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                  SCENE VI。 Another part of the field 



     A loud alarum。 Enter CLIFFORD�察�wounded 

       CLIFFORD。        Here    burns   my   candle    out�察  �ay�察 �here  it  dies�察 �Which�察�

whiles it lasted�察�gave King Henry light。 O Lancaster�察�I fear thy overthrow 

More than my body's parting with my soul� �My love and fear glu'd many 

friends   to   thee�察�And�察 �now  I   fall�察�thy  tough   commixture   melts�察  �Impairing 

Henry�察    �strength'ning    misproud      York。   The   common       people    swarm    like 

summer flies�察�And whither fly the gnats but to the sun�拭�And who shines 

now   but   Henry's   enemies�拭  �O   Phoebus�察  �hadst   thou   never   given   consent 

That Phaethon should check thy fiery steeds�察�Thy burning car never had 

scorch'd the earth� �And�察�Henry�察�hadst thou sway'd as kings should do�察�Or 

as thy father and his father did�察�Giving no ground unto the house of York�察�

They never then had sprung like summer flies�察�I and ten thousand in this 

luckless realm Had left no mourning widows for our death�察�And thou this 

day hadst kept thy chair in peace。 For what doth cherish weeds but gentle 

air�拭  �And   what   makes   robbers   bold   but   too   much   lenity�拭  �Bootless   are 

plaints�察�and cureless are my wounds。 No way to fly�察�nor strength to hold 

out flight。 The foe is merciless and will not pity�察�For at their hands I have 

deserv'd   no   pity。   The   air   hath   got   into   my   deadly   wounds�察  �And   much 

effuse of   blood   doth   make   me   faint。   Come�察�York   and   Richard�察�Warwick 

and the rest�察�I stabb'd your fathers' bosoms�此�split my breast。 ��He faints�А�

       Alarum      and    retreat。   Enter     EDWARD�察        �GEORGE�察        �RICHARD 

MONTAGUE�察�WARWICK�察�and soldiers 

       EDWARD。 Now breathe we�察�lords。 Good fortune bids us pause And 

smooth   the   frowns   of   war   with   peaceful   looks。   Some   troops   pursue   the 

bloody´minded   Queen   That   led   calm   Henry�察  �though   he   were   a   king�察�As 

doth   a   sail�察  �fill'd   with   a   fretting   gust�察  �Command   an   argosy   to   stern   the 

waves。 But think you�察�lords�察�that Clifford fled with them�拭�WARWICK。 No�察�

'tis impossible he should escape�察�For�察�though before his face I speak the 

words�察�Your brother Richard mark'd him for the grave�察�And�察�whereso'er he 

is�察  �he's   surely   dead。   ��CLIFFORD   groans�察  �and   dies�А  �RICHARD。   Whose 

soul   is   that   which   takes   her   heavy   leave�拭�A  deadly   groan�察  �like   life   and 

death's departing。 See who it is。 EDWARD。 And now the battle's ended�察�If 



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friend   or   foe�察  �let   him   be   gently   used。   RICHARD。   Revoke   that   doom   of 

mercy�察  �for   'tis   Clifford�察  �Who   not   contented   that   he   lopp'd   the   branch   In 

hewing Rutland when his leaves put forth�察�But set his murd'ring knife unto 

the   root   From   whence   that   tender   spray   did   sweetly   spring´   I   mean   our 

princely   father�察  �Duke   of   York。   WARWICK。   From   off   the   gates   of   York 

fetch   down   the   head�察  �Your   father's   head�察  �which   Clifford   placed   there�察�

Instead   whereof   let   this   supply   the   room。   Measure   for   measure   must   be 

answered。 EDWARD。 Bring forth that fatal screech´owl to our house�察�That 

nothing sung   but   death   to   us   and   ours。   Now   death   shall   stop   his   dismal 

threat'ning      sound�察   �And     his   ill´boding     tongue     no   more     shall   speak。 

WARWICK。 I think his understanding is bereft。 Speak�察�Clifford�察�dost thou 

know who speaks to thee�拭�Dark cloudy death o'ershades his beams of life�察�

And he nor sees nor hears us what we say。 RICHARD。 O�察�would he did� �

and   so�察  �perhaps�察  �he   doth。   'Tis   but   his   policy   to   counterfeit�察  �Because   he 

would   avoid   such   bitter   taunts   Which   in   the   time   of   death   he   gave   our 

father。     GEORGE。         If  so   thou    think'st�察   �vex   him     with    eager    words。 

RICHARD。 Clifford�察�ask mercy and obtain no grace。 EDWARD。 Clifford�察�

repent in bootless penitence。 WARWICK。 Clifford�察�devise excuses for thy 

faults。 GEORGE。 While we devise fell tortures for thy faults。 RICHARD。 

Thou   didst   love   York�察  �and   I   am   son   to   York。   EDWARD。   Thou   pitied'st 

