rose, our evergreen! Hurrah! Hurrah!"

"Long live our rose, our evergreen! Hurrah! Hurrah!"

"Long live our rose, our evergreen! Hurrah! Hurrah!"

"Long live our rose, our evergreen! Hurrah! Hurrah!"

"Long live our rose, our evergreen! Hurrah! Hurrah!"

"Long live our rose, our evergreen! Hurrah! Hurrah!"

"Long live our rose, our evergreen! Hurrah! Hurrah!"

"A garden by a river at a trysting is perfect in the evening for a pair..."

"A garden by a river at a trysting is perfect in the evening for a pair..."

"A garden by a river at a trysting is perfect in the evening for a pair..."

"A garden by a river at a trysting is perfect in the evening for a pair..."

"A garden by a river at a trysting is perfect in the evening for a pair..."

"yet if one or the other long attendeth, delay falls like a frost upon the air."

"yet if one or the other long attendeth, delay falls like a frost upon the air."

"yet if one or the other long attendeth, delay falls like a frost upon the air."

"yet if one or the other long attendeth, delay falls like a frost upon the air."

"yet if one or the other long attendeth, delay falls like a frost upon the air."

"But anguish is exquisite in waiting, and who, with hope aflame, who feeleth chill?"

"But anguish is exquisite in waiting, and who, with hope aflame, who feeleth chill?"

"But anguish is exquisite in waiting, and who, with hope aflame, who feeleth chill?"

"But anguish is exquisite in waiting, and who, with hope aflame, who feeleth chill?"

"But anguish is exquisite in waiting, and who, with hope aflame, who feeleth chill?"

"And O, who can say, when waiting endeth, there is more joy in hunting than the kill?"

"And O, who can say, when waiting endeth, there is more joy in hunting than the kill?"

"And O, who can say, when waiting endeth, there is more joy in hunting than the kill?"

"And O, who can say, when waiting endeth, there is more joy in hunting than the kill?"

"And O, who can say, when waiting endeth, there is more joy in hunting than the kill?"

"Mountjoy, I am here at last! My dark Penelope!"

"Mountjoy, I am here at last! My dark Penelope!"

"Mountjoy, I am here at last! My dark Penelope!"

"Mountjoy, I am here at last! My dark Penelope!"

"Mountjoy, I am here at last! My dark Penelope!"

"I am here for a stolen hour by the Thames, and stolen love demandeth crafty stratagems!"

"I am here for a stolen hour by the Thames, and stolen love demandeth crafty stratagems!"

"I am here for a stolen hour by the Thames, and stolen love demandeth crafty stratagems!"

"I am here for a stolen hour by the Thames, and stolen love demandeth crafty stratagems!"

"I am here for a stolen hour by the Thames, and stolen love demandeth crafty stratagems!"

"An angel wedded to a brute! But could an angel so deceive?"

"An angel wedded to a brute! But could an angel so deceive?"

"An angel wedded to a brute! But could an angel so deceive?"

"An angel wedded to a brute! But could an angel so deceive?"

"Let us walk in the paths of pleasure and forget the nagging world outside."

"Let us walk in the paths of pleasure and forget the nagging world outside."

"Let us walk in the paths of pleasure and forget the nagging world outside."

"Let us walk in the paths of pleasure and forget the nagging world outside."

"Let us walk in the paths of pleasure and forget the nagging world outside."

"My rare one, my ruby, my treasure, my stealthy, my secret one, my own! - Thy words are honey-dew to me."

"My rare one, my ruby, my treasure, my stealthy, my secret one, my own! - Thy words are honey-dew to me."

"My rare one, my ruby, my treasure, my stealthy, my secret one, my own! - Thy words are honey-dew to me."

"My rare one, my ruby, my treasure, my stealthy, my secret one, my own! - Thy words are honey-dew to me."

"My rare one, my ruby, my treasure, my stealthy, my secret one, my own! - Thy words are honey-dew to me."

"I never hear their like from my lord. I'll give thee more than words."

"I never hear their like from my lord. I'll give thee more than words."

"I never hear their like from my lord. I'll give thee more than words."

"I never hear their like from my lord. I'll give thee more than words."

And more than words I will return thee.

And more than words I will return thee.

And more than words I will return thee.

And more than words I will return thee.

And more than words I will return thee.

"Come to the fountain, my Penelope. And watch our two reflections kiss. - Yes, I will come with thee."

"Come to the fountain, my Penelope. And watch our two reflections kiss. - Yes, I will come with thee."

"Come to the fountain, my Penelope. And watch our two reflections kiss. - Yes, I will come with thee."

"Come to the fountain, my Penelope. And watch our two reflections kiss. - Yes, I will come with thee."

"Come to the fountain, my Penelope. And watch our two reflections kiss. - Yes, I will come with thee."

"There in the water we shall see the double image of our single bliss."

"There in the water we shall see the double image of our single bliss."

"There in the water we shall see the double image of our single bliss."

"There in the water we shall see the double image of our single bliss."

"There in the water we shall see the double image of our single bliss."

"Waters, like mirrors, have no memory of any strange encounters they reflect."

"Waters, like mirrors, have no memory of any strange encounters they reflect."

"Waters, like mirrors, have no memory of any strange encounters they reflect."

"Waters, like mirrors, have no memory of any strange encounters they reflect."

"Waters, like mirrors, have no memory of any strange encounters they reflect."

"Whatever step I take, the Queen will bar my way. - The Queen knows your valour!"

"Whatever step I take, the Queen will bar my way. - The Queen knows your valour!"

"Whatever step I take, the Queen will bar my way. - The Queen knows your valour!"

"Whatever step I take, the Queen will bar my way. - The Queen knows your valour!"

"Whatever step I take, the Queen will bar my way. - The Queen knows your valour!"

"She knoweth not how quick my patience ebbs. - A subject must obey."

"She knoweth not how quick my patience ebbs. - A subject must obey."

"She knoweth not how quick my patience ebbs. - A subject must obey."

"She knoweth not how quick my patience ebbs. - A subject must obey."

"She knoweth not how quick my patience ebbs. - A subject must obey."

"Caprice, rebuff, delay... Your brother weareth sorrow like a mask."

"Caprice, rebuff, delay... Your brother weareth sorrow like a mask."

"Caprice, rebuff, delay... Your brother weareth sorrow like a mask."

"Caprice, rebuff, delay... Your brother weareth sorrow like a mask."

He feels his strength unused.

He feels his strength unused.

He feels his strength unused.

"With a great army he would sail to Ireland, to attack Tyrone."

"With a great army he would sail to Ireland, to attack Tyrone."

"With a great army he would sail to Ireland, to attack Tyrone."

"With a great army he would sail to Ireland, to attack Tyrone."

"With a great army he would sail to Ireland, to attack Tyrone."

"And he will mope or storm until the Queen hath let him go."

"And he will mope or storm until the Queen hath let him go."

"And he will mope or storm until the Queen hath let him go."

"And he will mope or storm until the Queen hath let him go."

"A garden by the river in the evening is doleful for a man ill at ease..."

"A garden by the river in the evening is doleful for a man ill at ease..."

"A garden by the river in the evening is doleful for a man ill at ease..."

"A garden by the river in the evening is doleful for a man ill at ease..."

"with enemies whose envy is more sombre than cold unfathomed hollows of the seas."

"with enemies whose envy is more sombre than cold unfathomed hollows of the seas."

"with enemies whose envy is more sombre than cold unfathomed hollows of the seas."

"with enemies whose envy is more sombre than cold unfathomed hollows of the seas."

"with enemies whose envy is more sombre than cold unfathomed hollows of the seas."

"Caprice, rebuff, delay... Far more than enough to bear!"

"Caprice, rebuff, delay... Far more than enough to bear!"

"Caprice, rebuff, delay... Far more than enough to bear!"

"Caprice, rebuff, delay... Far more than enough to bear!"

"Caprice, rebuff, delay... Far more than enough to bear!"

"In time she must relent. - In time I'll break her will! I'll have my way!"

"In time she must relent. - In time I'll break her will! I'll have my way!"

"In time she must relent. - In time I'll break her will! I'll have my way!"

"In time she must relent. - In time I'll break her will! I'll have my way!"

"In time she must relent. - In time I'll break her will! I'll have my way!"

"Robert, beware! You might be heard! - Essex, you might be heard by other ears than ours."

"Robert, beware! You might be heard! - Essex, you might be heard by other ears than ours."

"Robert, beware! You might be heard! - Essex, you might be heard by other ears than ours."

"Robert, beware! You might be heard! - Essex, you might be heard by other ears than ours."

"Robert, beware! You might be heard! - Essex, you might be heard by other ears than ours."

"On my own ground, with my own voice, to my own wife, I dare indict council and Queen..."

"On my own ground, with my own voice, to my own wife, I dare indict council and Queen..."

"On my own ground, with my own voice, to my own wife, I dare indict council and Queen..."

"On my own ground, with my own voice, to my own wife, I dare indict council and Queen..."

"No, my good lord, you do blaspheme! - 'Tis them I hate, and Cecil first, the hunchback fox, Raleigh I curse, the Queen I blame!"

"No, my good lord, you do blaspheme! - 'Tis them I hate, and Cecil first, the hunchback fox, Raleigh I curse, the Queen I blame!"

"No, my good lord, you do blaspheme! - 'Tis them I hate, and Cecil first, the hunchback fox, Raleigh I curse, the Queen I blame!"

"No, my good lord, you do blaspheme! - 'Tis them I hate, and Cecil first, the hunchback fox, Raleigh I curse, the Queen I blame!"

"No, my good lord, you do blaspheme! - 'Tis them I hate, and Cecil first, the hunchback fox, Raleigh I curse, the Queen I blame!"

"My lord, we know you have reasons and rights. - My good lord, you do blaspheme."

"My lord, we know you have reasons and rights. - My good lord, you do blaspheme."

"My lord, we know you have reasons and rights. - My good lord, you do blaspheme."

"My lord, we know you have reasons and rights. - My good lord, you do blaspheme."

By Heav'n, my voice deserveth to be heard!

By Heav'n, my voice deserveth to be heard!

By Heav'n, my voice deserveth to be heard!

By Heav'n, my voice deserveth to be heard!

"My birth and rank alone should make me first preferred."

"My birth and rank alone should make me first preferred."

"My birth and rank alone should make me first preferred."

"My birth and rank alone should make me first preferred."

"My birth and rank alone should make me first preferred."

How long am I to wait?

How long am I to wait?

How long am I to wait?

How long am I to wait?

"The Queen shall know delay may turn a sweet affection sour."

