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Beseeching Thee�察�if with Thy will it stands That to my foes this body must 

be   prey�察  �Yet   that   Thy   brazen   gates   of   heaven   may   ope And   give   sweet 

passage   to   my   sinful   soul。   Now�察  �lords�察  �take   leave   until   we   meet   again�察�

Where'er   it   be�察  �in   heaven   or   in   earth。   RICHARD。   Brother�察  �give   me   thy 

hand�察�and�察�gentle Warwick�察�Let me embrace thee in my weary arms。 I that 

did never weep now melt with woe That winter should cut off our spring´ 

time    so。  WARWICK。          Away�察    �away�    �Once    more�察   �sweet    lords�察  �farewell。 

GEORGE。 Yet let us all together to our troops�察�And give them leave to fly 

that   will not   stay�察�And   call   them  pillars   that   will   stand to us�察�And if   we 

thrive�察�promise them such rewards As victors wear at the Olympian games。 

This may plant courage in their quailing breasts�察�For yet is hope of life and 

victory。 Forslow no longer�察�make we hence amain。 Exeunt 



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                  SCENE IV。 Another part of the field 



     Excursions。 Enter RICHARD and CLIFFORD 

       RICHARD。   Now�察  �Clifford�察  �I   have   singled   thee   alone。   Suppose   this 

arm is for the Duke of York�察�And this for Rutland�察�both bound to revenge�察�

Wert thou environ'd with a brazen wall。 CLIFFORD。 Now�察�Richard�察�I am 

with thee here alone。 This is the hand that stabbed thy father York�察�And 

this   the   hand   that   slew   thy   brother   Rutland�察  �And   here's   the   heart   that 

triumphs   in   their   death   And   cheers   these   hands   that   slew   thy   sire   and 

brother To execute the like upon thyself�察�And so�察�have at thee� 。�They fight�А�

       Enter WARWICK�察�CLIFFORD flies 

       RICHARD。 Nay�察�Warwick�察�single out some other chase�察�For I myself 

will hunt this wolf to death。 Exeunt 



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                   SCENE V。 Another part of the field 



     Alarum。 Enter KING HENRY alone 

       KING   HENRY。   This   battle   fares   like   to   the   morning's   war�察  �When 

dying     clouds    contend     with    growing     light�察  �What    time    the   shepherd�察�

blowing of his nails�察�Can neither call it perfect day nor night。 Now sways 

it this way�察�like a mighty sea Forc'd by the tide to combat with the wind�察�

Now sways it that way�察�like the selfsame sea Forc'd to retire by fury of the 

wind。 Sometime the flood prevails�察�and then the wind�察�Now one the better�察�

then another best�察�Both tugging to be victors�察�breast to breast�察�Yet neither 

conqueror nor conquered。 So is the equal poise of this fell war。 Here on 

this molehill will I sit me down。 To whom God will�察�there be the victory� �

For Margaret my queen�察�and Clifford too�察�Have chid me from the battle�察�

swearing both They prosper best of all when I am thence。 Would I were 

dead�察�if God's good will were so� �For what is in this world but grief and 

woe�拭�O God� �methinks it were a happy life To be no better than a homely 

swain�察�To sit upon a hill�察�as I do now�察�To carve out dials quaintly�察�point by 

point�察  �Thereby   to   see   the   minutes   how   they   run´   How   many   makes   the 

hour   full   complete�察  �How   many   hours   brings   about   the   day�察  �How   many 

days   will   finish   up   the   year�察  �How   many   years   a   mortal   man   may   live。 

When this is known�察�then to divide the times´ So many hours must I tend 

my   flock�察  �So   many   hours   must   I   take   my   rest�察  �So   many   hours   must   I 

contemplate�察�So many hours must I sport myself�察�So many days my ewes 

have   been   with   young�察  �So   many   weeks   ere   the   poor   fools   will   can�察  �So 

many years ere I shall shear the fleece�此�So minutes�察�hours�察�days�察�months�察�

and   years�察  �Pass'd   over   to   the   end   they   were   created�察 �Would   bring   white 

hairs unto a quiet grave。 Ah�察�what a life were this� �how sweet� �how lovely� �

Gives   not   the   hawthorn   bush   a   sweeter   shade   To   shepherds   looking   on 

their silly sheep�察�Than doth a rich embroider'd canopy To kings that fear 

their  subjects'   treachery�拭  �O   yes�察  �it   doth�察  �a   thousand´fold   it   doth。 And   to 

conclude�此  �the   shepherd's   homely   curds�察  �His   cold   thin   drink   out   of   his 

leather   bottle�察  �His   wonted   sleep   under   a   fresh   tree's   shade�察  �All   which 

secure and sweetly he enjoys�察�Is far beyond a prince's delicates´ His viands 

sparkling in a golden cup�察�His body couched in a curious bed�察�When care�察�



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mistrust�察�and treason waits on him。 

       Alarum。   Enter   a   son   that   hath   kill'd   his   Father�察  �at   one   door�察  �and   a 

