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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