"The Queen shall know delay may turn a sweet affection sour."

"The Queen shall know delay may turn a sweet affection sour."

"The Queen shall know delay may turn a sweet affection sour."

Call on the stars above to give us one great hour...

Call on the stars above to give us one great hour...

Call on the stars above to give us one great hour...

Call on the stars above to give us one great hour...

Call on the stars above to give us one great hour...

"and the force to shape our fate. O be cautious, I implore you!"

"and the force to shape our fate. O be cautious, I implore you!"

"and the force to shape our fate. O be cautious, I implore you!"

"and the force to shape our fate. O be cautious, I implore you!"

"and the force to shape our fate. O be cautious, I implore you!"

"I with the power of love, you with the love of power, we can seize the reins of state!"

"I with the power of love, you with the love of power, we can seize the reins of state!"

"I with the power of love, you with the love of power, we can seize the reins of state!"

"I with the power of love, you with the love of power, we can seize the reins of state!"

"I with the power of love, you with the love of power, we can seize the reins of state!"

"The Queen is old, and time will steal sceptre and orb from out her hand."

"The Queen is old, and time will steal sceptre and orb from out her hand."

"The Queen is old, and time will steal sceptre and orb from out her hand."

"The Queen is old, and time will steal sceptre and orb from out her hand."

"The Queen is old, and time will steal sceptre and orb from out her hand."

Ours to decide what other head shall wear the crown.

Ours to decide what other head shall wear the crown.

Ours to decide what other head shall wear the crown.

Ours to decide what other head shall wear the crown.

Ours to decide what other head shall wear the crown.

Ours to maintain our hold upon the helm of State.

Ours to maintain our hold upon the helm of State.

Ours to maintain our hold upon the helm of State.

Ours to maintain our hold upon the helm of State.

Ours to maintain our hold upon the helm of State.

"O pray be cautious, I implore you! We have great enemies."

"O pray be cautious, I implore you! We have great enemies."

"O pray be cautious, I implore you! We have great enemies."

"O pray be cautious, I implore you! We have great enemies."

"O pray be cautious, I implore you! We have great enemies."

"Yet not so great as our resolve ourselves to rule the land."

"Yet not so great as our resolve ourselves to rule the land."

"Yet not so great as our resolve ourselves to rule the land."

"Yet not so great as our resolve ourselves to rule the land."

"Yet not so great as our resolve ourselves to rule the land."

"Pray be cautious, I implore! Ourselves to rule the land..."

"Pray be cautious, I implore! Ourselves to rule the land..."

"Pray be cautious, I implore! Ourselves to rule the land..."

"Pray be cautious, I implore! Ourselves to rule the land..."

"Pray be cautious, I implore! Ourselves to rule the land..."

"In homage to the Queen, no doubt, my lady Essex is so fine tonight."

"In homage to the Queen, no doubt, my lady Essex is so fine tonight."

"In homage to the Queen, no doubt, my lady Essex is so fine tonight."

"In homage to the Queen, to her lord, my brother, to honour all of us. And how my lady shines!"

"In homage to the Queen, to her lord, my brother, to honour all of us. And how my lady shines!"

"In homage to the Queen, to her lord, my brother, to honour all of us. And how my lady shines!"

"In homage to the Queen, to her lord, my brother, to honour all of us. And how my lady shines!"

"In homage to the Queen, to her lord, my brother, to honour all of us. And how my lady shines!"

"Frances, bright star of night, all eyes to you are turning."

"Frances, bright star of night, all eyes to you are turning."

"Frances, bright star of night, all eyes to you are turning."

"Frances, bright star of night, all eyes to you are turning."

"Frances, bright star of night, all eyes to you are turning."

"Robert would have me blaze in all this gaudiness. But will the Queen approve?"

"Robert would have me blaze in all this gaudiness. But will the Queen approve?"

"Robert would have me blaze in all this gaudiness. But will the Queen approve?"

"Robert would have me blaze in all this gaudiness. But will the Queen approve?"

"Robert would have me blaze in all this gaudiness. But will the Queen approve?"

"Earl Marshall of England, I require my lady to appear in state befitting her rank and beauty."

"Earl Marshall of England, I require my lady to appear in state befitting her rank and beauty."

"Earl Marshall of England, I require my lady to appear in state befitting her rank and beauty."

"Earl Marshall of England, I require my lady to appear in state befitting her rank and beauty."

"Earl Marshall of England, I require my lady to appear in state befitting her rank and beauty."

May it please you to dance a galliard!

May it please you to dance a galliard!

May it please you to dance a galliard!

May it please you to dance a galliard!

"On hot nights and for stately moods pavanes and galliards are all very well."

"On hot nights and for stately moods pavanes and galliards are all very well."

"On hot nights and for stately moods pavanes and galliards are all very well."

"On hot nights and for stately moods pavanes and galliards are all very well."

"On hot nights and for stately moods pavanes and galliards are all very well."

"Tonight the air's chilly, so let us warm our blood by dancing high in the Italian mode."

"Tonight the air's chilly, so let us warm our blood by dancing high in the Italian mode."

"Tonight the air's chilly, so let us warm our blood by dancing high in the Italian mode."

"Tonight the air's chilly, so let us warm our blood by dancing high in the Italian mode."

"Tonight the air's chilly, so let us warm our blood by dancing high in the Italian mode."

Command there a lavolta!

Command there a lavolta!

Command there a lavolta!

May it please you to dance lavolta!

May it please you to dance lavolta!

May it please you to dance lavolta!

May it please you to dance lavolta!

"High stepping rejoices the sinews. And for a long life the wise decree a free and frequent sweat."

"High stepping rejoices the sinews. And for a long life the wise decree a free and frequent sweat."

"High stepping rejoices the sinews. And for a long life the wise decree a free and frequent sweat."

"High stepping rejoices the sinews. And for a long life the wise decree a free and frequent sweat."

"High stepping rejoices the sinews. And for a long life the wise decree a free and frequent sweat."

"The ladies will change their linen! And presently I will rejoin you."

"The ladies will change their linen! And presently I will rejoin you."

"The ladies will change their linen! And presently I will rejoin you."

"The ladies will change their linen! And presently I will rejoin you."

"The ladies will change their linen! And presently I will rejoin you."

"Frances, so plain now, so late and so breathless? While I was changing my new court dress vanished."

"Frances, so plain now, so late and so breathless? While I was changing my new court dress vanished."

"Frances, so plain now, so late and so breathless? While I was changing my new court dress vanished."

"Frances, so plain now, so late and so breathless? While I was changing my new court dress vanished."

"Frances, so plain now, so late and so breathless? While I was changing my new court dress vanished."

"The maid came running, saying it was nowhere to be found."

"The maid came running, saying it was nowhere to be found."

"The maid came running, saying it was nowhere to be found."

"The maid came running, saying it was nowhere to be found."

"The maid came running, saying it was nowhere to be found."

Some prank has been played on you.

Some prank has been played on you.

Some prank has been played on you.

Some prank has been played on you.

Some prank has been played on you.

Well, ladies, how like you...

Well, ladies, how like you...

Well, ladies, how like you...

Well, ladies, how like you...

Well, ladies, how like you...

my new-fancied suit?

my new-fancied suit?

my new-fancied suit?

my new-fancied suit?

my new-fancied suit?

"Ah, now, my lady, and what think you? Too long, is it not? And becometh me ill?"

"Ah, now, my lady, and what think you? Too long, is it not? And becometh me ill?"

"Ah, now, my lady, and what think you? Too long, is it not? And becometh me ill?"

"Ah, now, my lady, and what think you? Too long, is it not? And becometh me ill?"

"Ah, now, my lady, and what think you? Too long, is it not? And becometh me ill?"

"May it please Your Majesty... - It pleaseth me not! If, being too long, it becometh not me..."

"May it please Your Majesty... - It pleaseth me not! If, being too long, it becometh not me..."

"May it please Your Majesty... - It pleaseth me not! If, being too long, it becometh not me..."

"May it please Your Majesty... - It pleaseth me not! If, being too long, it becometh not me..."

"May it please Your Majesty... - It pleaseth me not! If, being too long, it becometh not me..."

I have it in mind it can ne'er become thee...

I have it in mind it can ne'er become thee...

I have it in mind it can ne'er become thee...

as being too gaudy! So choose we another!

as being too gaudy! So choose we another!

as being too gaudy! So choose we another!

as being too gaudy! So choose we another!

as being too gaudy! So choose we another!

Good Frances, do not weep!

Good Frances, do not weep!

Good Frances, do not weep!

Good Frances, do not weep!

Good Frances, do not weep!

"The Queen upon herself hath brought shame. Envy and pride inflame the Queen."

"The Queen upon herself hath brought shame. Envy and pride inflame the Queen."

"The Queen upon herself hath brought shame. Envy and pride inflame the Queen."

"The Queen upon herself hath brought shame. Envy and pride inflame the Queen."

"The Queen upon herself hath brought shame. Envy and pride inflame the Queen."

Good Frances, do not weep!

Good Frances, do not weep!

Good Frances, do not weep!

"Shame on herself and not upon my lady here."

"Shame on herself and not upon my lady here."

"Shame on herself and not upon my lady here."

"Shame on herself and not upon my lady here."

Good Frances, do not weep!

Good Frances, do not weep!

Good Frances, do not weep!

"My lady, in whatever garb your sweet grace is clad, no man on earth dare cast a slight or slighting look upon an inch of it."

"My lady, in whatever garb your sweet grace is clad, no man on earth dare cast a slight or slighting look upon an inch of it."

"My lady, in whatever garb your sweet grace is clad, no man on earth dare cast a slight or slighting look upon an inch of it."

"My lady, in whatever garb your sweet grace is clad, no man on earth dare cast a slight or slighting look upon an inch of it."

"My lady, in whatever garb your sweet grace is clad, no man on earth dare cast a slight or slighting look upon an inch of it."

"Oh see what comes of being ruled by a king in a farthingale!"

"Oh see what comes of being ruled by a king in a farthingale!"

"Oh see what comes of being ruled by a king in a farthingale!"

"Oh see what comes of being ruled by a king in a farthingale!"

"Oh see what comes of being ruled by a king in a farthingale!"

Good Frances, do not weep!

Good Frances, do not weep!

Good Frances, do not weep!

Good Frances, do not weep!

Good Frances, do not weep!

"My friends, take care, her sudden rage is over now. - Who last year struck me with her hand before her Council!"

"My friends, take care, her sudden rage is over now. - Who last year struck me with her hand before her Council!"

"My friends, take care, her sudden rage is over now. - Who last year struck me with her hand before her Council!"

