English poem
King Edward
by James Miller (1860–1947)
Usher them to our presence. [Exit MONTAGUE. This Earl Dunbar is but a crafty chief, But I must mould him to my politics; [Aside. The others pay the forfeit of their lives. Speed, noble Arundel, with Montague, (While we deliberate here in secret council,) Pursue the fugitives, and push the war, Till England’s ensign floats above Dunbar.