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with conjurers�察 �Whom we have apprehended in the fact�察 �Raising up
wicked spirits from under ground�察 �Demanding of King Henry's life and
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death And other of your Highness' Privy Council�察�As more at large your
Grace shall understand。 CARDINAL。 And so�察�my Lord Protector�察�by this
means Your lady is forthcoming yet at London。 This news�察�I think�察 �hath
turn'd your weapon's edge�察�'Tis like�察�my lord�察�you will not keep your hour。
GLOUCESTER。 Ambitious churchman�察�leave to afflict my heart。 Sorrow
and grief have vanquish'd all my powers�察�And�察�vanquish'd as I am�察�I yield
to the Or to the meanest groom。 KING HENRY。 O God�察�what mischiefs
work the wicked ones�察 �Heaping confusion on their own heads thereby� �
QUEEN。 Gloucester�察�see here the tainture of thy nest�察�And look thyself be
faultless�察�thou wert best。 GLOUCESTER。 Madam�察�for myself�察�to heaven I
do appeal How I have lov'd my King and commonweal�察�And for my wife I
know not how it stands。 Sorry I am to hear what I have heard。 Noble she is�察�
but if she have forgot Honour and virtue�察�and convers'd with such As�察�like
to pitch�察�defile nobility�察�I banish her my bed and company And give her as
a prey to law and shame�察�That hath dishonoured Gloucester's honest name。
KING HENRY。 Well�察 �for this night we will repose us here。 To´morrow
toward London back again To look into this business thoroughly And call
these foul offenders to their answers�察�And poise the cause in justice' equal
scales�察�Whose beam stands sure�察�whose rightful cause prevails。 Flourish。
Exeunt
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SCENE II。 London。 The DUKE OF YORK'S garden
Enter YORK�察�SALISBURY�察�and WARWICK
YORK。 Now�察�my good Lords of Salisbury and Warwick�察�Our simple
supper ended�察�give me leave In this close walk to satisfy myself In craving
your opinion of my tide�察 �Which is infallible�察 �to England's crown。
SALISBURY。 My lord�察�I long to hear it at full。 WARWICK。 Sweet York�察�
begin�察�and if thy claim be good�察�The Nevils are thy subjects to command。
YORK。 Then thus�此�Edward the Third�察�my lords�察�had seven sons�察�The first�察�
Edward the Black Prince�察 �Prince of Wales�察 �The second�察 �William of
Hatfield�察�and the third�察�Lionel Duke of Clarence�察�next to whom Was John
of Gaunt�察�the Duke of Lancaster�察�The fifth was Edmund Langley�察�Duke of
York�察�The sixth was Thomas of Woodstock�察�Duke of Gloucester�察�William
of Windsor was the seventh and last。 Edward the Black Prince died before
his father And left behind him Richard�察�his only son�察�Who�察�after Edward
the Third's death�察 �reign'd as king Till Henry Bolingbroke�察 �Duke of
Lancaster�察�The eldest son and heir of John of Gaunt�察�Crown'd by the name
of Henry the Fourth�察�Seiz'd on the realm�察�depos'd the rightful king�察�Sent
his poor queen to France�察 �from whence she came。 And him to Pomfret�察�
where�察 �as all you know�察 �Harmless Richard was murdered traitorously。
WARWICK。 Father�察�the Duke hath told the truth�察�Thus got the house of
Lancaster the crown。 YORK。 Which now they hold by force�察�and not by
right�察�For Richard�察�the first son's heir�察�being dead�察�The issue of the next
son should have reign'd。 SALISBURY。 But William of Hatfield died
without an heir。 YORK。 The third son�察�Duke of Clarence�察�from whose line
I claim the crown�察�had issue Philippe�察�a daughter�察�Who married Edmund
Mortimer�察�Earl of March�察�Edmund had issue�察�Roger Earl of March�察�Roger
had issue�察�Edmund�察�Anne�察�and Eleanor。 SALISBURY。 This Edmund�察�in the
reign of Bolingbroke�察�As I have read�察�laid claim unto the crown�察�And�察�but
for Owen Glendower�察 �had been king�察 �Who kept him in captivity till he
died。 But�察 �to the rest。 YORK。 His eldest sister�察�Anne�察 �My mother�察 �being
heir unto the crown�察 �Married Richard Earl of Cambridge�察 �who was To
Edmund Langley�察 �Edward the Third's fifth son�察 �son。 By her I claim the
kingdom�此 �she was heir To Roger Earl of March�察 �who was the son Of
Edmund Mortimer�察�who married Philippe�察�Sole daughter unto Lionel Duke
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of Clarence�察�So�察�if the issue of the elder son Succeed before the younger�察�I
am King。 WARWICK。 What plain proceedings is more plain than this�拭�
Henry doth claim the crown from John of Gaunt�察 �The fourth son�此�York