"My friends, take care, her sudden rage is over now. - Who last year struck me with her hand before her Council!"

"My friends, take care, her sudden rage is over now. - Who last year struck me with her hand before her Council!"

"She is the Queen! Who taunts my wife before her Court!"

"She is the Queen! Who taunts my wife before her Court!"

"She is the Queen! Who taunts my wife before her Court!"

"She is the Queen! Who taunts my wife before her Court!"

"No spiteful woman ever born shall with impunity do this! - Robert, take care, she is the Queen."

"No spiteful woman ever born shall with impunity do this! - Robert, take care, she is the Queen."

"No spiteful woman ever born shall with impunity do this! - Robert, take care, she is the Queen."

"No spiteful woman ever born shall with impunity do this! - Robert, take care, she is the Queen."

"No spiteful woman ever born shall with impunity do this! - Robert, take care, she is the Queen."

"And as the Queen, hath her conditions. Conditions!"

"And as the Queen, hath her conditions. Conditions!"

"And as the Queen, hath her conditions. Conditions!"

"And as the Queen, hath her conditions. Conditions!"

"And as the Queen, hath her conditions. Conditions!"

Her conditions are as crooked as her carcass!

Her conditions are as crooked as her carcass!

Her conditions are as crooked as her carcass!

Her conditions are as crooked as her carcass!

Her conditions are as crooked as her carcass!

"My lords and ladies, make way for the Queen and her Councillors!"

"My lords and ladies, make way for the Queen and her Councillors!"

"My lords and ladies, make way for the Queen and her Councillors!"

"My lord of Essex, I am commanded by the Queen to summon you hither to her presence..."

"My lord of Essex, I am commanded by the Queen to summon you hither to her presence..."

"My lord of Essex, I am commanded by the Queen to summon you hither to her presence..."

"My lord of Essex, I am commanded by the Queen to summon you hither to her presence..."

"My lord of Essex, I am commanded by the Queen to summon you hither to her presence..."

that you may hear a matter of great moment.

that you may hear a matter of great moment.

that you may hear a matter of great moment.

that you may hear a matter of great moment.

that you may hear a matter of great moment.

My lord of Essex, Knight of our most noble Order of the Garter...

My lord of Essex, Knight of our most noble Order of the Garter...

My lord of Essex, Knight of our most noble Order of the Garter...

My lord of Essex, Knight of our most noble Order of the Garter...

My lord of Essex, Knight of our most noble Order of the Garter...

Earl Marshall of England, our trusty and well beloved cousin...

Earl Marshall of England, our trusty and well beloved cousin...

Earl Marshall of England, our trusty and well beloved cousin...

Earl Marshall of England, our trusty and well beloved cousin...

Earl Marshall of England, our trusty and well beloved cousin...

"Here in the presence of our Council, of the Captain of our Guard, and our Court assembled..."

"Here in the presence of our Council, of the Captain of our Guard, and our Court assembled..."

"Here in the presence of our Council, of the Captain of our Guard, and our Court assembled..."

"Here in the presence of our Council, of the Captain of our Guard, and our Court assembled..."

"Here in the presence of our Council, of the Captain of our Guard, and our Court assembled..."

"here we acquaint you that by our Letters Patent you are this day appointed Lord Deputy in Ireland."

"here we acquaint you that by our Letters Patent you are this day appointed Lord Deputy in Ireland."

"here we acquaint you that by our Letters Patent you are this day appointed Lord Deputy in Ireland."

"here we acquaint you that by our Letters Patent you are this day appointed Lord Deputy in Ireland."

"here we acquaint you that by our Letters Patent you are this day appointed Lord Deputy in Ireland."

"You are to conquer the rebel Tyrone, who encourageth our enemies in Spain and grievously wasteth our substance."

"You are to conquer the rebel Tyrone, who encourageth our enemies in Spain and grievously wasteth our substance."

"You are to conquer the rebel Tyrone, who encourageth our enemies in Spain and grievously wasteth our substance."

"You are to conquer the rebel Tyrone, who encourageth our enemies in Spain and grievously wasteth our substance."

"You are to conquer the rebel Tyrone, who encourageth our enemies in Spain and grievously wasteth our substance."

"Go into Ireland, and bring back victory and peace!"

"Go into Ireland, and bring back victory and peace!"

"Go into Ireland, and bring back victory and peace!"

"Go into Ireland, and bring back victory and peace!"

"Go into Ireland, and bring back victory and peace!"

"Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone! All Spain will cower when the rebel falls!"

"Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone! All Spain will cower when the rebel falls!"

"Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone! All Spain will cower when the rebel falls!"

"Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone! All Spain will cower when the rebel falls!"

"Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone! All Spain will cower when the rebel falls!"

"(Exalted high among his peers, he may at last more steeply fall.) - There Robin! Go, go!"

"(Exalted high among his peers, he may at last more steeply fall.) - There Robin! Go, go!"

"(Exalted high among his peers, he may at last more steeply fall.) - There Robin! Go, go!"

"(Exalted high among his peers, he may at last more steeply fall.) - There Robin! Go, go!"

"(Exalted high among his peers, he may at last more steeply fall.) - There Robin! Go, go!"

Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone!

Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone!

Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone!

Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone!

Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone!

All Spain will cower when the rebel falls!

All Spain will cower when the rebel falls!

All Spain will cower when the rebel falls!

All Spain will cower when the rebel falls!

All Spain will cower when the rebel falls!

"(At last the Queen drives all his cares away.) - (Returning soon, with armies at his back, he will hold the kingdom in his hand.)"

"(At last the Queen drives all his cares away.) - (Returning soon, with armies at his back, he will hold the kingdom in his hand.)"

"(At last the Queen drives all his cares away.) - (Returning soon, with armies at his back, he will hold the kingdom in his hand.)"

"(At last the Queen drives all his cares away.) - (Returning soon, with armies at his back, he will hold the kingdom in his hand.)"

"(At last the Queen drives all his cares away.) - (Returning soon, with armies at his back, he will hold the kingdom in his hand.)"

Go, warlike Earl, for Gloriana!

Go, warlike Earl, for Gloriana!

Go, warlike Earl, for Gloriana!

Go, warlike Earl, for Gloriana!

Go, warlike Earl, for Gloriana!

"England and England's Queen entrust their hopes to you!"

"England and England's Queen entrust their hopes to you!"

"England and England's Queen entrust their hopes to you!"

"England and England's Queen entrust their hopes to you!"

"England and England's Queen entrust their hopes to you!"

"Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone, come back in triumph to these shouting halls!"

"Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone, come back in triumph to these shouting halls!"

"Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone, come back in triumph to these shouting halls!"

"Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone, come back in triumph to these shouting halls!"

"Victor of Cadiz, overcome Tyrone, come back in triumph to these shouting halls!"

"Armed with the favour of our gracious Empress, I am arm'd like a god."

"Armed with the favour of our gracious Empress, I am arm'd like a god."

"Armed with the favour of our gracious Empress, I am arm'd like a god."

"Armed with the favour of our gracious Empress, I am arm'd like a god."

"Armed with the favour of our gracious Empress, I am arm'd like a god."

"My resolve and duty are my helm and sword; The hopes of my countrymen are my spurs."

"My resolve and duty are my helm and sword; The hopes of my countrymen are my spurs."

"My resolve and duty are my helm and sword; The hopes of my countrymen are my spurs."

"My resolve and duty are my helm and sword; The hopes of my countrymen are my spurs."

"My resolve and duty are my helm and sword; The hopes of my countrymen are my spurs."

"And so into Ireland I go, to break for ever those rebel kerns."

"And so into Ireland I go, to break for ever those rebel kerns."

"And so into Ireland I go, to break for ever those rebel kerns."

"And so into Ireland I go, to break for ever those rebel kerns."

"And so into Ireland I go, to break for ever those rebel kerns."

"With God's help I will have victory, and you shall have peace."

"With God's help I will have victory, and you shall have peace."

"With God's help I will have victory, and you shall have peace."

"With God's help I will have victory, and you shall have peace."

"With God's help I will have victory, and you shall have peace."

"Tomorrow to your charge: Tonight we dance. Strike up the music!"

"Tomorrow to your charge: Tonight we dance. Strike up the music!"

"Tomorrow to your charge: Tonight we dance. Strike up the music!"

"Tomorrow to your charge: Tonight we dance. Strike up the music!"

"Tomorrow to your charge: Tonight we dance. Strike up the music!"

May it please you to dance a coranto!

May it please you to dance a coranto!

May it please you to dance a coranto!

Robert, your hand!

Robert, your hand!

Robert, your hand!

"What news from Ireland? - Delay, delay: A sorry farce! The summer wasted, then a truce."

"What news from Ireland? - Delay, delay: A sorry farce! The summer wasted, then a truce."

"What news from Ireland? - Delay, delay: A sorry farce! The summer wasted, then a truce."

"What news from Ireland? - Delay, delay: A sorry farce! The summer wasted, then a truce."

"What news from Ireland? - Delay, delay: A sorry farce! The summer wasted, then a truce."

"We thought by now to see the rebel's head laid at the Queen's feet."

"We thought by now to see the rebel's head laid at the Queen's feet."

"We thought by now to see the rebel's head laid at the Queen's feet."

"We thought by now to see the rebel's head laid at the Queen's feet."

"We thought by now to see the rebel's head laid at the Queen's feet."

Her darling Robin hath betrayed her hopes.

Her darling Robin hath betrayed her hopes.

Her darling Robin hath betrayed her hopes.

Her darling Robin hath betrayed her hopes.

Her darling Robin hath betrayed her hopes.

The Queen knows more than we, knows everything.

The Queen knows more than we, knows everything.

The Queen knows more than we, knows everything.

"They say she used to have a dress figured from neck to hem with eyes and ears."

"They say she used to have a dress figured from neck to hem with eyes and ears."

"They say she used to have a dress figured from neck to hem with eyes and ears."

"They say she used to have a dress figured from neck to hem with eyes and ears."

"They say she used to have a dress figured from neck to hem with eyes and ears."

Ah, she is wary and wise in the ways of the world.

Ah, she is wary and wise in the ways of the world.

Ah, she is wary and wise in the ways of the world.

Ah, she is wary and wise in the ways of the world.

Ah, she is wary and wise in the ways of the world.

"Those tiring-maids are mighty slow. - As a woman ages, she needeth more artifice..."

"Those tiring-maids are mighty slow. - As a woman ages, she needeth more artifice..."

"Those tiring-maids are mighty slow. - As a woman ages, she needeth more artifice..."

