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    ALL。 Peace�察�peace。 

    MORE。 Look�察�what you do offend you cry upon�察�That is�察�the peace�此�

not one of you here present�察�Had there such fellows lived when you were 

babes�察�That could have topped the peace�察�as now you would�察�The   peace 



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wherein   you   have   till   now   grown   up   Had   been   ta'en   from   you�察  �and   the 

bloody times Could not have brought you to the state of men。 Alas�察�poor 

things�察�what is it you have got�察�Although we grant you get the thing you 

seek�拭�

     GEORGE。 Marry�察�the removing of the strangers�察�which cannot choose 

but much advantage the poor handicrafts of the city。 

     MORE。 Grant them removed�察�and grant that this your noise Hath chid 

down   all    the   majesty   of   England�察    �Imagine   that    you   see  the   wretched 

strangers�察  �Their   babies   at   their   backs   and   their   poor   luggage�察  �Plodding 

tooth ports and costs for transportation�察�And that you sit as kings in your 

desires�察  �Authority   quite   silent   by   your   brawl�察  �And   you   in   ruff   of   your 

opinions   clothed�察  �What   had   you   got�拭  �I'll   tell   you�此  �you   had   taught   How 

insolence and   strong hand   should prevail�察 �How order   should be quelled�察�

and   by   this   pattern   Not   one   of   you   should   live   an   aged   man�察  �For   other 

ruffians�察�as their fancies wrought�察�With self same hand�察�self reasons�察�and 

self right�察�Would shark on you�察�and men like ravenous fishes Would feed 

on one another。 

     DOLL。 Before God�察�that's as true as the Gospel。 

     LINCOLN。 Nay�察�this is a sound fellow�察�I tell you�此�let's mark him。 

     MORE。       Let   me    set   up   before    your   thoughts�察    �good    friends�察  �On 

supposition�察  �which   if   you   will   mark�察�You   shall   perceive   how   horrible   a 

shape   Your   innovation   bears�此  �first�察  �tis   a   sin   Which   oft   the   apostle   did 

forewarn us of�察�Urging obedience to authority�察�And twere no error�察�if I told 

you all�察�You were in arms against your God himself。 

     ALL。 Marry�察�God forbid that� �

     MORE。 Nay�察�certainly you are�察�For to the king God hath his office lent 

Of dread�察�of justice�察�power and command�察�Hath bid him rule�察�and willed 

you to obey�察�And�察�to add ampler majesty to this�察�He hath not only lent the 

king his figure�察�His throne and sword�察�but given him his own name�察�Calls 

him a god on earth。 What do you�察�then�察�Rising gainst him that God himself 

installs�察�But rise against God�拭�what do you to your souls In doing this�拭�O�察�

desperate   as   you   are�察  �Wash   your   foul   minds   with   tears�察  �and   those   same 

hands�察�That you like rebels lift against the peace�察�Lift up for peace�察  �and 

your unreverent knees�察�Make them your feet to kneel to be forgiven� �Tell 



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me but this�此�what rebel captain�察�As mutinies are incident�察�by his name Can 

still the rout�拭�who will obey a traitor�拭�Or how can well that proclamation 

sound�察�When there is no addition but a rebel To qualify a rebel�拭�You'll put 

down strangers�察�Kill them�察�cut their throats�察�possess their houses�察�And lead 

the majesty of law in line�察�To slip him like a hound。 Say now the king ��As 

he is clement�察�if th' offender mourn�� Should so much come to short of your 

great trespass As but to banish you�察�whether would you go�拭�What country�察�

by the nature of your error�察�Should give you harbor�拭�go you to France or 

Flanders�察�To any German province�察�to Spain or Portugal�察�Nay�察�any where 

that not adheres to England�察�Why�察�you must needs be strangers�此�would 

you be pleased To find a nation of such barbarous temper�察�That�察�breaking 

out   in   hideous   violence�察�Would   not   afford   you   an   abode  on   earth�察�Whet 

their detested knives against your throats�察�Spurn you like dogs�察�and like as 

if that God Owed not nor made not you�察�nor that the claimants Were not 

all appropriate to your comforts�察�But chartered unto them�察�what would you 

think To be thus used�拭�this is the strangers case�察�And this your mountanish 

inhumanity。 

     ALL。 Faith�察�a says true�此�let's do as we may be done to。 

     LINCOLN。   We'll   be   ruled   by   you�察  �Master   More�察  �if   you'll   stand   our 

friend to procure our pardon。 

     MORE。 Submit you to these noble gentlemen�察�Entreat their mediation 

to the king�察�Give up yourself to form�察�obey the magistrate�察�And there's no 

doubt but mercy may be found�察�If you so seek。 To persist in it is present 

death�此  �but�察  �if   you   Yield   yourselves�察  �no   doubt   what   punishment   You   in 

simplicity     have   incurred�察   �his  highness    In  mercy    will   most   graciously 

pardon。 

     ALL。 We yield�察�and desire his highness' mercy。 

     ��They lay by their weapons。�А�

     MORE。 No doubt his majesty will grant it you�此�But you must yield to 

go to several prisons�察�Till that his highness' will be further known。 

     ALL。 Most willingly�察�whether you will have us。 

     SHREWSBURY。 Lord Mayor�察�let them be sent to several prisons�察�And 

there�察  �in   any  case�察  �be   well   intreated。   My  lord   of   Surrey�察  �please   you   to 

take   horse�察  �And   ride   to   Cheapside�察  �where   the   aldermen   Are   with   their 