claims it from the third。 Till Lionel's issue fails�察 �his should not reign。 It
fails not yet�察 �but flourishes in thee And in thy sons�察 �fair slips of such a
stock。 Then�察�father Salisbury�察�kneel we together�察�And in this private plot be
we the first That shall salute our rightful sovereign With honour of his
birthright to the crown。 BOTH。 Long live our sovereign Richard�察�
England's King� �YORK。 We thank you�察�lords。 But I am not your king Till I
be crown'd�察�and that my sword be stain'd With heart´blood of the house of
Lancaster�察�And that's not suddenly to be perform'd�察�But with advice and
silent secrecy。 Do you as I do in these dangerous days�此�Wink at the Duke
of Suffolk's insolence�察 �At Beaufort's pride�察 �at Somerset's ambition�察 �At
Buckingham�察�and all the crew of them�察�Till they have snar'd the shepherd
of the flock�察�That virtuous prince�察�the good Duke Humphrey�察�'Tis that they
seek�察 �and they�察 �in seeking that�察 �Shall find their deaths�察 �if York can
prophesy。 SALISBURY。 My lord�察�break we off�察�we know your mind at full。
WARWICK。 My heart assures me that the Earl of Warwick Shall one day
make the Duke of York a king。 YORK。 And�察�Nevil�察�this I do assure myself�察�
Richard shall live to make the Earl of Warwick The greatest man in
England but the King。 Exeunt
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SCENE III。 London。 A hall of justice
Sound trumpets。Enter the KING and State�此�the QUEEN�察�
GLOUCESTER�察�YORK�察�SUFFOLK�察�and SALISBURY�察�with guard�察�
to banish the DUCHESS。Enter�察�guarded�察�the DUCHESS OF
GLOUCESTER�察�MARGERY JOURDAIN�察�HUME�察�SOUTHWELL�察�
and BOLINGBROKE
KING HENRY。 Stand forth�察 �Dame Eleanor Cobham�察 �Gloucester's
wife�此�In sight of God and us�察�your guilt is great�察�Receive the sentence of
the law for sins Such as by God's book are adjudg'd to death。 You four�察�
from hence to prison back again�察�From thence unto the place of execution�此�
The witch in Smithfield shall be burnt to ashes�察�And you three shall be
strangled on the gallows。 You�察 �madam�察 �for you are more nobly born�察�
Despoiled of your honour in your life�察 �Shall�察 �after three days' open
penance done�察 �Live in your country here in banishment With Sir John
Stanley in the Isle of Man。 DUCHESS。 Welcome is banishment�察�welcome
were my death。 GLOUCESTER。 Eleanor�察�the law�察�thou seest�察�hath judged
thee。 I cannot justify whom the law condemns。 Exeunt the DUCHESS and
the other prisoners�察�guarded Mine eyes are full of tears�察�my heart of grief。
Ah�察 �Humphrey�察 �this dishonour in thine age Will bring thy head with
sorrow to the ground� �I beseech your Majesty give me leave to go�察�Sorrow
would solace�察�and mine age would ease。 KING HENRY。 Stay�察�Humphrey
Duke of Gloucester�察�ere thou go�察�Give up thy staff�察�Henry will to himself
Protector be�察�and God shall be my hope�察�My stay�察�my guide�察�and lantern to
my feet。 And go in peace�察�Humphrey�察�no less belov'd Than when thou wert
Protector to thy King。 QUEEN。 I see no reason why a king of years
Should be to be protected like a child。 God and King Henry govern
England's realm� �Give up your staff�察 �sir�察 �and the King his realm。
GLOUCESTER。 My staff� �Here�察�noble Henry�察�is my staff。 As willingly do
I the same resign As ere thy father Henry made it mine�察 �And even as
willingly at thy feet I leave it As others would ambitiously receive it。
Farewell�察�good King�察 �when I am dead and gone�察 �May honourable peace
attend thy throne� �Exit QUEEN。 Why�察�now is Henry King�察�and Margaret
Queen�察�And Humphrey Duke of Gloucester scarce himself�察�That bears so
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shrewd a maim�此�two pulls at once´ His lady banish'd and a limb lopp'd off。
This staff of honour raught�察�there let it stand Where it best fits to be�察�in
Henry's hand。 SUFFOLK。 Thus droops this lofty pine and hangs his sprays�察�
Thus Eleanor's pride dies in her youngest days。 YORK。 Lords�察�let him go。
Please it your Majesty�察 �This is the day appointed for the combat�察 �And
ready are the appellant and defendant�察�The armourer and his man�察�to enter
the lists�察�So please your Highness to behold the fight。 QUEEN。 Ay�察�good
my lord�察�for purposely therefore Left I the court�察�to see this quarrel tried。
KING HENRY。 A God's name�察�see the lists and all things fit�察�Here let them
end it�察 �and God defend the right� �YORK。 I never saw a fellow worse
bested�察�Or more afraid to fight�察 �than is the appell