From Blacke-heath in Kent to send mee to the towre:
Such was the force of rebelles in[904] that howre.
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The tempest yet[905] therewith was not ceased,
For Yorke was bent his purpose to pursue,
Who seing how soone[906] I was released,
And ill successe of sufferaunce to ensue:
Then like Iudas[907] vnto his Lord untrue,
Esteeming time[908] lost any[909] longer to defarre,
By Warwicke’s ayde proclaymed open warre.