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How bitter it was to be bereft of Crown and life in self same breath. Bitter it was to fall and die while disloyal Stanley stood idly by. The arrow lodged close by my spine as I was pole axed from behind. A King of England, doubly dead, stripped naked ,on an *** was led. In Leicester's graveyard I was lain- The anointed monarch they had slain. To lie forever in this hole while Henry wore the crown he stole. My Queen, my son, both predeceased, were nobly interred and rest in Peace. While I, Richard, ignobly lie near Bosworth field with Greyfriars by.
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Feb 15, 2013
Feb 15, 2013 at 10:49 PM UTC
The Ghost of Richard the Third
How bitter it was to be bereft of Crown and life in self same breath. Bitter it was to fall and die while disloyal Stanley stood idly by. The arrow lodged close by my spine as I was pole axed from behind. A King of England, doubly dead, stripped naked ,on an *** was led. In Leicester's graveyard I was lain- The anointed monarch they had slain. To lie forever in this hole while Henry wore the crown he stole. My Queen, my son, both predeceased, were nobly interred and rest in Peace. While I, Richard, ignobly lie near Bosworth field with Greyfriars by.
john-f-mccullagh
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Feb 15, 2013
Feb 15, 2013 at 10:49 PM UTC
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