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presumptuous and proud�察 �Can set the Duke up in despite of me。
CLIFFORD。 King Henry�察�be thy title right or wrong�察�Lord Clifford vows
to fight in thy defence。 May that ground gape�察 �and swallow me alive�察�
Where I shall kneel to him that slew my father� �KING HENRY。 O Clifford�察�
how thy words revive my heart� �YORK。 Henry of Lancaster�察 �resign thy
crown。 What mutter you�察 �or what conspire you�察 �lords�拭 �WARWICK。 Do
right unto this princely Duke of York�察�Or I will fill the house with armed
men�察�And over the chair of state�察�where now he sits�察�Write up his title with
usurping blood。 ��He stamps with his foot and the soldiers show themselves�А�
KING HENRY。 My Lord of Warwick�察�hear but one word�此�Let me for this
my life´time reign as king。 YORK。 Confirm the crown to me and to mine
heirs�察�And thou shalt reign in quiet while thou liv'st。 KING HENRY。 I am
content。 Richard Plantagenet�察 �Enjoy the kingdom after my decease。
CLIFFORD。 What wrong is this unto the Prince your son� �WARWICK。
What good is this to England and himself� �WESTMORELAND。 Base�察�
fearful�察 �and despairing Henry� �CLIFFORD。 How hast thou injur'd both
thyself and or us� �WESTMORELAND。 I cannot stay to hear these articles。
NORTHUMBERLAND。 Nor I。 CLIFFORD。 Come�察�cousin�察�let us tell the
Queen these news。 WESTMORELAND。 Farewell�察 �faint´hearted and
degenerate king�察 �In whose cold blood no spark of honour bides。
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NORTHUMBERLAND。 Be thou a prey unto the house of York And die in
bands for this unmanly deed� �CLIFFORD。 In dreadful war mayst thou be
overcome�察 �Or live in peace abandon'd and despis'd� �Exeunt
NORTHUMBERLAND�察 �CLIFFORD�察 �and WESTMORELAND
WARWICK。 Turn this way�察�Henry�察�and regard them not。 EXETER。 They
seek revenge�察 �and therefore will not yield。 KING HENRY。 Ah�察 �Exeter� �
WARWICK。 Why should you sigh�察 �my lord�拭 �KING HENRY。 Not for
myself�察�Lord Warwick�察�but my son�察�Whom I unnaturally shall disinherit。
But be it as it may。 ��To YORK�А�I here entail The crown to thee and to thine
heirs for ever�察�Conditionally�察�that here thou take an oath To cease this civil
war�察 �and�察 �whilst I live�察 �To honour me as thy king and sovereign�察 �And
neither by treason nor hostility To seek to put me down and reign thyself。
YORK。 This oath I willingly take�察 �and will perform。 ��Coming from the
throne�А �WARWICK。 Long live King Henry� �Plantagenet�察 �embrace him。
KING HENRY。 And long live thou�察�and these thy forward sons� �YORK。
Now York and Lancaster are reconcil'd。 EXETER。 Accurs'd be he that
seeks to make them foes� 。�Sennet。 Here they come down�А �YORK。
Farewell�察 �my gracious lord�察 �I'll to my castle。 WARWICK。 And I'll keep
London with my soldiers。 NORFOLK。 And I to Norfolk with my
followers。 MONTAGUE。 And I unto the sea�察�from whence I came。 Exeunt
the YORKISTS KING HENRY。 And I�察�with grief and sorrow�察�to the court。
Enter QUEEN MARGARET and the PRINCE OF WALES
EXETER。 Here comes the Queen�察�whose looks bewray her anger。 I'll
steal away。 KING HENRY。 Exeter�察�so will I。 QUEEN MARGARET。 Nay�察�
go not from me�察 �I will follow thee。 KING HENRY。 Be patient�察 �gentle
queen�察�and I will stay。 QUEEN MARGARET。 Who can be patient in such
extremes�拭�Ah�察�wretched man� �Would I had died a maid�察�And never seen
thee�察�never borne thee son�察�Seeing thou hast prov'd so unnatural a father� �
Hath he deserv'd to lose his birthright thus�拭�Hadst thou but lov'd him half
so well as I�察�Or felt that pain which I did for him once�察�Or nourish'd him as
I did with my blood�察�Thou wouldst have left thy dearest heart´blood there
Rather than have made that savage duke thine heir�察�And disinherited thine
only son。 PRINCE OF WALES。 Father�察�you cannot disinherit me。 If you
be King�察�why should not I succeed�拭�KING HENRY。 Pardon me�察�Margaret�察�
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pardon me�察 �sweet son。 The Earl of Warwick and the Duke enforc'd me。
QUEEN MARGARET。 Enforc'd thee� �Art thou King and wilt be forc'd�拭�I
shame to hear thee speak。 Ah�察�timorous wretch� �Thou hast undone thyself�察�
thy son�察�and me�察�And giv'n unto the house of York such head As thou shalt
reign but by their sufferance。 To entail him and his heirs unto the crown�察�
What is it but to make thy sepulchre And creep into it far before thy time�拭�
