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was it for that son Whose father for his hoarding went to hell�拭�I'll leave 

my son my virtuous deeds behind�察�And would my father had left me no 

more� �For all the rest is held at such a rate As brings a thousand´fold more 

care   to   keep   Than   in   possession   any   jot   of   pleasure。   Ah�察  �cousin   York� �

would thy best friends did know How it doth grieve me that thy head is 

here� �QUEEN MARGARET。 My lord�察�cheer up your spirits�察�our foes are 

nigh�察  �And   this   soft   courage   makes   your   followers   faint。   You   promis'd 

knighthood      to  our   forward    son�此  �Unsheathe     your   sword    and   dub   him 

presently。 Edward�察�kneel down。 KING HENRY。 Edward Plantagenet�察�arise 

a   knight�察  �And   learn   this   lesson�此  �Draw   thy   sword   in   right。   PRINCE   OF 

WALES。 My gracious father�察�by your kingly leave�察�I'll draw it as apparent 

to the   crown�察�And   in   that   quarrel use   it to   the   death。   CLIFFORD。 Why�察�

that is spoken like a toward prince。 

       Enter a MESSENGER 

       MESSENGER。 Royal commanders�察�be in readiness�察�For with a band 

of thirty thousand men Comes Warwick�察�backing of the Duke of York�察�And 

in the towns�察�as they do march along�察�Proclaims him king�察�and many fly to 

him。 Darraign your battle�察�for they are at hand。 CLIFFORD。 I would your 

Highness would depart the field�此�The Queen hath best success when you 

are absent。 QUEEN MARGARET。 Ay�察�good my lord�察�and leave us to our 

fortune。   KING   HENRY。   Why�察  �that's   my   fortune   too�察  �therefore   I'll   stay。 

NORTHUMBERLAND。 Be it with resolution�察�then�察�to fight。 PRINCE OF 

WALES。 My royal father�察�cheer these noble lords�察�And hearten those that 

fight   in  your   defence。    Unsheathe     your   sword�察   �good    father�察 �cry  'Saint 

George��' 

       March。     Enter    EDWARD�察        �GEORGE�察        �RICHARD�察        �WARWICK�察�

NORFOLK�察�MONTAGUE�察�and soldiers 

       EDWARD。   Now�察  �perjur'd   Henry�察  �wilt   thou   kneel   for   grace And   set 

thy   diadem     upon    my   head�察  �Or   bide   the  mortal   fortune    of  the  field�拭�

QUEEN        MARGARET。           Go    rate  thy   minions�察    �proud    insulting    boy。 

Becomes   it   thee   to   be   thus   bold   in   terms   Before   thy   sovereign   and   thy 

lawful king�拭�EDWARD。 I am his king�察�and he should bow his knee。 I was 

adopted heir by his consent�此�Since when�察�his oath is broke�察�for�察�as I hear�察�

You that are King�察�though he do wear the crown�察�Have caus'd him by new 



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act of parliament To blot out me and put his own son in。 CLIFFORD。 And 

reason too�此�Who should succeed the father but the son�拭�RICHARD。 Are 

you there�察�butcher�拭�O�察�I cannot speak� �CLIFFORD。 Ay�察�crook´back�察�here I 

stand   to   answer   thee�察  �Or   any   he�察  �the   proudest   of   thy   sort。   RICHARD。 

'Twas you that kill'd young Rutland�察�was it not�拭�CLIFFORD。 Ay�察�and old 

York�察�and yet not satisfied。 RICHARD。 For God's sake�察�lords�察�give signal 

to   the   fight。   WARWICK。   What   say'st   thou�察  �Henry�拭  �Wilt   thou   yield   the 

crown�拭  �QUEEN   MARGARET。   Why�察  �how   now�察  �long´tongu'd   Warwick� �

Dare you speak�拭�When you and I met at Saint Albans last Your legs did 

better service than your hands。 WARWICK。 Then 'twas my turn to fly�察�and 

now   'tis   thine。   CLIFFORD。 You   said   so   much   before�察  �and   yet   you   fled。 

WARWICK。           'Twas     not    your    valour�察   �Clifford�察    �drove     me    thence。 

NORTHUMBERLAND。 No�察�nor your manhood that durst make you stay。 

       RICHARD。   Northumberland�察  �I   hold   thee   reverently。   Break   off   the 

parley�察�for scarce I can refrain The execution of my big´swol'n heart Upon 

that Clifford�察�that cruel child´killer。 CLIFFORD。 I slew thy father�察�call'st 

thou him a child�拭�RICHARD。 Ay�察�like a dastard and a treacherous coward�察�

As thou didst kill our tender brother Rutland�察�But ere sunset I'll make thee 

curse the deed。 KING HENRY。 Have done with words�察�my lords�察�and hear 

me speak。 QUEEN MARGARET。 Defy them then�察�or else hold close thy 

lips。 KING HENRY。 I prithee give no limits to my tongue�此�I am a king�察�

and privileg'd to speak。 CLIFFORD。  My liege�察 �the wound   that bred this 

meeting   here   Cannot   be   cur'd   by   words�察  �therefore   be   still。   RICHARD。 

Then�察 �executioner�察 �unsheathe thy  sword。  By  Him  that   made   us   all�察 �I   am 

resolv'd   That   Clifford's   manhood   lies   upon   his   tongue。   EDWARD。   Say�察�

