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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 appellant�察�The servant   of   his 

armourer�察�my lords。 

     Enter at one door�察�HORNER�察�the Armourer�察�and his NEIGHBOURS�察�

drinking to him so much that he is drunk�察�and he enters with a drum before 

him   and   his   staff   with   a   sand´bag   fastened   to   it�察  �and   at   the   other   door 

PETER�察�his man�察�with a drum and sandbag�察�and PRENTICES drinking to 

him 

       FIRST  NEIGHBOUR。   Here�察  �neighbour   Horner�察  �I   drink   to   you   in   a 

cup of sack�察�and fear not�察�neighbour�察�you shall do well enough。 SECOND 

NEIGHBOUR。   And   here�察  �neighbour�察  �here's   a   cup   of   charneco。   THIRD 

NEIGHBOUR。 And   here's   a   pot   of   good   double   beer�察  �neighbour�察  �drink�察�

and fear not your man。 HORNER。 Let it come�察�i' faith�察�and I'll pledge you 

all�察�and a fig for Peter� �FIRST PRENTICE。 Here�察�Peter�察�I drink to thee�察�

and be not afraid。 SECOND PRENTICE。 Be merry�察�Peter�察�and fear not thy 

master�此  �fight   for  credit   of  the   prentices。   PETER。  I   thank   you   all。   Drink�察�

and pray for me�察�I pray you�察�for I think I have taken my last draught in this 

world。 Here�察�Robin�察�an if I die�察�I give thee my apron�察�and�察�Will�察�thou shalt 

have my hammer�察�and here�察�Tom�察�take all the money that I have。 O Lord 

bless me�察�I pray God� �for I am never able to deal with my master�察�he hath 

learnt   so   much   fence   already。   SALISBURY。   Come�察  �leave   your   drinking 

and    fall  to  blows。    Sirrah�察  �what's   thy   name�拭    �PETER。      Peter�察 �forsooth。 

SALISBURY。 Peter�拭�What more�拭�PETER。 Thump。 SALISBURY。 Thump�拭�

Then   see   thou   thump   thy   master   well。   HORNER。   Masters�察  �I   am   come 

hither�察 �as   it   were�察 �upon   my  man's   instigation�察 �to   prove  him  a  knave   and 



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myself   an   honest   man�察  �and   touching   the   Duke   of   York�察  �I   will   take   my 

death     I  never   meant    him    any   ill�察 �nor  the   King�察  �nor   the   Queen�察   �and 

therefore�察�Peter�察�have at thee with a down right blow� �YORK。 Dispatch´ 

this   knave's    tongue    begins    to  double。    Sound�察   �trumpets�察    �alarum   to   the 

combatants�        。�Alarum。      They     fight   and    PETER       strikes    him    down�А�

HORNER。 Hold�察�Peter�察�hold� �I confess�察�I confess treason。 ��Dies�А�YORK。 

Take   away   his   weapon。   Fellow�察  �thank   God�察  �and   the   good   wine   in   thy 

master's   way。   PETER。   O   God�察  �have   I   overcome   mine   enemies   in   this 

presence�拭�O Peter�察�thou hast prevail'd in right� �KING HENRY。 Go�察�take 

hence that traitor from our sight�察�For by his death we do perceive his guilt�察�

And God in justice hath reveal'd to us The truth and innocence of this poor 

fellow�察�Which he had thought to have murder'd wrongfully。 Come�察�fellow�察�

follow us for thy reward。 Sound a flourish。 Exeunt 



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                       SCENE IV。 London。 A street 



        Enter DUKE HUMPHREY and his men�察�in mourning cloaks 

       GLOUCESTER。 Thus sometimes hath the brightest day a cloud�察�And 

after summer evermore succeeds Barren winter�察�with his wrathful nipping 

cold�察  �So   cares   and   joys   abound�察  �as   seasons   fleet。   Sirs�察  �what's   o'clock�拭�

SERVING´MAN。 Ten�察�my lord。 GLOUCESTER。 Ten is the hour that was 

appointed me To watch the coming of my punish'd duchess。 Uneath may 

she   endure   the   flinty   streets   To   tread   them   with   her   tender´feeling   feet。 

Sweet Nell�察�ill can thy noble mind abrook The abject people gazing on thy 

face�察�With envious looks�察�laughing at thy shame�察�That erst did follow thy 

proud chariot wheels When thou didst ride in triumph through the streets。 

But�察�soft� �I think she comes�察�and I'll prepare My tear´stain'd eyes to see her 

miseries。 

    Enter the DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER in a white sheet�察�and a taper 

burning     in  her  hand�察  �with  SIR    JOHN     STANLEY�察      �the  SHERIFF�察    �and 

OFFICERS 

       SERVING´MAN。          So   please   your   Grace�察  �we'll  take   her  from   the 

sheriff。   GLOUCESTER。          No�察  �stir  not  for  your   lives�察 �let  her  pass  by。 

DUCHESS。 Come you�察�my lord�察�to see my open shame�拭�Now thou dost 

penance too。 Look how they gaze� �See how the giddy multitude do point 

And   nod   their   heads   and   throw   their   eyes   on   thee�察�Ah�察  �Gloucester�察  �hide 

thee  from  their  hateful   looks�察�And�察  �in thy  closet   pent   up�察 �rue   my   shame 

