Anon. [1823], King Richard III. Travestie, a burlesque, operatic, mock terrific tragedy, in two acts. Marked with the stage business and directions by the author (Published by E. Duncombe [etc.], London) [word count] [S39700].
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SCENE IX.
—A Wood.
Enter Catesby, L. H. with Norfolk, who has got one of his Legs bound up.
Cat.
Come, d&wblank;n the gout, and stir your stumps,
Though fortune's given you many bumps
Yet never mind her,
For if for her, you care two dumps,
You'll be behind her.
[Exeunt, L. H.
Enter King Richard in great disorder, on foot, followed by Ratcliff, L. H.
King R.
An ass! an ass! half a sovereign for an ass.
Rat.
This way, my lord; as I did pass,
I saw one in the field at grass.
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King R.
Asses now are all a farce.
[Ratcliff runs off, L. H.
No! I'm determin'd not to yield,
If there should be six Richmonds in the field.
An ass! an ass! a sovereign for an ass.
[Exit, R. H.
Anon. [1823], King Richard III. Travestie, a burlesque, operatic, mock terrific tragedy, in two acts. Marked with the stage business and directions by the author (Published by E. Duncombe [etc.], London) [word count] [S39700].
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