No cause pretending but the common weale,
The crown of England was the very case,
Why to the commons they burned so in zeale:
My faultes were cloakes theyr practise to conceale,
In counsayle hearing consider the intent,
For in[889] pretence of truth treason oft is ment.
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So theyr pretence was only to remoue
Counsayle corrupt from place about the king:
But, O ye princes, you it doth behoue