"Those tiring-maids are mighty slow. - As a woman ages, she needeth more artifice..."

"Those tiring-maids are mighty slow. - As a woman ages, she needeth more artifice..."

to deck her fading bloom.

to deck her fading bloom.

to deck her fading bloom.

to deck her fading bloom.

You'll come to it yourself!

You'll come to it yourself!

You'll come to it yourself!

You'll come to it yourself!

You'll come to it yourself!

"What now? Is the Queen dressed? There's a great stir below."

"What now? Is the Queen dressed? There's a great stir below."

"What now? Is the Queen dressed? There's a great stir below."

"What now? Is the Queen dressed? There's a great stir below."

"Horsemen in haste and urgent words, running footsteps and panic fear."

"Horsemen in haste and urgent words, running footsteps and panic fear."

"Horsemen in haste and urgent words, running footsteps and panic fear."

"Horsemen in haste and urgent words, running footsteps and panic fear."

"Horsemen in haste and urgent words, running footsteps and panic fear."

"I fear bad news or some complot against the Queen."

"I fear bad news or some complot against the Queen."

"I fear bad news or some complot against the Queen."

"I fear bad news or some complot against the Queen."

O God, what's this?

O God, what's this?

"My Lord! - Is the Queen up? Is the Queen yet dressed?"

"My Lord! - Is the Queen up? Is the Queen yet dressed?"

"My Lord! - Is the Queen up? Is the Queen yet dressed?"

"My Lord! - Is the Queen up? Is the Queen yet dressed?"

"My Lord! - I must see the Queen! - My lord, forbear a while, the Queen is not yet dressed."

"My Lord! - I must see the Queen! - My lord, forbear a while, the Queen is not yet dressed."

"My Lord! - I must see the Queen! - My lord, forbear a while, the Queen is not yet dressed."

"My Lord! - I must see the Queen! - My lord, forbear a while, the Queen is not yet dressed."

"My Lord! - I must see the Queen! - My lord, forbear a while, the Queen is not yet dressed."

"I cannot wait! - The Queen, my Lord, cannot receive you now!"

"I cannot wait! - The Queen, my Lord, cannot receive you now!"

"I cannot wait! - The Queen, my Lord, cannot receive you now!"

"I cannot wait! - The Queen, my Lord, cannot receive you now!"

She must!

Ladies, prevent me not!

Ladies, prevent me not!

Ladies, prevent me not!

My lord of Essex!

My lord of Essex!

"Robin! - Queen of my life!"

"Robin! - Queen of my life!"

"Robin! - Queen of my life!"

"Robin! - Queen of my life!"

"Robin! - Queen of my life!"

What brings you here?

What brings you here?

What brings you here?

"My love and duty. Day and night from Ireland I pressed on."

"My love and duty. Day and night from Ireland I pressed on."

"My love and duty. Day and night from Ireland I pressed on."

"My love and duty. Day and night from Ireland I pressed on."

"My love and duty. Day and night from Ireland I pressed on."

"I had to see and hear you. Madam, forgive me!"

"I had to see and hear you. Madam, forgive me!"

"I had to see and hear you. Madam, forgive me!"

"I had to see and hear you. Madam, forgive me!"

"I had to see and hear you. Madam, forgive me!"

But what must I forgive?

But what must I forgive?

But what must I forgive?

"Because you catch an ageing woman unadorned?"

"Because you catch an ageing woman unadorned?"

"Because you catch an ageing woman unadorned?"

"Because you catch an ageing woman unadorned?"

"Because you catch an ageing woman unadorned?"

You can be called unkind.

You can be called unkind.

You can be called unkind.

You can be called unkind.

"But the years pursue us, and the rose must feel the frost."

"But the years pursue us, and the rose must feel the frost."

"But the years pursue us, and the rose must feel the frost."

"But the years pursue us, and the rose must feel the frost."

"But the years pursue us, and the rose must feel the frost."

"And nothing can renew us when the flame in the rose is lost."

"And nothing can renew us when the flame in the rose is lost."

"And nothing can renew us when the flame in the rose is lost."

"And nothing can renew us when the flame in the rose is lost."

"And nothing can renew us when the flame in the rose is lost."

You see me as I am.

You see me as I am.

You see me as I am.

You see me as I am.

Not less in majesty.

Not less in majesty.

"O give me leave to speak! Oh pray, be brief;"

"O give me leave to speak! Oh pray, be brief;"

"O give me leave to speak! Oh pray, be brief;"

"O give me leave to speak! Oh pray, be brief;"

"O give me leave to speak! Oh pray, be brief;"

the day's not yet begun.

the day's not yet begun.

the day's not yet begun.

"Because you're here when larks alone have right of audience..."

"Because you're here when larks alone have right of audience..."

"Because you're here when larks alone have right of audience..."

"Because you're here when larks alone have right of audience..."

"Because you're here when larks alone have right of audience..."

"because you stand besprent with mud and hollow-eyed..."

"because you stand besprent with mud and hollow-eyed..."

"because you stand besprent with mud and hollow-eyed..."

"because you stand besprent with mud and hollow-eyed..."

"because you stand besprent with mud and hollow-eyed..."

"because you're here, you must have need to speak."

"because you're here, you must have need to speak."

"because you're here, you must have need to speak."

"because you're here, you must have need to speak."

"because you're here, you must have need to speak."

"Because the gale of the world has caught me..."

"Because the gale of the world has caught me..."

"Because the gale of the world has caught me..."

"Because the gale of the world has caught me..."

"Because the gale of the world has caught me..."

"because the world is full of lying tongues."

"because the world is full of lying tongues."

"because the world is full of lying tongues."

"because the world is full of lying tongues."

"because the world is full of lying tongues."

"Because the world must know the truth of things at last."

"Because the world must know the truth of things at last."

"Because the world must know the truth of things at last."

"Because the world must know the truth of things at last."

"Because the world must know the truth of things at last."

"Madam, give me leave to speak... You will forgive."

"Madam, give me leave to speak... You will forgive."

"Madam, give me leave to speak... You will forgive."

Tyrone I have bound to a truce.

Tyrone I have bound to a truce.

Tyrone I have bound to a truce.

"But foes beset me now here in England, at home. - What foes are they? Declare!"

"But foes beset me now here in England, at home. - What foes are they? Declare!"

"But foes beset me now here in England, at home. - What foes are they? Declare!"

"But foes beset me now here in England, at home. - What foes are they? Declare!"

"Madam, my foes are yours. My place is at your side. My foes are over there! Tyrone is still untouched!"

"Madam, my foes are yours. My place is at your side. My foes are over there! Tyrone is still untouched!"

"Madam, my foes are yours. My place is at your side. My foes are over there! Tyrone is still untouched!"

"Madam, my foes are yours. My place is at your side. My foes are over there! Tyrone is still untouched!"

"Madam, my foes are yours. My place is at your side. My foes are over there! Tyrone is still untouched!"

Ah, but the truce!

Ah, but the truce!

Ah, but the truce!

"Were you not required to break his power down? - Madam, at your command..."

"Were you not required to break his power down? - Madam, at your command..."

"Were you not required to break his power down? - Madam, at your command..."

"Were you not required to break his power down? - Madam, at your command..."

"Is it at my command that you are here? That I am here..."

"Is it at my command that you are here? That I am here..."

"Is it at my command that you are here? That I am here..."

"Is it at my command that you are here? That I am here..."

"Is it at my command that you are here? That I am here..."

"proves you unfit... Unfit? Proves me unfit?"

"proves you unfit... Unfit? Proves me unfit?"

"proves you unfit... Unfit? Proves me unfit?"

"proves you unfit... Unfit? Proves me unfit?"

"proves you unfit... Unfit? Proves me unfit?"

"Aye and more, proves you untrue! - I, trusty in arms, the first to defend you, am I to be taunted?"

"Aye and more, proves you untrue! - I, trusty in arms, the first to defend you, am I to be taunted?"

"Aye and more, proves you untrue! - I, trusty in arms, the first to defend you, am I to be taunted?"

"Aye and more, proves you untrue! - I, trusty in arms, the first to defend you, am I to be taunted?"

"Aye and more, proves you untrue! - I, trusty in arms, the first to defend you, am I to be taunted?"

"Oh care, o heaviest care! Against me, me, they have turned even you!"

"Oh care, o heaviest care! Against me, me, they have turned even you!"

"Oh care, o heaviest care! Against me, me, they have turned even you!"

"Oh care, o heaviest care! Against me, me, they have turned even you!"

"You have failed in my trust, you have left a wound in a heart too fond."

"You have failed in my trust, you have left a wound in a heart too fond."

"You have failed in my trust, you have left a wound in a heart too fond."

"You have failed in my trust, you have left a wound in a heart too fond."

"You have failed in my trust, you have left a wound in a heart too fond."

Then let me heal you! Ah! Queen of my life!

Then let me heal you! Ah! Queen of my life!

Then let me heal you! Ah! Queen of my life!

Then let me heal you! Ah! Queen of my life!

Then let me heal you! Ah! Queen of my life!

"Dear name I have loved. O use it no more! - O Put back the clock to the birth of our hope!"

"Dear name I have loved. O use it no more! - O Put back the clock to the birth of our hope!"

"Dear name I have loved. O use it no more! - O Put back the clock to the birth of our hope!"

"Dear name I have loved. O use it no more! - O Put back the clock to the birth of our hope!"

"Dear name I have loved. O use it no more! - O Put back the clock to the birth of our hope!"

"The time and the name now belong to the past, they belong to the young."

"The time and the name now belong to the past, they belong to the young."

"The time and the name now belong to the past, they belong to the young."

"The time and the name now belong to the past, they belong to the young."

"The time and the name now belong to the past, they belong to the young."

"And the echoes are mute. When my heart was the lute..."

"And the echoes are mute. When my heart was the lute..."

"And the echoes are mute. When my heart was the lute..."

"And the echoes are mute. When my heart was the lute..."

"And the echoes are mute. When my heart was the lute..."

Happy were we!

Happy were we!

Happy were we!

Happy were we!

Happy were we!

Ah, Robin, go now!

Ah, Robin, go now!

Eat, drink and refresh you.

Eat, drink and refresh you.

Eat, drink and refresh you.

Go, Robin, go, go!

Go, Robin, go, go!

Go, Robin, go, go!

Go, Robin, go, go!

Go, Robin, go, go!

My lord was early and abrupt.

My lord was early and abrupt.

My lord was early and abrupt.

My lord was early and abrupt.

"Deign, Madam, allow our hands to adorn our Sovereign in peace."

"Deign, Madam, allow our hands to adorn our Sovereign in peace."