FATHER that hath kill'd his Son�察�at another door 

       SON。 Ill blows the wind that profits nobody。 This man whom hand to 

hand I slew in fight May be possessed with some store of crowns�察�And I�察�

that haply take them from him now�察�May yet ere night yield both my life 

and them To some man else�察�as this dead man doth me。 Who's this�拭�O God� �

It is my father's face�察�Whom in this conflict I unwares have kill'd。 O heavy 

times�察�begetting such events� �From London by the King was I press'd forth�察�

My father�察 �being   the   Earl of Warwick's   man�察 �Came on   the part   of York�察�

press'd by his master�察�And I�察�who at his hands receiv'd my life�察�Have by 

my hands of life bereaved him。 Pardon me�察�God�察�I knew not what I did。 

And pardon�察�father�察�for I knew not thee。 My tears shall wipe away these 

bloody marks�察�And no more words till they have flow'd their fill。 KING 

HENRY。 O piteous spectacle� �O bloody times� �Whiles lions war and battle 

for   their   dens�察  �Poor   harmless   lambs   abide   their   enmity。   Weep�察  �wretched 

man�察�I'll aid thee tear for tear�察�And let our hearts and eyes�察�like civil war�察�

Be blind with tears and break o'ercharg'd with grief。 

       Enter FATHER�察�bearing of his SON 

       FATHER。 Thou that so stoutly hath resisted me�察�Give me thy gold�察�if 

thou hast any gold�察�For I have bought it with an hundred blows。 But let me 

see。 Is this our foeman's face�拭�Ah�察�no�察�no�察�no�察�no�察�it is mine only son� �Ah�察�

boy�察�if any life be left in thee�察�Throw up thine eye� �See�察�see what show'rs 

arise�察�Blown with the windy tempest of my heart Upon thy wounds�察�that 

kills   mine    eye    and   heart�   �O�察  �pity�察 �God�察   �this   miserable     age�   �What 

stratagems�察�how fell�察�how butcherly�察�Erroneous�察�mutinous�察�and unnatural�察�

This deadly quarrel daily doth beget� �O boy�察�thy father gave thee life too 

soon�察�And hath bereft thee of thy life too late� �KING HENRY。 Woe above 

woe�   �grief   more   than   common   grief�   �O   that   my   death   would   stay   these 

ruthful deeds� �O pity�察�pity�察�gentle heaven�察�pity� �The red rose and the white 

are on his face�察�The fatal colours of our striving houses�此�The one his purple 

blood     right   well    resembles�察    �The    other   his   pale   cheeks�察   �methinks�察�

presenteth。 Wither one rose�察�and let the other flourish� �If you contend�察�a 

thousand lives must perish。 SON。 How will my mother for a father's death 



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Take on with me�察�and ne'er be satisfied� �FATHER。 How will my wife for 

slaughter   of   my   son   Shed   seas   of   tears�察  �and   ne'er   be   satisfied�   �KING 

HENRY。   How   will   the   country   for   these   woeful   chances   Misthink   the 

King�察�and not be satisfied� �SON。 Was ever son so rued a father's death�拭�

FATHER。 Was ever father so bemoan'd his son�拭�KING HENRY。 Was ever 

king so griev'd for subjects' woe�拭�Much is your sorrow�察�mine ten times so 

much。 SON。 I'll bear thee hence�察�where I may weep my fill。 Exit with the 

body FATHER。 These arms of mine shall be thy winding´sheet�察�My heart�察�

sweet   boy�察  �shall   be   thy   sepulchre�察  �For   from   my   heart   thine   image   ne'er 

shall go�察�My sighing breast shall be thy funeral bell�察�And so obsequious 

will thy father be�察�Even for the loss of thee�察�having no more�察�As Priam was 

for all his valiant sons。 I'll bear thee hence�察�and let them fight that will�察�For 

I   have   murdered      where    I  should    not  kill。  Exit   with   the  body    KING 

HENRY。   Sad´hearted   men�察  �much   overgone   with   care�察  �Here   sits   a   king 

more woeful than you are。 

       Alarums�察    �excursions。     Enter    QUEEN       MARGARET�察          �PRINCE       OF 

WALES�察�and EXETER 

       PRINCE   OF   WALES。   Fly�察  �father�察  �fly�察  �for   all   your   friends   are   fled�察�

And Warwick   rages   like   a   chafed   bull。 Away�   �for   death   doth   hold   us   in 

pursuit。   QUEEN   MARGARET。   Mount   you�察  �my   lord�察  �towards   Berwick 

post amain。 Edward and Richard�察�like a brace of greyhounds Having the 

fearful flying hare in sight�察�With fiery eyes sparkling for very wrath�察�And 

bloody steel grasp'd in their ireful hands�察�Are at our backs�察�and therefore 

hence   amain。   EXETER。   Away�   �for   vengeance   comes   along   with   them。 

Nay�察  �stay   not   to   expostulate�察  �make   speed�察  �Or   else   come   after。   I'll   away 

before。  KING  HENRY。  Nay�察 �take   me   with   thee�察 �good sweet   Exeter。  Not 

that   I   fear   to   stay�察  �but   love   to   go   Whither   the   Queen   intends。   Forward�察�

away� �Exeunt 



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                  SCENE VI。 Another part of the fiel

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