Warwick is Chancellor and the lord of Calais�察 �Stern Falconbridge
commands the narrow seas�察�The Duke is made Protector of the realm�察�And
yet shalt thou be safe�拭 �Such safety finds The trembling lamb environed
with wolves。 Had I been there�察 �which am a silly woman�察 �The soldiers
should have toss'd me on their pikes Before I would have granted to that
act。 But thou prefer'st thy life before thine honour�察�And seeing thou dost�察�I
here divorce myself�察�Both from thy table�察�Henry�察�and thy bed�察�Until that
act of parliament be repeal'd Whereby my son is disinherited。 The northern
lords that have forsworn thy colours Will follow mine�察 �if once they see
them spread�察�And spread they shall be�察�to thy foul disgrace And utter ruin
of the house of York。 Thus do I leave thee。 Come�察 �son�察 �let's away�察 �Our
army is ready�察 �come�察 �we'll after them。 KING HENRY。 Stay�察 �gentle
Margaret�察�and hear me speak。 QUEEN MARGARET。 Thou hast spoke too
much already�察 �get thee gone。 KING HENRY。 Gentle son Edward�察 �thou
wilt stay with me�拭 �QUEEN MARGARET。 Ay�察 �to be murder'd by his
enemies。 PRINCE OF WALES。 When I return with victory from the field
I'll see your Grace�察�till then I'll follow her。 QUEEN MARGARET。 Come�察�
son�察�away�察�we may not linger thus。 Exeunt QUEEN MARGARET and the
PRINCE KING HENRY。 Poor queen� �How love to me and to her son Hath
made her break out into terms of rage� �Reveng'd may she be on that
hateful Duke�察 �Whose haughty spirit�察 �winged with desire�察 �Will cost my
crown�察�and like an empty eagle Tire on the flesh of me and of my son� �The
loss of those three lords torments my heart。 I'll write unto them�察 �and
entreat them fair�察 �Come�察 �cousin�察 �you shall be the messenger。 EXETER。
And I�察�I hope�察�shall reconcile them all。 Exeunt
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SCENE II。 Sandal Castle�察�near Wakefield�察�in
Yorkshire
Flourish。 Enter EDWARD�察�RICHARD�察�and MONTAGUE
RICHARD。 Brother�察�though I be youngest�察�give me leave。 EDWARD。
No�察�I can better play the orator。 MONTAGUE。 But I have reasons strong
and forcible。
Enter the DUKE OF YORK
YORK。 Why�察�how now�察�sons and brother� �at a strife�拭�What is your
quarrel�拭�How began it first�拭�EDWARD。 No quarrel�察�but a slight contention。
YORK。 About what�拭�RICHARD。 About that which concerns your Grace
and us´ The crown of England�察�father�察�which is yours。 YORK。 Mine�察�boy�拭�
Not till King Henry be dead。 RICHARD。 Your right depends not on his
life or death。 EDWARD。 Now you are heir�察 �therefore enjoy it now。 By
giving the house of Lancaster leave to breathe�察�It will outrun you�察�father�察�
in the end。 YORK。 I took an oath that he should quietly reign。 EDWARD。
But for a kingdom any oath may be broken�此 �I would break a thousand
oaths to reign one year。 RICHARD。 No�察�God forbid your Grace should be
forsworn。 YORK。 I shall be�察�if I claim by open war。 RICHARD。 I'll prove
the contrary�察 �if you'll hear me speak。 YORK。 Thou canst not�察 �son�察 �it is
impossible。 RICHARD。 An oath is of no moment�察�being not took Before a
true and lawful magistrate That hath authority over him that swears。 Henry
had none�察�but did usurp the place�察�Then�察�seeing 'twas he that made you to
depose�察�Your oath�察�my lord�察�is vain and frivolous。 Therefore�察�to arms。 And�察�
father�察�do but think How sweet a thing it is to wear a crown�察�Within whose
circuit is Elysium And all that poets feign of bliss and joy。 Why do we
linger thus�拭�I cannot rest Until the white rose that I wear be dy'd Even in
the lukewarm blood of Henry's heart。 YORK。 Richard�察�enough�察�I will be
King�察 �or die。 Brother�察 �thou shalt to London presently And whet on
Warwick to this enterprise。 Thou�察 �Richard�察 �shalt to the Duke of Norfolk
And tell him privily of our intent。 You�察 �Edward�察 �shall unto my Lord
Cobham�察�With whom the Kentishmen will willingly rise�察�In them I trust�察�
for they are soldiers�察�Witty�察�courteous�察�liberal�察�full of spirit。 While you are
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thus employ'd�察�what resteth more But that I seek occasion how to rise�察�And
yet the King not privy to my drift�察�Nor any of the house of Lancaster�拭�
Enter a MESSENGER
But�察�stay。 What news�拭�Why com'st thou in such post�拭�MESSENGER。
The Queen with all the northern earls and lords Intend here to besiege you
in your castle。 She is hard by with twenty thousand men�察�And theref