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again�察�Never�察�O never�察�shall I see more joy。 RICHARD。 I cannot weep�察�for 

all my body's moisture Scarce serves to quench my furnace´burning heart�察�

Nor   can   my  tongue unload   my   heart's   great   burden�察  �For   self´same   wind 

that I should speak withal Is kindling coals that fires all my breast�察�And 

burns me up with flames that tears would quench。 To weep is to make less 

the   depth    of  grief。  Tears   then   for  babes�察   �blows    and   revenge    for  me� �

Richard�察    �I  bear   thy  name�察   �I'll  venge   thy   death�察  �Or   die  renowned      by 

attempting it。 EDWARD。 His name that valiant duke hath left with thee�察�

His dukedom and his chair with me is left。 RICHARD。 Nay�察�if thou be that 

princely eagle's bird�察�Show thy descent by gazing 'gainst the sun�察�For chair 

and dukedom�察�throne and kingdom�察�say�此�Either that is thine�察�or else thou 

wert not his。 

       March。 Enter WARWICK�察�MONTAGUE�察�and their army 

       WARWICK。   How   now�察  �fair   lords�   �What   fare�拭  �What   news   abroad�拭�



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RICHARD。   Great   Lord   of   Warwick�察  �if   we   should   recount   Our   baleful 

news and at each word's deliverance Stab poinards in our flesh till all were 

told�察�The words would add more anguish than the wounds。 O valiant lord�察�

the    Duke    of   York    is  slain�   �EDWARD。         O   Warwick�察     �Warwick�      �that 

Plantagenet Which held thee dearly as his soul's redemption Is by the stern 

Lord   Clifford   done   to   death。 WARWICK。  Ten   days   ago   I   drown'd   these 

news in tears�察�And now�察�to add more measure to your woes�察�I come to tell 

you   things   sith   then   befall'n。 After   the   bloody   fray   at   Wakefield   fought�察�

Where your brave father breath'd his latest gasp�察�Tidings�察�as swiftly as the 

posts could run�察�Were brought me of your loss and his depart。 I�察�then in 

London�察  �keeper   of   the   King�察  �Muster'd   my   soldiers�察  �gathered   flocks   of 

friends�察  �And   very   well     appointed�察  �as   I  thought�察  �March'd     toward    Saint 

Albans to intercept the Queen�察�Bearing the King in my behalf along�察�For 

by my scouts I was advertised That she was coming with a full intent To 

dash our late decree in parliament Touching King Henry's oath and your 

succession。 Short tale to make´ we at Saint Albans met�察�Our battles join'd�察�

and both sides fiercely fought�察�But whether 'twas the coldness of the King�察�

Who look'd full gently on his warlike queen�察�That robb'd my soldiers of 

their heated spleen�察�Or whether 'twas report of her success�察�Or more than 

common fear of Clifford's rigour�察�Who thunders to his captives blood and 

death�察�I cannot judge�察�but�察�to conclude with truth�察�Their weapons like to 

lightning came and went�此�Our soldiers'�察�like the night´owl's lazy flight Or 

like an idle thresher with a flail�察�Fell gently down�察�as if they struck their 

friends。 I cheer'd them up with justice of our cause�察�With promise of high 

pay and great rewards�察�But all in vain�察�they had no heart to fight�察�And we 

in them no hope to win the day�察�So that we fled�此�the King unto the Queen�察�

Lord   George   your   brother�察  �Norfolk�察  �and   myself�察  �In   haste   post´haste   are 

come to join with you�察�For in the marches here we heard you were Making 

another   head   to   fight   again。   EDWARD。   Where   is   the   Duke   of   Norfolk�察�

gentle   Warwick�拭  �And   when   came   George   from   Burgundy   to   England�拭�

WARWICK。   Some   six   miles   off   the   Duke   is   with   the   soldiers�察�And   for 

your     brother�察  �he   was    lately  sent   From     your   kind    aunt�察  �Duchess     of 

Burgundy�察�With aid of soldiers to this needful war。 RICHARD。 'Twas odds�察�

belike�察�when valiant Warwick fled。 Oft have I heard his praises in pursuit�察�



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But ne'er till now his scandal of retire。 WARWICK。 Nor now my scandal�察�

Richard�察�dost thou hear�察�For thou shalt know this strong right hand of mine 

Can     pluck   the  diadem     from   faint   Henry's   head    And    wring   the   awful 

sceptre from his fist�察�Were he as famous and as bold in war As he is fam'd 

for mildness�察�peace�察�and prayer。 RICHARD。 I know it well�察�Lord Warwick�察�

blame   me   not。   'Tis   love   I   bear   thy   glories   makes   me   speak。   But   in   this 

troublous time  what's to be   done�拭  �Shall   we  go   throw  away  our   coats   of 

steel And wrap our bodies in black mourning´gowns�察�Numbering our Ave´ 

Maries with our beads�拭 �Or shall   we on the  helmets of   our foes Tell   our 

devotion   with   revengeful   arms�拭  �If   for   the   last�察  �say  'Ay��'   and   to   it�察  �lords。 