"Deign, Madam, allow our hands to adorn our Sovereign in peace."

"Deign, Madam, allow our hands to adorn our Sovereign in peace."

"Deign, Madam, allow our hands to adorn our Sovereign in peace."

Come, Madam.

Come, Madam.

Come, Madam.

Come, Madam.

Come, Madam.

Lady, to your dressing-table turn again...

Lady, to your dressing-table turn again...

Lady, to your dressing-table turn again...

Lady, to your dressing-table turn again...

Lady, to your dressing-table turn again...

"and there descry beauty resting, beauty gazing in her own admiring eye."

"and there descry beauty resting, beauty gazing in her own admiring eye."

"and there descry beauty resting, beauty gazing in her own admiring eye."

"and there descry beauty resting, beauty gazing in her own admiring eye."

"and there descry beauty resting, beauty gazing in her own admiring eye."

"Gazing in the glass or glancing, like Narcissus on his knees..."

"Gazing in the glass or glancing, like Narcissus on his knees..."

"Gazing in the glass or glancing, like Narcissus on his knees..."

"Gazing in the glass or glancing, like Narcissus on his knees..."

"Gazing in the glass or glancing, like Narcissus on his knees..."

"beauty lives by her enhancing and adoreth what she sees."

"beauty lives by her enhancing and adoreth what she sees."

"beauty lives by her enhancing and adoreth what she sees."

"beauty lives by her enhancing and adoreth what she sees."

"beauty lives by her enhancing and adoreth what she sees."

"Tint with powder, touch with tincture, lightly bind a wilful curl..."

"Tint with powder, touch with tincture, lightly bind a wilful curl..."

"Tint with powder, touch with tincture, lightly bind a wilful curl..."

"Tint with powder, touch with tincture, lightly bind a wilful curl..."

"Tint with powder, touch with tincture, lightly bind a wilful curl..."

"fix about the waist a cincture, in each ear a moony pearl."

"fix about the waist a cincture, in each ear a moony pearl."

"fix about the waist a cincture, in each ear a moony pearl."

"fix about the waist a cincture, in each ear a moony pearl."

"fix about the waist a cincture, in each ear a moony pearl."

Pearl and ruby gleam and glisten.

Pearl and ruby gleam and glisten.

Pearl and ruby gleam and glisten.

Pearl and ruby gleam and glisten.

Pearl and ruby gleam and glisten.

"Dews bespangle open roses, golden gauzes, sunrays dazzle all beholders."

"Dews bespangle open roses, golden gauzes, sunrays dazzle all beholders."

"Dews bespangle open roses, golden gauzes, sunrays dazzle all beholders."

"Dews bespangle open roses, golden gauzes, sunrays dazzle all beholders."

"Dews bespangle open roses, golden gauzes, sunrays dazzle all beholders."

Your presence is welcome, good elf.

Your presence is welcome, good elf.

Your presence is welcome, good elf.

Your presence is welcome, good elf.

Your presence is welcome, good elf.

"Burst in upon betimes unmannerly, was not your Majesty alarmed?"

"Burst in upon betimes unmannerly, was not your Majesty alarmed?"

"Burst in upon betimes unmannerly, was not your Majesty alarmed?"

"Burst in upon betimes unmannerly, was not your Majesty alarmed?"

"Burst in upon betimes unmannerly, was not your Majesty alarmed?"

What fear is, I never knew.

What fear is, I never knew.

What fear is, I never knew.

What fear is, I never knew.

"But as we have authority to rule, so we look to be obeyed."

"But as we have authority to rule, so we look to be obeyed."

"But as we have authority to rule, so we look to be obeyed."

"But as we have authority to rule, so we look to be obeyed."

"But as we have authority to rule, so we look to be obeyed."

But why is he here? Tell me! Tell what you know!

But why is he here? Tell me! Tell what you know!

But why is he here? Tell me! Tell what you know!

But why is he here? Tell me! Tell what you know!

What say our faithful eyes and ears?

What say our faithful eyes and ears?

What say our faithful eyes and ears?

Tyrone is still a rebel, and Ireland not yet ours.

Tyrone is still a rebel, and Ireland not yet ours.

Tyrone is still a rebel, and Ireland not yet ours.

"Not ours, but might be Spain's, might easily be France's."

"Not ours, but might be Spain's, might easily be France's."

"Not ours, but might be Spain's, might easily be France's."

"Not ours, but might be Spain's, might easily be France's."

"For want of forthright action he forfeited his chances."

"For want of forthright action he forfeited his chances."

"For want of forthright action he forfeited his chances."

"For want of forthright action he forfeited his chances."

"For want of forthright action he forfeited his chances."

"And now it is September, too late for new campaigning. And now he's here in England, with hangers-on unruly, armed and out for troub."

"And now it is September, too late for new campaigning. And now he's here in England, with hangers-on unruly, armed and out for troub."

"And now it is September, too late for new campaigning. And now he's here in England, with hangers-on unruly, armed and out for troub."

"And now it is September, too late for new campaigning. And now he's here in England, with hangers-on unruly, armed and out for troub."

"And now it is September, too late for new campaigning. And now he's here in England, with hangers-on unruly, armed and out for troub."

Madam, I see a certain danger...

Madam, I see a certain danger...

Madam, I see a certain danger...

Madam, I see a certain danger...

Madam, I see a certain danger...

Think of the waste!

Think of the waste!

Think of the waste!

Think of the waste!

Count up the cost!

Count up the cost!

Count up the cost!

Count up the cost!

"Our orders defied... There an idle force, here a rebel heart!"

"Our orders defied... There an idle force, here a rebel heart!"

"Our orders defied... There an idle force, here a rebel heart!"

"Our orders defied... There an idle force, here a rebel heart!"

"Our orders defied... There an idle force, here a rebel heart!"

In the eyes of the world we now look a fool.

In the eyes of the world we now look a fool.

In the eyes of the world we now look a fool.

But for a time!

But for a time!

Now is the time for the curb!

Now is the time for the curb!

Now is the time for the curb!

Now is the time for the curb!

Now is the time for the curb!

For the hand on the rein!

For the hand on the rein!

For the hand on the rein!

I trust him no longer.

I trust him no longer.

I trust him no longer.

"Here is my command... Raleigh awaits your command."

"Here is my command... Raleigh awaits your command."

"Here is my command... Raleigh awaits your command."

"Here is my command... Raleigh awaits your command."

"Here is my command... Raleigh awaits your command."

"From this hour my lord of Essex must be kept under guard."

"From this hour my lord of Essex must be kept under guard."

"From this hour my lord of Essex must be kept under guard."

"From this hour my lord of Essex must be kept under guard."

"From this hour my lord of Essex must be kept under guard."

"My Lord Deputy hath defied me, he flouted my orders."

"My Lord Deputy hath defied me, he flouted my orders."

"My Lord Deputy hath defied me, he flouted my orders."

"My Lord Deputy hath defied me, he flouted my orders."

The Earl Marshal of England is himself a rebel.

The Earl Marshal of England is himself a rebel.

The Earl Marshal of England is himself a rebel.

"With his malcontent following brought back from Ireland he endangers my country."

"With his malcontent following brought back from Ireland he endangers my country."

"With his malcontent following brought back from Ireland he endangers my country."

"With his malcontent following brought back from Ireland he endangers my country."

"With his malcontent following brought back from Ireland he endangers my country."

Close watch must be kept!

Close watch must be kept!

Close watch must be kept!

Close watch must be kept!

Close watch must be kept!

"Ah, my faithful elf, it has come to this! I have failed to tame my thoroughbred."

"Ah, my faithful elf, it has come to this! I have failed to tame my thoroughbred."

"Ah, my faithful elf, it has come to this! I have failed to tame my thoroughbred."

"Ah, my faithful elf, it has come to this! I have failed to tame my thoroughbred."

"Ah, my faithful elf, it has come to this! I have failed to tame my thoroughbred."

"He is too proud, I must break his will and pull down his great heart."

"He is too proud, I must break his will and pull down his great heart."

"He is too proud, I must break his will and pull down his great heart."

"He is too proud, I must break his will and pull down his great heart."

"He is too proud, I must break his will and pull down his great heart."

It is I who have to rule!

It is I who have to rule!

It is I who have to rule!

It is I who have to rule!

It is I who have to rule!

News! Give us the news!

News! Give us the news!

News! Give us the news!

News! Give us the news!

News! Give us the news!

"To bind by force, to bolt with bars the wonder of this age."

"To bind by force, to bolt with bars the wonder of this age."

"To bind by force, to bolt with bars the wonder of this age."

"To bind by force, to bolt with bars the wonder of this age."

"To bind by force, to bolt with bars the wonder of this age."

They tried in vain, they could not curb the lion in his rage.

They tried in vain, they could not curb the lion in his rage.

They tried in vain, they could not curb the lion in his rage.

They tried in vain, they could not curb the lion in his rage.

"Great need had he of liberty, and now hath bounded from his cage."

"Great need had he of liberty, and now hath bounded from his cage."

"Great need had he of liberty, and now hath bounded from his cage."

"Great need had he of liberty, and now hath bounded from his cage."

"Great need had he of liberty, and now hath bounded from his cage."

What can he mean?

What can he mean?

What can he mean?

What can he mean?

What can he mean?

"Essex is out, at large! Now we shall see his followers arm, and aldermen bolting their doors in alarm!"

"Essex is out, at large! Now we shall see his followers arm, and aldermen bolting their doors in alarm!"

"Essex is out, at large! Now we shall see his followers arm, and aldermen bolting their doors in alarm!"

"Essex is out, at large! Now we shall see his followers arm, and aldermen bolting their doors in alarm!"

"Essex is out, at large! Now we shall see his followers arm, and aldermen bolting their doors in alarm!"

"Now rouse up all the city and join our gallant army by noble Essex led!"

"Now rouse up all the city and join our gallant army by noble Essex led!"

"Now rouse up all the city and join our gallant army by noble Essex led!"

"Now rouse up all the city and join our gallant army by noble Essex led!"

"Now rouse up all the city and join our gallant army by noble Essex led!"

"And join us in our duty, make Cecil and make Raleigh both shorter by a head!"

"And join us in our duty, make Cecil and make Raleigh both shorter by a head!"

"And join us in our duty, make Cecil and make Raleigh both shorter by a head!"

"And join us in our duty, make Cecil and make Raleigh both shorter by a head!"

"And join us in our duty, make Cecil and make Raleigh both shorter by a head!"

March along with us! March!

March along with us! March!

March along with us! March!

March along with us! March!

March along with us! March!

