8, 11. nor doth it &c. This line, and the next, are omitted in edition ; and, in their room, we find Shees truly faire, whose beauty is unseene Like heav'n faire fight-ward, but more fair within. Perfons represented. Edward the third, King of England: Earl of Warwick; Earl of Derby; Earl of Salisbury; two Efquires, and a Herald, English. Robert, filing himself Earl, of Artois ; Charles, and Philip, his Sons. Duke of Lorrain. Villiers, a French Lord. d} two Citizens of Calais; a Captain, and a poor Inhabitant, of the fame. another Captain; a Mariner; three Heralds; and four other Frenchmen. David, King of Scotland. Earl Douglas; and two Messengers, Scotch. Philippa, Edward's Queen. Countess of Salisbury. a French Woman. Lords, and divers other Attendants; [dent; Scene, difperf'd; in England, Flanders, and France. EDWARD III. Flourish. ACT I. SCENE I. London. A Room of State in the Palace. Enter King EDWARD, attended; Prince of Wales, WARWICK, Derby, AUDLEY, ARTOIS, and Others. EDW. Robert of Artois, banish'd though thou be From France, thy native country, yet with us Thou shalt retain as great a figniory; For we create thee earl of Richmond here. Who next fucceeded Philip le beau ? ART. Three fons of his; which all, fucceffively, EDW. But was my mother fifter unto those? 6 Philip of Bew? 7 fucceffefully |