WARWICK。 Why�察�therefore Warwick came to seek you out�察�And therefore 

comes my brother Montague。 Attend me�察�lords。 The proud insulting Queen�察�

With Clifford and the haught Northumberland�察�And of their feather many 

moe proud birds�察�Have wrought the easy´melting King like wax。 He swore 

consent to your succession�察�His oath enrolled in the parliament�察�And now 

to London all the crew are gone To frustrate both his oath and what beside 

May make against the house of Lancaster。 Their power�察�I think�察�is thirty 

thousand   strong。   Now   if   the   help   of   Norfolk   and   myself�察  �With   all   the 

friends   that   thou�察  �brave   Earl   of   March�察  �Amongst   the   loving   Welshmen 

canst procure�察�Will but amount to five and twenty thousand�察�Why�察�Via� �to 

London will we march amain�察�And once again bestride our foaming steeds�察�

And   once   again   cry   'Charge   upon   our   foes��'   But   never   once   again   turn 

back and fly。 RICHARD。 Ay�察�now methinks I hear great Warwick speak。 

Ne'er may he live to see a sunshine day That cries 'Retire��' if Warwick bid 

him   stay。   EDWARD。   Lord   Warwick�察  �on   thy   shoulder   will   I   lean�察  �And 

when thou fail'st´ as God forbid the hour� � Must Edward fall�察�which peril 

heaven forfend。 WARWICK。 No longer Earl of March�察�but Duke of York�察�

The next degree is England's royal throne�察�For King of England shalt thou 

be proclaim'd In every borough as we pass along�察�And he that throws not 

up his cap for joy Shall for the fault make forfeit of his head。 King Edward�察�

valiant Richard�察�Montague�察�Stay we no longer�察�dreaming of renown�察�But 

sound the trumpets and about our task。 RICHARD。 Then�察�Clifford�察�were 

thy heart as hard as steel�察�As thou hast shown it flinty by thy deeds�察�I come 

to pierce it or to give thee mine。 EDWARD。 Then strike up drums。 God 



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and Saint George for us� �

      Enter a MESSENGER 

      WARWICK。   How   now�   �what   news�拭  �MESSENGER。   The   Duke   of 

Norfolk sends you word by me The Queen is coming with a puissant host�察�

And craves your company for speedy counsel。 WARWICK。 Why�察�then it 

sorts�察�brave warriors�察�let's away。 Exeunt 



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                             SCENE II。 Before York 



     Flourish。   Enter   KING   HENRY�察  �QUEEN   MARGARET�察  �the   PRINCE 

OF      WALES�察      �CLIFFORD�察         �NORTHUMBERLAND�察                 �with    drum     and 

trumpets 

       QUEEN   MARGARET。   Welcome�察  �my   lord�察  �to   this   brave   town   of 

York。 Yonder's the head of that arch´enemy That sought to be encompass'd 

with   your   crown。   Doth not   the   object   cheer   your   heart�察  �my  lord�拭  �KING 

HENRY。 Ay�察  �as   the   rocks   cheer   them   that   fear   their   wreck´   To   see   this 

sight�察�it irks my very soul。 Withhold revenge�察�dear God�察�'tis not my fault�察�

Nor   wittingly   have   I   infring'd   my   vow。   CLIFFORD。   My   gracious   liege�察�

this   too   much   lenity And   harmful   pity   must   be   laid   aside。  To   whom   do 

lions cast their gentle looks�拭�Not to the beast that would usurp their den。 

Whose hand is that the forest bear doth lick�拭�Not his that spoils her young 

before her face。 Who scapes the lurking serpent's mortal sting�拭�Not he that 

sets his foot upon her back�察�The smallest worm will turn�察�being trodden on�察�

And doves will peck in safeguard of their brood。 Ambitious York did level 

at thy crown�察�Thou smiling while he knit his angry brows。 He�察�but a Duke�察�

would have   his   son   a  king�察�And   raise his issue  like   a loving sire�此�Thou�察�

being a king�察�bless'd with a goodly son�察�Didst yield consent to disinherit 

him�察  �Which   argued   thee   a   most   unloving   father。   Unreasonable   creatures 

feed their young�察�And though man's face be fearful to their eyes�察�Yet�察�in 

protection of their tender ones�察�Who hath not seen them´ even with those 

wings Which sometime they have us'd with fearful flight´ Make war with 

him that climb'd unto their nest�察�Offering their own lives in their young's 

defence For shame�察�my liege�察�make them your precedent� �Were it not pity 

that   this goodly  boy  Should   lose   his birthright   by  his   father's   fault�察�And 

long hereafter say unto his child 'What my great´grandfather and grandsire 

got My  careless   father fondly  gave   away'�拭�Ah�察  �what   a shame   were   this� �

Look   on   the   boy�察  �And   let   his   manly   face�察  �which   promiseth   Successful 

fortune�察  �steel   thy   melting   heart   To   hold   thine   own   and   leave   thine   own 

with    him。    KING      HENRY。      Full   well    hath   Clifford    play'd   the   orator�察�

Inferring   arguments   of   mighty   force。   But�察  �Clifford�察  �tell   me�察  �didst   thou 

never   hear   That   things   ill   got   had   ever   bad   success�拭�And   happy   always 



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