"Now rouse up all the city and join our gallant army by noble Essex led!"

"Now rouse up all the city and join our gallant army by noble Essex led!"

"Now rouse up all the city and join our gallant army by noble Essex led!"

"Now rouse up all the city and join our gallant army by noble Essex led!"

"And join us in our duty, make Cecil and make Raleigh both shorter by a head!"

"And join us in our duty, make Cecil and make Raleigh both shorter by a head!"

"And join us in our duty, make Cecil and make Raleigh both shorter by a head!"

"And join us in our duty, make Cecil and make Raleigh both shorter by a head!"

March along with us! March!

March along with us! March!

March along with us! March!

March along with us! March!

"What rabble is this? Are they rebels or mad?"

"What rabble is this? Are they rebels or mad?"

"What rabble is this? Are they rebels or mad?"

"What rabble is this? Are they rebels or mad?"

Mere idlers and louts out to trouble the peace.

Mere idlers and louts out to trouble the peace.

Mere idlers and louts out to trouble the peace.

Mere idlers and louts out to trouble the peace.

Mere idlers and louts out to trouble the peace.

"When as the lion roams at large and rageth fierce abroad..."

"When as the lion roams at large and rageth fierce abroad..."

"When as the lion roams at large and rageth fierce abroad..."

"When as the lion roams at large and rageth fierce abroad..."

"When as the lion roams at large and rageth fierce abroad..."

"then follow lesser brutes, a mob that know him as their lord."

"then follow lesser brutes, a mob that know him as their lord."

"then follow lesser brutes, a mob that know him as their lord."

"then follow lesser brutes, a mob that know him as their lord."

"then follow lesser brutes, a mob that know him as their lord."

"By day or dark, like dogs they bark and snatch the leavings from the board."

"By day or dark, like dogs they bark and snatch the leavings from the board."

"By day or dark, like dogs they bark and snatch the leavings from the board."

"By day or dark, like dogs they bark and snatch the leavings from the board."

"By day or dark, like dogs they bark and snatch the leavings from the board."

"Poor ravening knaves! A boy runs mad when for its bread his belly craves."

"Poor ravening knaves! A boy runs mad when for its bread his belly craves."

"Poor ravening knaves! A boy runs mad when for its bread his belly craves."

"Poor ravening knaves! A boy runs mad when for its bread his belly craves."

"Poor ravening knaves! A boy runs mad when for its bread his belly craves."

Saw! Tray!

Saw! Tray!

Saw! Tray!

Saw! Tray!

Saw! Tray!

News! Give us the news!

News! Give us the news!

News! Give us the news!

News! Give us the news!

News! Give us the news!

"The raveners grow bold, give tongue, all thirsting after prey."

"The raveners grow bold, give tongue, all thirsting after prey."

"The raveners grow bold, give tongue, all thirsting after prey."

"The raveners grow bold, give tongue, all thirsting after prey."

"The raveners grow bold, give tongue, all thirsting after prey."

"With noise they keep their spirits up, as well indeed they may."

"With noise they keep their spirits up, as well indeed they may."

"With noise they keep their spirits up, as well indeed they may."

"With noise they keep their spirits up, as well indeed they may."

"With noise they keep their spirits up, as well indeed they may."

"They can't foresee what is to be, the dreadful danger in their way."

"They can't foresee what is to be, the dreadful danger in their way."

"They can't foresee what is to be, the dreadful danger in their way."

"They can't foresee what is to be, the dreadful danger in their way."

"They can't foresee what is to be, the dreadful danger in their way."

In mortal peril they must go!

In mortal peril they must go!

In mortal peril they must go!

In mortal peril they must go!

In mortal peril they must go!

"Citizens of London, the Earl of Essex calls you! Hear the drums calling: His enemies are falling!"

"Citizens of London, the Earl of Essex calls you! Hear the drums calling: His enemies are falling!"

"Citizens of London, the Earl of Essex calls you! Hear the drums calling: His enemies are falling!"

"Citizens of London, the Earl of Essex calls you! Hear the drums calling: His enemies are falling!"

"Citizens of London, the Earl of Essex calls you! Hear the drums calling: His enemies are falling!"

Nay, let him call!

Nay, let him call!

Nay, let him call!

"Remember Cadiz, but Spain is still intriguing. With plots, underminings, and evil designings!"

"Remember Cadiz, but Spain is still intriguing. With plots, underminings, and evil designings!"

"Remember Cadiz, but Spain is still intriguing. With plots, underminings, and evil designings!"

"Remember Cadiz, but Spain is still intriguing. With plots, underminings, and evil designings!"

"Remember Cadiz, but Spain is still intriguing. With plots, underminings, and evil designings!"

"He's right! - He's wrong!"

"He's right! - He's wrong!"

"Hey! Be off with your bawling! Down with the Council!"

"Hey! Be off with your bawling! Down with the Council!"

"Hey! Be off with your bawling! Down with the Council!"

"Hey! Be off with your bawling! Down with the Council!"

"Let Essex save the Queen from her false advisers!"

"Let Essex save the Queen from her false advisers!"

"Let Essex save the Queen from her false advisers!"

"Hear the ass braying! To arms with Essex! To arms for England!"

"Hear the ass braying! To arms with Essex! To arms for England!"

"Hear the ass braying! To arms with Essex! To arms for England!"

"Hear the ass braying! To arms with Essex! To arms for England!"

"Hear the ass braying! To arms with Essex! To arms for England!"

"To arms? To the gallows! Thou rowdy! Sow's ear! - The Queen is old, her power fails, Essex must guard the crown."

"To arms? To the gallows! Thou rowdy! Sow's ear! - The Queen is old, her power fails, Essex must guard the crown."

"To arms? To the gallows! Thou rowdy! Sow's ear! - The Queen is old, her power fails, Essex must guard the crown."

"To arms? To the gallows! Thou rowdy! Sow's ear! - The Queen is old, her power fails, Essex must guard the crown."

"Thou slubberdegulion! Thou eel's foot! - That we should live into a season when openly men practise treason!"

"Thou slubberdegulion! Thou eel's foot! - That we should live into a season when openly men practise treason!"

"Thou slubberdegulion! Thou eel's foot! - That we should live into a season when openly men practise treason!"

"Thou slubberdegulion! Thou eel's foot! - That we should live into a season when openly men practise treason!"

"Thou slubberdegulion! Thou eel's foot! - That we should live into a season when openly men practise treason!"

"Old fools! You still have time to learn that those who deviate will burn."

"Old fools! You still have time to learn that those who deviate will burn."

"Old fools! You still have time to learn that those who deviate will burn."

"Old fools! You still have time to learn that those who deviate will burn."

"Yah, Willy Wet-Leg, you won't burn! Slattern, I'll have your blood!"

"Yah, Willy Wet-Leg, you won't burn! Slattern, I'll have your blood!"

"Yah, Willy Wet-Leg, you won't burn! Slattern, I'll have your blood!"

"Yah, Willy Wet-Leg, you won't burn! Slattern, I'll have your blood!"

"Come, forward! March! - I'll damp your courage! Take that, you wastrel!"

"Come, forward! March! - I'll damp your courage! Take that, you wastrel!"

"Come, forward! March! - I'll damp your courage! Take that, you wastrel!"

"Come, forward! March! - I'll damp your courage! Take that, you wastrel!"

"Come, forward! March! - I'll damp your courage! Take that, you wastrel!"

"Proud man goes strutting forth to slay, and brags with might and main."

"Proud man goes strutting forth to slay, and brags with might and main."

"Proud man goes strutting forth to slay, and brags with might and main."

"Proud man goes strutting forth to slay, and brags with might and main."

"Proud man goes strutting forth to slay, and brags with might and main."

"But goodwife Joan will jeer at him till pride itself is slain."

"But goodwife Joan will jeer at him till pride itself is slain."

"But goodwife Joan will jeer at him till pride itself is slain."

"But goodwife Joan will jeer at him till pride itself is slain."

"But goodwife Joan will jeer at him till pride itself is slain."

"It is her lot to keel the pot and mock the hero home again!"

"It is her lot to keel the pot and mock the hero home again!"

"It is her lot to keel the pot and mock the hero home again!"

"It is her lot to keel the pot and mock the hero home again!"

"It is her lot to keel the pot and mock the hero home again!"

"Oyez! Oyez! In the name of the Queen!"

"Oyez! Oyez! In the name of the Queen!"

"Oyez! Oyez! In the name of the Queen!"

"Oyez! Oyez! In the name of the Queen!"

"Oyez! Oyez! In the name of the Queen!"

"Be it known that Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, erstwhile Lord Deputy in Ireland..."

"Be it known that Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, erstwhile Lord Deputy in Ireland..."

"Be it known that Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, erstwhile Lord Deputy in Ireland..."

"Be it known that Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, erstwhile Lord Deputy in Ireland..."

"having risen against the Crown and Realm of England, is this day proclaimed traitor."

"having risen against the Crown and Realm of England, is this day proclaimed traitor."

"having risen against the Crown and Realm of England, is this day proclaimed traitor."

"having risen against the Crown and Realm of England, is this day proclaimed traitor."

"Any man giving him aid, by word or deed, will be guilty of treason."

"Any man giving him aid, by word or deed, will be guilty of treason."

"Any man giving him aid, by word or deed, will be guilty of treason."

"Any man giving him aid, by word or deed, will be guilty of treason."

"Any man giving him aid, by word or deed, will be guilty of treason."

"Oyez! Oyez! In the name of the Queen!"

"Oyez! Oyez! In the name of the Queen!"

"Oyez! Oyez! In the name of the Queen!"

"Oyez! Oyez! In the name of the Queen!"

"Oyez! Oyez! In the name of the Queen!"

"Essex, a traitor! - Guilty of treason! There's trouble ahead - There always is!"

"Essex, a traitor! - Guilty of treason! There's trouble ahead - There always is!"

"Essex, a traitor! - Guilty of treason! There's trouble ahead - There always is!"

"Essex, a traitor! - Guilty of treason! There's trouble ahead - There always is!"

"Essex, a traitor! - Guilty of treason! There's trouble ahead - There always is!"

The Queen, what will she do?

The Queen, what will she do?

The Queen, what will she do?

The Queen, what will she do?

The Queen, what will she do?

"In all his pride the lion roared and sought whom to devour..."

"In all his pride the lion roared and sought whom to devour..."

"In all his pride the lion roared and sought whom to devour..."

"In all his pride the lion roared and sought whom to devour..."

"In all his pride the lion roared and sought whom to devour..."

"but he mistook the time to spring, mistook his pride for power."

