Francis James Child,
The English and Scottish Popular Ballads…
“ A =A.* * * * . . . . . . . . 'Ffor if your boone be askeable, Soone granted it shalbe: 'If it be not touching my crowne,' he said, 'Nor hurting poore comminaltye.' 'Nay, it is not touching your crowne,' shee sayes, 'Nor hurting poore cominaltye, 'But I begg the death of Thomas Cromwell, For a false traitor to you is hee.' 'Then feitch me hither the Earle of Darby And the Earle of Shrewsbury, 'And bidde them bring Thomas Cromawell ”