And ban thine enemies�察�both mine and thine� �GLOUCESTER。 Be patient�察�

gentle   Nell�察  �forget   this   grief。   DUCHESS。   Ah�察  �Gloucester�察  �teach   me   to 

forget myself� �For whilst I think I am thy married wife And thou a prince�察�

Protector of this land�察�Methinks I should not thus be led along�察�Mail'd up 

in shame�察�with papers on my back�察�And follow'd with a rabble that rejoice 

To see my tears and hear my deep´fet groans。 The ruthless flint doth cut 

my tender feet�察�And when I start�察�the envious people laugh And bid me be 

advised     how   I  tread。  Ah�察  �Humphrey�察    �can   I  bear  this  shameful    yoke�拭�

Trowest thou that e'er I'll look upon the world Or count them happy that 

enjoy the sun�拭�No�察�dark shall be my light and night my day�察�To think upon 

my pomp shall be my hell。 Sometimes I'll say I am Duke Humphrey's wife�察�



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And he a prince�察�and ruler of the land�察�Yet so he rul'd�察�and such a prince he 

was�察�As he stood by whilst I�察�his forlorn duchess�察�Was made a wonder and 

a pointing´stock To every idle rascal follower。 But be thou mild�察�and blush 

not at my shame�察�Nor stir at nothing till the axe of death Hang over thee�察�

as sure it shortly will。 For Suffolk´ he that can do all in all With her that 

hateth thee  and   hates   us all´ And York�察 �and impious Beaufort�察 �that  false 

priest�察�Have all lim'd bushes to betray thy wings�察�And�察�fly thou how thou 

canst�察 �they'll   tangle  thee。   But   fear  not   thou   until   thy  foot be   snar'd�察  �Nor 

never   seek   prevention   of   thy   foes。   GLOUCESTER。   Ah�察  �Nell�察  �forbear� �

Thou aimest all awry。 I must offend before I be attainted�察�And had I twenty 

times so many foes�察�And each of them had twenty times their power�察�All 

these   could   not   procure   me   any   scathe   So   long   as   I   am  loyal�察  �true�察  �and 

crimeless。 Wouldst have me rescue thee from this reproach�拭�Why�察�yet thy 

scandal were not wip'd away�察�But I in danger for the breach of law。 Thy 

greatest help   is quiet�察�gentle   Nell。  I pray  thee  sort thy  heart   to   patience�察�

These few days' wonder will be quickly worn。 

     Enter a HERALD 

       HERALD。 I summon your Grace to his Majesty's Parliament�察�Holden 

at   Bury   the   first   of   this   next   month。   GLOUCESTER。   And   my   consent 

ne'er ask'd herein before� �This is close dealing。 Well�察�I will be there。 Exit 

HERALD   My   Nell�察  �I   take   my   leave´   and�察  �master   sheriff�察  �Let   not   her 

penance exceed the King's commission。 SHERIFF。 An't please your Grace�察�

here my commission stays�察�And Sir John Stanley is appointed now To take 

her   with   him   to   the   Isle   of   Man。   GLOUCESTER。   Must   you�察  �Sir   John�察�

protect my lady here�拭�STANLEY。 So am I given in charge�察�may't please 

your Grace。 GLOUCESTER。 Entreat her not the worse in that I pray You 

use   her   well�察  �the   world   may   laugh   again�察  �And   I   may   live   to   do   you 

kindness if You do it her。 And so�察�Sir John�察�farewell。 DUCHESS。 What�察�

gone�察�my lord�察�and bid me not farewell� �GLOUCESTER。 Witness my tears�察�

I cannot stay to speak。 Exeunt GLOUCESTER and servants DUCHESS。 

Art thou gone too�拭�All comfort go with thee� �For none abides with me。 My 

joy   is   death´   Death�察  �at   whose   name   I   oft   have   been   afeard�察  �Because   I 

wish'd this world's eternity。 Stanley�察�I prithee go�察�and take me hence�察�I care 

not    whither�察   �for  I  beg    no  favour�察   �Only    convey     me   where     thou   art 



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commanded。 STANLEY。 Why�察�madam�察�that is to the Isle of Man�察�There to 

be us'd according to your state。 DUCHESS。 That's bad enough�察�for I am 

but reproach´ And shall I then be us'd reproachfully�拭�STANLEY。 Like to a 

duchess and Duke Humphrey's lady�察�According to that state you shall be 

us'd。 DUCHESS。   Sheriff�察�farewell�察  �and better than   I fare�察�Although thou 

hast been conduct of my shame。 SHERIFF。 It is my office�察�and�察�madam�察�

pardon   me。  DUCHESS。 Ay�察  �ay�察 �farewell�察�thy  office   is   discharg'd。   Come�察�

Stanley�察�shall we go�拭�STANLEY。 Madam�察�your penance done�察�throw off 

this sheet�察�And go we to attire you for our journey。 DUCHESS。 My shame 

will not be shifted with my sheet。 No�察�it will hang upon my richest robes 

And show itself�察�attire me how I can。 Go�察�lead the way�察�I long to see my 

prison。 Exeunt 



      

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