"but he mistook the time to spring, mistook his pride for power."

"but he mistook the time to spring, mistook his pride for power."

"but he mistook the time to spring, mistook his pride for power."

"but he mistook the time to spring, mistook his pride for power."

"Down in the dust soon fall he must, for dire is the day, and dread the hour."

"Down in the dust soon fall he must, for dire is the day, and dread the hour."

"Down in the dust soon fall he must, for dire is the day, and dread the hour."

"Down in the dust soon fall he must, for dire is the day, and dread the hour."

"Down in the dust soon fall he must, for dire is the day, and dread the hour."

"He asked for trouble and trouble has come. And heads must fall... We told you so!"

"He asked for trouble and trouble has come. And heads must fall... We told you so!"

"He asked for trouble and trouble has come. And heads must fall... We told you so!"

"He asked for trouble and trouble has come. And heads must fall... We told you so!"

"He asked for trouble and trouble has come. And heads must fall... We told you so!"

"Here, Harry boy, a groat. Fill your belly, wet your throat! There's work for you, my boy!"

"Here, Harry boy, a groat. Fill your belly, wet your throat! There's work for you, my boy!"

"Here, Harry boy, a groat. Fill your belly, wet your throat! There's work for you, my boy!"

"Here, Harry boy, a groat. Fill your belly, wet your throat! There's work for you, my boy!"

"Here, Harry boy, a groat. Fill your belly, wet your throat! There's work for you, my boy!"

Work... Work... Work...

Work... Work... Work...

Work... Work... Work...

Work... Work... Work...

"The trial now being over, the traitor's malice ended."

"The trial now being over, the traitor's malice ended."

"The trial now being over, the traitor's malice ended."

"The trial now being over, the traitor's malice ended."

"The trial now being over, the traitor's malice ended."

Essex is guilty and condemned to die.

Essex is guilty and condemned to die.

Essex is guilty and condemned to die.

Essex is guilty and condemned to die.

Essex is guilty and condemned to die.

"Councillors, take notice of my warning; Beware of one thing yet!"

"Councillors, take notice of my warning; Beware of one thing yet!"

"Councillors, take notice of my warning; Beware of one thing yet!"

"Councillors, take notice of my warning; Beware of one thing yet!"

"Councillors, take notice of my warning; Beware of one thing yet!"

"Of what? Essex is guilty and condemned to die!"

"Of what? Essex is guilty and condemned to die!"

"Of what? Essex is guilty and condemned to die!"

"Of what? Essex is guilty and condemned to die!"

"Of what? Essex is guilty and condemned to die!"

"That is our verdict. In the Tower he awaits the day."

"That is our verdict. In the Tower he awaits the day."

"That is our verdict. In the Tower he awaits the day."

"That is our verdict. In the Tower he awaits the day."

"That is our verdict. In the Tower he awaits the day."

"Wednesday is the day appointed! He will see no later day."

"Wednesday is the day appointed! He will see no later day."

"Wednesday is the day appointed! He will see no later day."

"Wednesday is the day appointed! He will see no later day."

"Wednesday is the day appointed! He will see no later day."

Beware of one thing yet.

Beware of one thing yet.

"The Queen may yet defer the deed. The day, but not the deed."

"The Queen may yet defer the deed. The day, but not the deed."

"The Queen may yet defer the deed. The day, but not the deed."

"The Queen may yet defer the deed. The day, but not the deed."

"The Queen may yet defer the deed. The day, but not the deed."

"She long delayed to seal the doom of the Northern Earls and the Queen of Scots..."

"She long delayed to seal the doom of the Northern Earls and the Queen of Scots..."

"She long delayed to seal the doom of the Northern Earls and the Queen of Scots..."

"She long delayed to seal the doom of the Northern Earls and the Queen of Scots..."

"She long delayed to seal the doom of the Northern Earls and the Queen of Scots..."

She may delay once more, or even spare his life.

She may delay once more, or even spare his life.

She may delay once more, or even spare his life.

She may delay once more, or even spare his life.

She may delay once more, or even spare his life.

Never! Essex can she not forgive!

Never! Essex can she not forgive!

Never! Essex can she not forgive!

Never! Essex can she not forgive!

Never! Essex can she not forgive!

Essex is guilty and condemned to die!

Essex is guilty and condemned to die!

Essex is guilty and condemned to die!

Essex is guilty and condemned to die!

Essex is guilty and condemned to die!

"Let me hear the verdict. Are you all agreed?"

"Let me hear the verdict. Are you all agreed?"

"Let me hear the verdict. Are you all agreed?"

"Let me hear the verdict. Are you all agreed?"

"May it please your Majesty, the verdict was unanimous."

"May it please your Majesty, the verdict was unanimous."

"May it please your Majesty, the verdict was unanimous."

"May it please your Majesty, the verdict was unanimous."

"After trial the court has found the Earl of Essex guilty of treason."

"After trial the court has found the Earl of Essex guilty of treason."

"After trial the court has found the Earl of Essex guilty of treason."

"After trial the court has found the Earl of Essex guilty of treason."

"After trial the court has found the Earl of Essex guilty of treason."

Guilty of treason and condemned to die.

Guilty of treason and condemned to die.

Guilty of treason and condemned to die.

Guilty of treason and condemned to die.

Guilty of treason and condemned to die.

To die a traitor!

To die a traitor!

To die a traitor!

"Wednesday is the day appointed. Guilty of treason and condemned to die!"

"Wednesday is the day appointed. Guilty of treason and condemned to die!"

"Wednesday is the day appointed. Guilty of treason and condemned to die!"

"Wednesday is the day appointed. Guilty of treason and condemned to die!"

"Wednesday is the day appointed. Guilty of treason and condemned to die!"

Only awaits your royal hand to ratify his doom.

Only awaits your royal hand to ratify his doom.

Only awaits your royal hand to ratify his doom.

Only awaits your royal hand to ratify his doom.

"I will not sign it now! I will consider it."

"I will not sign it now! I will consider it."

"I will not sign it now! I will consider it."

"I will not sign it now! I will consider it."

"I will not sign it now! I will consider it."

"Madam, I humbly pray, do not defer this dreadful duty..."

"Madam, I humbly pray, do not defer this dreadful duty..."

"Madam, I humbly pray, do not defer this dreadful duty..."

"Madam, I humbly pray, do not defer this dreadful duty..."

"Madam, I humbly pray, do not defer this dreadful duty..."

"or the people will doubt if the traitor is guilty or the Queen is safe."

"or the people will doubt if the traitor is guilty or the Queen is safe."

"or the people will doubt if the traitor is guilty or the Queen is safe."

"or the people will doubt if the traitor is guilty or the Queen is safe."

"or the people will doubt if the traitor is guilty or the Queen is safe."

Cecil, no prating to me of my duty!

Cecil, no prating to me of my duty!

Cecil, no prating to me of my duty!

Silence! The Council's dismissed!

Silence! The Council's dismissed!

Silence! The Council's dismissed!

Silence! The Council's dismissed!

Silence! The Council's dismissed!

I grieve, yet dare not show my discontent.

I grieve, yet dare not show my discontent.

I grieve, yet dare not show my discontent.

I grieve, yet dare not show my discontent.

I grieve, yet dare not show my discontent.

I love, and yet am forced to seem to hate.

I love, and yet am forced to seem to hate.

I love, and yet am forced to seem to hate.

I love, and yet am forced to seem to hate.

I love, and yet am forced to seem to hate.

"I am, and am not; Freeze, and yet I burn..."

"I am, and am not; Freeze, and yet I burn..."

"I am, and am not; Freeze, and yet I burn..."

"I am, and am not; Freeze, and yet I burn..."

"I am, and am not; Freeze, and yet I burn..."

since from myself my other self I turn.

since from myself my other self I turn.

since from myself my other self I turn.

since from myself my other self I turn.

since from myself my other self I turn.

"Sir Walter, what now? - Three persons, in humble duty, crave audience of their Sovereign."

"Sir Walter, what now? - Three persons, in humble duty, crave audience of their Sovereign."

"Sir Walter, what now? - Three persons, in humble duty, crave audience of their Sovereign."

"Sir Walter, what now? - Three persons, in humble duty, crave audience of their Sovereign."

"Sir Walter, what now? - Three persons, in humble duty, crave audience of their Sovereign."

"Great Queen, your champion in a prison cell lies languishing."

"Great Queen, your champion in a prison cell lies languishing."

"Great Queen, your champion in a prison cell lies languishing."

"Great Queen, your champion in a prison cell lies languishing."

"Great Queen, your champion in a prison cell lies languishing."

"We come to plead for him, to intercede for him, beseech your pardon..."

"We come to plead for him, to intercede for him, beseech your pardon..."

"We come to plead for him, to intercede for him, beseech your pardon..."

"We come to plead for him, to intercede for him, beseech your pardon..."

"We come to plead for him, to intercede for him, beseech your pardon..."

urge your need for him...

urge your need for him...

urge your need for him...

urge your need for him...

urge your need for him...

whose love and valour may still serve you well.

whose love and valour may still serve you well.

whose love and valour may still serve you well.

whose love and valour may still serve you well.

whose love and valour may still serve you well.

"To ask your mercy, Madam, the Countess bows her head and kneels."

"To ask your mercy, Madam, the Countess bows her head and kneels."

"To ask your mercy, Madam, the Countess bows her head and kneels."

"To ask your mercy, Madam, the Countess bows her head and kneels."

"To ask your mercy, Madam, the Countess bows her head and kneels."

"Too ill advised, he greatly erred; But let the father of my children live!"

"Too ill advised, he greatly erred; But let the father of my children live!"

"Too ill advised, he greatly erred; But let the father of my children live!"

"Too ill advised, he greatly erred; But let the father of my children live!"

"Too ill advised, he greatly erred; But let the father of my children live!"

Hearken, it is a Prince who speaks.

Hearken, it is a Prince who speaks.

Hearken, it is a Prince who speaks.

Hearken, it is a Prince who speaks.

A Prince is set upon a stage.

A Prince is set upon a stage.

A Prince is set upon a stage.

A Prince is set upon a stage.

"Alone, in sight of all the world; Alone, and must not fail."

"Alone, in sight of all the world; Alone, and must not fail."

"Alone, in sight of all the world; Alone, and must not fail."

"Alone, in sight of all the world; Alone, and must not fail."

"Alone, in sight of all the world; Alone, and must not fail."

If he must die, I plead for my children, his!

If he must die, I plead for my children, his!

If he must die, I plead for my children, his!

If he must die, I plead for my children, his!

If he must die, I plead for my children, his!

