“Suffolk his axe did ply;Beaumont and WilloughbyBare them right doughtily;  Ferrers and Fanhope.{{pb}}Upon Saint Crispin’s DayFought was this noble fray,Which fame did not delay  To England to carry.O when shall English menWith such acts fill a pen?Or England breed again  Such a King Harry?”

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