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BY that this tragedye was ended, nighte was so nere come that we could not con∣ueniētly tary together any longer, & ther∣fore sayd mayster Ferrers: It is best my maisters to stay here. For we be now come to ye end of Edward the fourths raygne. For the last whō we fynde vnfortunate therin, was ye Duke of Cla¦rence: in whose behalfe I commende mutche that which hath bene noted.
Let vs therfore for this tyme leaue with him, and some other day when your leasure will beste serue let vs mete here altogether agayne, And you shall see that in the meane season I wil not onlye deuyse vppon this my selfe, but cause diuers other of my acquaintaunce whiche can do verye well to helpe vs forwarde with the rest. To this euery manne gladly agreed, how beit (sayd another) seyng wee shal end at Edwardes the fourth end, let him selfe make an end of onr days labour with the same oration which maister Skel∣ton made in his name, the true co∣py wherof as hee wrote the sa∣me I haue here readye to be red