Henry�察�shall I have my right�察�or no�拭�A thousand men have broke their fasts 

to´day That   ne'er   shall dine unless   thou   yield the   crown。 WARWICK。   If 

thou deny�察�their blood upon thy head�察�For York in justice puts his armour 

on。   PRINCE   OF   WALES。   If   that   be   right   which   Warwick   says   is   right�察�

There is no wrong�察�but every thing is right。 RICHARD。 Whoever got thee�察�

there   thy   mother   stands�察  �For   well   I   wot   thou   hast   thy   mother's   tongue。 

QUEEN MARGARET。 But thou art neither like thy sire nor dam�察�But like 

a   foul   misshapen   stigmatic�察  �Mark'd   by   the   destinies   to   be   avoided�察  �As 

venom   toads   or   lizards'   dreadful   stings。   RICHARD。   Iron   of   Naples   hid 



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with English gilt�察�Whose father bears the title of a king´ As if a channel 

should     be   call'd  the  sea´   Sham'st    thou   not�察  �knowing     whence     thou    art 

extraught�察�To let thy tongue detect thy base´born heart�拭�EDWARD。 A wisp 

of   straw   were   worth   a   thousand   crowns   To   make   this   shameless   callet 

know   herself。   Helen   of   Greece   was   fairer   far   than   thou�察  �Although   thy 

husband may be Menelaus�察�And ne'er was Agamemmon's brother wrong'd 

By that false woman as this king by thee。 His father revell'd in the heart of 

France�察�And   tam'd   the   King�察  �and   made   the   Dauphin   stoop�察�And   had   he 

match'd according to his state�察�He might have kept that glory to this day�察�

But when he took a beggar to his bed And grac'd thy poor sire with his 

bridal day�察�Even then that sunshine brew'd a show'r for him That wash'd 

his father's fortunes forth of France And heap'd sedition on his crown at 

home。 For what hath broach'd this tumult but thy pride�拭�Hadst thou been 

meek�察  �our   title   still   had   slept�察�And   we�察  �in   pity   of   the   gentle   King�察  �Had 

slipp'd   our   claim   until   another   age。   GEORGE。   But   when   we   saw   our 

sunshine made thy spring�察�And that thy summer bred us no increase�察�We 

set the axe to thy usurping root�察�And though the edge hath something hit 

ourselves�察�Yet know thou�察�since we have begun to strike�察�We'll never leave 

till   we   have   hewn   thee   down�察  �Or   bath'd   thy   growing   with   our   heated 

bloods。   EDWARD。   And   in   this   resolution   I   defy   thee�察  �Not   willing   any 

longer   conference�察  �Since   thou   deniest   the   gentle   King   to   speak。   Sound 

trumpets�察�let our bloody colours wave�察�And either victory or else a grave� �

QUEEN MARGARET。 Stay�察�Edward。 EDWARD。 No�察�wrangling woman�察�

we'll   no   longer   stay�察  �These   words   will   cost   ten   thousand   lives   this   day。 

Exeunt 



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       SCENE III。 A field of battle between Towton and 



                            Saxton�察�in Yorkshire 



     Alarum�察�excursions。 Enter WARWICK 

       WARWICK。 Forspent with toil�察�as runners with a race�察�I lay me down 

a little while to breathe�察�For strokes receiv'd and many blows repaid Have 

robb'd   my   strong´knit   sinews   of   their   strength�察�And   spite   of   spite   needs 

must I rest awhile。 

       Enter EDWARD�察�running 

       EDWARD。 Smile�察�gentle heaven�察�or strike�察�ungentle death�察�For this 

world   frowns�察  �and   Edward's   sun   is   clouded。 WARWICK。   How   now�察  �my 

lord。 What hap�拭�What hope of good�拭�

       Enter GEORGE 

       GEORGE。 Our hap is lost�察�our hope but sad despair�察�Our ranks are 

broke�察�and ruin follows us。 What counsel give you�拭�Whither shall we fly�拭�

EDWARD。 Bootless is flight�此�they follow us with wings�察�And weak we are�察�

and cannot shun pursuit。 

       Enter RICHARD 

       RICHARD。   Ah�察  �Warwick�察  �why   hast   thou   withdrawn   thyself�拭  �Thy 

brother's blood the thirsty earth hath drunk�察�Broach'd with the steely point 

of   Clifford's   lance�察�And   in   the   very   pangs   of   death   he   cried�察  �Like   to   a 

dismal   clangor   heard   from   far�察  �'Warwick�察  �revenge�   �Brother�察  �revenge   my 

death。' So�察�underneath the belly of their steeds�察�That stain'd their fetlocks 

in his smoking blood�察�The noble gentleman gave up the ghost。 WARWICK。 

Then let the earth be drunken with our blood。 I'll kill my horse�察�because I 

will   not   fly。   Why   stand   we   like   soft´hearted   women   here�察  �Wailing   our 

losses�察  �whiles   the   foe   doth   rage�察�And   look   upon�察  �as   if   the  tragedy  Were 

play'd   in   jest   by   counterfeiting   actors�拭  �Here   on   my   knee   I   vow   to   God 

above I'll never pause again�察�never stand still�察�Till either death hath clos'd 

these eyes of mine Or fortune given me measure of revenge。 EDWARD。 O 

Warwick�察�I do bend my knee with thine�察�And in this vow do chain my soul 

to thine� �And ere my knee rise from the earth's cold face I throw my hands�察�

mine eyes�察�my heart to Thee�察�Thou setter´up and plucker´down of kings�察�



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