Rutland�察�I   will pity  thee。 GEORGE。 Where's Captain   Margaret�察�to   fence 

you now�拭�WARWICK。 They mock thee�察�Clifford�察�swear as thou wast wont。 

RICHARD。   What�察  �not   an   oath�拭  �Nay�察  �then   the   world   goes   hard   When 

Clifford cannot spare his friends an oath。 I know by that he's dead�察�and by 

my soul�察�If this right hand would buy two hours' life�察�That I in all despite 

might rail at him�察�This hand should chop it off�察�and with the issuing blood 

Stifle the villain whose unstanched thirst York and young Rutland could 

not satisfy。 WARWICK。 Ay�察�but he's dead。 Off with the traitor's head�察�And 

rear    it  in  the   place    your   father's    stands。   And     now    to   London      with 

triumphant       march�察    �There    to  be   crowned      England's     royal   King�察    �From 

whence shall Warwick cut the sea to France�察�And ask the Lady Bona for 

thy   queen。   So   shalt   thou   sinew   both   these   lands   together�察  �And�察  �having 

France thy friend�察�thou shalt not dread The scatt'red foe that hopes to rise 

again�察�For though they cannot greatly sting to hurt�察�Yet look to have them 



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buzz   to   offend   thine   ears。   First   will   I   see   the   coronation�察  �And   then   to 

Brittany   I'll   cross   the   sea   To   effect   this   marriage�察  �so   it   please   my   lord。 

EDWARD。        Even   as  thou  wilt�察 �sweet  Warwick�察   �let  it  be�察 �For  in  thy 

shoulder do I build my seat�察�And never will I undertake the thing Wherein 

thy  counsel   and   consent   is   wanting。   Richard�察  �I   will   create   thee   Duke   of 

Gloucester�察�And George�察�of Clarence�察�Warwick�察�as ourself�察�Shall do and 

undo   as   him   pleaseth  best。   RICHARD。   Let   me   be   Duke   of   Clarence�察�

George     of  Gloucester�察   �For   Gloucester's   dukedom     is  too   ominous。 

WARWICK。         Tut�察 �that's  a  foolish  observation。   Richard�察  �be  Duke    of 

Gloucester。 Now to London To see these honours in possession。 Exeunt 



       



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           ACT III。 



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             SCENE I。 A chase in the north of England 



     Enter two KEEPERS�察�with cross´bows in their hands 

       FIRST      KEEPER。       Under     this   thick´grown      brake    we'll    shroud 

ourselves�察  �For   through   this   laund   anon   the   deer   will   come�察�And   in   this 

covert    will  we    make    our  stand�察  �Culling    the  principal   of  all  the  deer。 

SECOND   KEEPER。   I'll   stay   above   the   hill�察  �so   both   may   shoot。   FIRST 

KEEPER。 That cannot be�察�the noise of thy cross´bow Will scare the herd�察�

and so my shoot is lost。 Here stand we both�察�and aim we at the best�察�And�察�

for the time shall not seem tedious�察�I'll tell thee what befell me on a day In 

this   self´place   where   now   we   mean   to   stand。   SECOND   KEEPER。   Here 

comes a man�察�let's stay till he be past。 

       Enter KING HENRY�察�disguised�察�with a prayer´book 

       KING   HENRY。   From   Scotland   am   I   stol'n�察  �even   of   pure   love�察  �To 

greet mine own land with my wishful sight。 No�察�Harry�察�Harry�察�'tis no land 

of thine�察�Thy place is fill'd�察�thy sceptre wrung from thee�察�Thy balm wash'd 

off wherewith thou wast anointed。 No bending knee will call thee Caesar 

now�察�No humble suitors press to speak for right�察�No�察�not a man comes for 

redress of thee�察�For how can I help them and not myself�拭�FIRST KEEPER。 

Ay�察�here's a deer whose skin's a keeper's fee。 This is the quondam King�察�

let's seize upon him。 KING HENRY。 Let me embrace thee�察�sour adversity�察�

For wise men say it is the wisest course。 SECOND KEEPER。 Why linger 

we�拭  �let   us   lay   hands   upon   him。   FIRST   KEEPER。   Forbear   awhile�察  �we'll 

hear a little more。 KING HENRY。 My Queen and son are gone to France 

for aid�察�And�察�as I hear�察�the great commanding Warwick Is thither gone to 

crave the   French   King's   sister To   wife for   Edward。   If   this news be   true�察�

Poor queen and son�察�your labour is but lost�察�For Warwick is a subtle orator�察�

And Lewis a prince soon won with moving words。 By this account�察�then�察�

Margaret may win him�察�For she's a woman to be pitied much。 Her sighs 

will make a batt'ry in his breast�察�Her tears will pierce into a marble heart�察�

The tiger will be mild whiles she doth mourn�察�And Nero will be tainted 

with remorse To hear and see her plaints�察�her brinish tears。 Ay�察�but she's 

come to beg�此�Warwick�察�to give。 She�察�on h

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