Frances, a woman speaks.

Frances, a woman speaks.

Frances, a woman speaks.

Frances, a woman speaks.

"Whatever I decide I have yet to name the day to sign his breath away, his that betrayed his Queen."

"Whatever I decide I have yet to name the day to sign his breath away, his that betrayed his Queen."

"Whatever I decide I have yet to name the day to sign his breath away, his that betrayed his Queen."

"Whatever I decide I have yet to name the day to sign his breath away, his that betrayed his Queen."

"Whatever I decide I have yet to name the day to sign his breath away, his that betrayed his Queen."

"Whatever I decide, your children, Frances, will be safe."

"Whatever I decide, your children, Frances, will be safe."

"Whatever I decide, your children, Frances, will be safe."

"Whatever I decide, your children, Frances, will be safe."

"Whatever I decide, your children, Frances, will be safe."

"His sister, Madam, begs to speak. Deign to hear her pleading."

"His sister, Madam, begs to speak. Deign to hear her pleading."

"His sister, Madam, begs to speak. Deign to hear her pleading."

"His sister, Madam, begs to speak. Deign to hear her pleading."

"His sister, Madam, begs to speak. Deign to hear her pleading."

"What! Tears from those bold eyes! Tears from my Lady Rich!"

"What! Tears from those bold eyes! Tears from my Lady Rich!"

"What! Tears from those bold eyes! Tears from my Lady Rich!"

"What! Tears from those bold eyes! Tears from my Lady Rich!"

"What! Tears from those bold eyes! Tears from my Lady Rich!"

"The noble Earl of Essex was born to fame and fortune."

"The noble Earl of Essex was born to fame and fortune."

"The noble Earl of Essex was born to fame and fortune."

"The noble Earl of Essex was born to fame and fortune."

"The noble Earl of Essex was born to fame and fortune."

"Yet not his rank alone hath made his greatness known. - I gave him honour, gave him power."

"Yet not his rank alone hath made his greatness known. - I gave him honour, gave him power."

"Yet not his rank alone hath made his greatness known. - I gave him honour, gave him power."

"Yet not his rank alone hath made his greatness known. - I gave him honour, gave him power."

"Yet not his rank alone hath made his greatness known. - I gave him honour, gave him power."

"Greatly hath he served the State, and armies follow him through fire."

"Greatly hath he served the State, and armies follow him through fire."

"Greatly hath he served the State, and armies follow him through fire."

"Greatly hath he served the State, and armies follow him through fire."

"Greatly hath he served the State, and armies follow him through fire."

"Madam, you need him, let his greatness be. He touched my sceptre! Then he was too great to be endured!"

"Madam, you need him, let his greatness be. He touched my sceptre! Then he was too great to be endured!"

"Madam, you need him, let his greatness be. He touched my sceptre! Then he was too great to be endured!"

"Madam, you need him, let his greatness be. He touched my sceptre! Then he was too great to be endured!"

"Madam, you need him, let his greatness be. He touched my sceptre! Then he was too great to be endured!"

"Still great he would have been without the grace and favour of a Queen!"

"Still great he would have been without the grace and favour of a Queen!"

"Still great he would have been without the grace and favour of a Queen!"

"Still great he would have been without the grace and favour of a Queen!"

"Still great he would have been without the grace and favour of a Queen!"

"Woman! How dare you plead for a traitor's life, you, an unfaithful wife!"

"Woman! How dare you plead for a traitor's life, you, an unfaithful wife!"

"Woman! How dare you plead for a traitor's life, you, an unfaithful wife!"

"Woman! How dare you plead for a traitor's life, you, an unfaithful wife!"

"No traitor he! Not he! Justice hath found him so!"

"No traitor he! Not he! Justice hath found him so!"

"No traitor he! Not he! Justice hath found him so!"

"No traitor he! Not he! Justice hath found him so!"

"No traitor he! Not he! Justice hath found him so!"

"Be merciful, be wise! Be dutiful, be still!"

"Be merciful, be wise! Be dutiful, be still!"

"Be merciful, be wise! Be dutiful, be still!"

"Be merciful, be wise! Be dutiful, be still!"

"Be merciful, be wise! Be dutiful, be still!"

"He most deserves your pardon. Most insolent, you dare presume!"

"He most deserves your pardon. Most insolent, you dare presume!"

"He most deserves your pardon. Most insolent, you dare presume!"

"He most deserves your pardon. Most insolent, you dare presume!"

"He most deserves your pardon. Most insolent, you dare presume!"

"Deserves your love! Importune me no more! Out!"

"Deserves your love! Importune me no more! Out!"

"Deserves your love! Importune me no more! Out!"

"Deserves your love! Importune me no more! Out!"

God forgive you!

God forgive you!

God forgive you!

God forgive you!

God forgive you!

Give me the warrant! I will sign it now!

Give me the warrant! I will sign it now!

Give me the warrant! I will sign it now!

Give me the warrant! I will sign it now!

"I have now obtained the victory over two things which the greatest princes cannot at their will subdue:."

"I have now obtained the victory over two things which the greatest princes cannot at their will subdue:."

"I have now obtained the victory over two things which the greatest princes cannot at their will subdue:."

"I have now obtained the victory over two things which the greatest princes cannot at their will subdue:."

"I have now obtained the victory over two things which the greatest princes cannot at their will subdue:."

"The one is over fame; The other is over a great mind."

"The one is over fame; The other is over a great mind."

"The one is over fame; The other is over a great mind."

"The one is over fame; The other is over a great mind."

"The one is over fame; The other is over a great mind."

"Surely the world is now, I hope, reasonably satisfied."

"Surely the world is now, I hope, reasonably satisfied."

"Surely the world is now, I hope, reasonably satisfied."

"Surely the world is now, I hope, reasonably satisfied."

"Surely the world is now, I hope, reasonably satisfied."

In some unhaunted desert...

In some unhaunted desert...

In some unhaunted desert...

In some unhaunted desert...

In some unhaunted desert...

"I am thrown into a corner like a dead carcase..."

"I am thrown into a corner like a dead carcase..."

"I am thrown into a corner like a dead carcase..."

"and you refuse even to hear of me, which to traitors you never did."

"and you refuse even to hear of me, which to traitors you never did."

"and you refuse even to hear of me, which to traitors you never did."

"and you refuse even to hear of me, which to traitors you never did."

"and you refuse even to hear of me, which to traitors you never did."

"What remains is only to beseech you to conclude my punishment, my misery and my life."

"What remains is only to beseech you to conclude my punishment, my misery and my life."

"What remains is only to beseech you to conclude my punishment, my misery and my life."

"What remains is only to beseech you to conclude my punishment, my misery and my life."

"What remains is only to beseech you to conclude my punishment, my misery and my life."

There might he sleep secure.

There might he sleep secure.

There might he sleep secure.

There might he sleep secure.

There might he sleep secure.

"The King of Scotland, may he not be told your Majesty's pleasure?"

"The King of Scotland, may he not be told your Majesty's pleasure?"

"The King of Scotland, may he not be told your Majesty's pleasure?"

"The King of Scotland, may he not be told your Majesty's pleasure?"

"Will it not please your Majesty to name the successor to your throne?"

"Will it not please your Majesty to name the successor to your throne?"

"Will it not please your Majesty to name the successor to your throne?"

"Will it not please your Majesty to name the successor to your throne?"

"I can by no means endure a winding-sheet held up before mine eyes while yet I live!"

"I can by no means endure a winding-sheet held up before mine eyes while yet I live!"

"I can by no means endure a winding-sheet held up before mine eyes while yet I live!"

"I can by no means endure a winding-sheet held up before mine eyes while yet I live!"

"I can by no means endure a winding-sheet held up before mine eyes while yet I live!"

"I have ever used to set the last Judgment Day before mine eyes."

"I have ever used to set the last Judgment Day before mine eyes."

"I have ever used to set the last Judgment Day before mine eyes."

"I have ever used to set the last Judgment Day before mine eyes."

"And when I have to answer the highest Judge, I mean to plead..."

"And when I have to answer the highest Judge, I mean to plead..."

"And when I have to answer the highest Judge, I mean to plead..."

"that never thought was cherished in my heart that tended not to my people's good."

"that never thought was cherished in my heart that tended not to my people's good."

"that never thought was cherished in my heart that tended not to my people's good."

"that never thought was cherished in my heart that tended not to my people's good."

"that never thought was cherished in my heart that tended not to my people's good."

"I count it the glory of my crown that I have reigned with your love..."

"I count it the glory of my crown that I have reigned with your love..."

"I count it the glory of my crown that I have reigned with your love..."

"and there is no jewel that I prefer before that jewel."

"and there is no jewel that I prefer before that jewel."

"and there is no jewel that I prefer before that jewel."

"Neither do I desire to live longer days than that I may see your prosperity: And that's my only desire."

"Neither do I desire to live longer days than that I may see your prosperity: And that's my only desire."

"Neither do I desire to live longer days than that I may see your prosperity: And that's my only desire."

"Neither do I desire to live longer days than that I may see your prosperity: And that's my only desire."

"Neither do I desire to live longer days than that I may see your prosperity: And that's my only desire."

"Mortua, mortua..."

"Mortua, mortua..."

"Mortua, mortua..."

"Mortua, mortua..."

"Mortua, mortua..."

"sed non sepulta!"

"sed non sepulta!"

"sed non sepulta!"

"sed non sepulta!"

"sed non sepulta!"

"To content the people, Madam, you must go to bed."

"To content the people, Madam, you must go to bed."

"To content the people, Madam, you must go to bed."

"To content the people, Madam, you must go to bed."

"The word ""must"" is not to be used to princes, little man."

"The word ""must"" is not to be used to princes, little man."

"The word ""must"" is not to be used to princes, little man."

"The word ""must"" is not to be used to princes, little man."

"The word ""must"" is not to be used to princes, little man."

"You durst not have said it, but you know I must die."

"You durst not have said it, but you know I must die."

"You durst not have said it, but you know I must die."

"You durst not have said it, but you know I must die."

"You durst not have said it, but you know I must die."

I wish your Majesty long life.

I wish your Majesty long life.

I wish your Majesty long life.

"I see no weighty reason that I should be fond to live or fear to die."

"I see no weighty reason that I should be fond to live or fear to die."

"I see no weighty reason that I should be fond to live or fear to die."

"I see no weighty reason that I should be fond to live or fear to die."

"I see no weighty reason that I should be fond to live or fear to die."

"Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen."

"Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen."

"Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen."

"Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen."

"Green leaves are we, red rose our golden Queen."

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!

O crowned rose among the leaves so green!