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several companies in arms�察�Will them to go unto their several wards�察�Both 

for the stay of furth mutiny�察�And for the apprehending of such persons As 

shall contend。 

       SURREY。 I go�察�my noble lord。 

     ��Exit Surrey。�А�

     SHREWSBURY。 We'll straight go tell his highness these good news�察�

Withal�察�Shrieve More�察�I'll tell him how your breath Hath ransomed many a 

subject from sad death。 

     ��Exit Shrewsbury and Cholmley。�А�

     LORD   MAYOR。   Lincoln   and   Sherwin�察  �you   shall   both   to   Newgate�察�

The rest unto the Counters。 

     PALMER。   Go   guard   them   hence�此  �a   little   breath   well   spent   Cheats 

expectation in his fairest event。 

     DOLL。 Well�察�Sheriff More�察�thou hast done more with thy good words 

than    all  they  could   with   their  weapons�此    �give  me    thy  hand�察  �keep   thy 

promise now for the king's pardon�察�or�察�by the Lord�察 �I'll call thee a   plain 

coney´catcher。 

     LINCOLN。 Farewell�察�Shrieve More�察�and as we yield by thee�察�So make 

our peace�察�then thou dealst honestly。 

     CLOWN。   Aye�察  �and   save   us   from   the   gallows�察  �else   a   devil's   double 

honestly� �

     ��They are led away。�А�

     LORD   MAYOR。   Master   Shrieve   More�察  �you   have   preserved   the   city 

From a most dangerous fierce commotion�察�For�察�if this limb of riot here in 

St。 Martins Had joined with other branches of the city That did begin to 

kindle�察�twould have bred Great rage�察�that rage much murder would have 

fed。 Not steel�察�but eloquence hath wrought this good�此�You have redeemed 

us from much threatened blood。 

     MORE。 My lord and brethren�察�what I here have spoke�察�My country's 

love�察�and next the city's care�察�Enjoined me to�察�which since it thus prevails�察�

Think�察  �God   hath   made   weak   More   his   instrument   To   thwart   sedition's 

violent intent。 I think twere best�察�my lord�察�some two hours hence We meet 

at the Guildhall�察�and there determine That thorough every ward the watch 

be clad In armor�察�but especially proud That at the city gates selected men�察�



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Substantial citizens�察�do ward tonight�察�For fear of further mischief。 

     LORD      MAYOR。        It  shall  be  so�此 �But   yond    me   thinks   my    lord  of 

Shrewsbury。 

     ��Enter Shrewsbury。�А�

     SHREWSBURY。   My   lord�察  �his   majesty   sends   loving   thanks   To   you�察�

your brethren�察�and his faithful subjects�察�Your careful citizens。But�察�Master 

More�察�to you A rougher�察�yet as kind�察�a salutation�此�A knights creation is this 

knightly steel。 Rise up�察�Sir Thomas More。 

     MORE。 I thank his highness for thus honoring me。 

     SHREWSBURY。 This is but first taste of his princely favor�此�For it hath 

pleased his high majesty ��Noting your wisdom and deserving merit�� To put 

this   staff   of   honor   in   your   hand�察  �For   he   hath   chose   you   of   his   Privy 

Council。 

     MORE。   My   lord�察  �for   to   deny   my   sovereign's   bounty   Were   to   drop 

precious     stones   into   the  heaps   Whence      they   first  came�察  �To   urge   my 

imperfections   in   excuse�察  �Were   all   as   stale   as   custom�此  �no�察  �my   lord�察  �My 

service is my kings�察�good reason why�察�Since life or death hangs on our 

sovereign's eye。 

     LORD MAYOR。 His majesty hath honored much the city In this his 

princely choice。 

     MORE。 My lord and brethren�察�Though I depart for court my love shall 

rest With you�察�as heretofore�察�a faithful guest。 I now must sleep in court�察�

sound sleeps forbear�察�The chamberlain to state is public care�此�Yet�察�in this 

rising   of   my   private   blood�察  �My   studious   thoughts   shall   tend   the   city's 

good。 

     ��Enter Crofts。�А�

     SHREWSBURY。 How now�察�Crofts� �what news�拭�

     CROFTS。 My lord�察�his highness sends express command That a record 

be entered of this riot�察�And that the chief and capital offenders Be thereon 

straight    arraigned�察   �for   himself   intends    To   sit  in  person    on   the   rest 

tomorrow At Westminster。 

     SHREWSBURY。 Lord Mayor�察�you hear your charge。 Come�察�good Sir 

Thomas More�察�to court let's hie�察�You are th' appeaser of this mutiny。 

     MORE。   My   lord�察  �farewell�此  �new   days   begets   new   tides�察  �Life   whirls 



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