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the   loser   leave   to   chide。   GLOUCESTER。   Far   truer   spoke   than   meant�此  �I 

lose indeed。 Beshrew the winners�察�for they play'd me false� �And well such 

losers   may  have   leave  to   speak。  BUCKINGHAM。  He'll   wrest   the  sense�察�

and hold us here all day。 Lord Cardinal�察�he is your prisoner。 CARDINAL。 

Sirs�察�take away the Duke�察�and guard him sure。 GLOUCESTER。 Ah�察�thus 

King   Henry   throws   away   his   crutch   Before   his   legs   be   firm   to   bear   his 

body� �Thus is the shepherd beaten from thy side�察�And wolves are gnarling 

who shall gnaw thee first。 Ah�察�that my fear were false� �ah�察�that it were� �For�察�

good King Henry�察�thy decay I fear。 Exit�察�guarded KING HENRY。 My lords�察�

what to your wisdoms seemeth best Do or undo�察�as if ourself were here。 

QUEEN。 What�察�will your Highness leave the Parliament�拭�KING HENRY。 

Ay�察�Margaret�察�my heart is drown'd with grief�察�Whose flood begins to flow 

within   mine   eyes�察  �My   body   round   engirt   with   misery´   For   what's   more 

miserable than discontent�拭�Ah�察�uncle Humphrey�察�in thy face I see The map 

of   honour�察  �truth�察  �and   loyalty�   �And   yet�察  �good   Humphrey�察  �is   the   hour   to 

come That e'er I prov'd thee false or fear'd thy faith。 What louring star now 

envies thy estate That these great lords�察�and Margaret our Queen�察�Do seek 



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subversion of thy harmless life�拭�Thou never didst them wrong�察�nor no man 

wrong�察�And as the butcher takes away the calf�察�And binds the wretch�察�and 

beats it when it strays�察�Bearing it to the bloody slaughter´house�察�Even so�察�

remorseless�察�have they borne him hence�察�And as the dam runs lowing up 

and   down�察  �Looking   the   way   her   harmless   young   one   went�察�And   can   do 

nought      but   wail   her   darling's    loss�察  �Even    so   myself     bewails     good 

Gloucester's   case   With   sad   unhelpful   tears�察  �and   with   dimm'd   eyes   Look 

after him�察�and cannot do him good�察�So mighty are his vowed enemies。 His 

fortunes     I  will   weep�察   �and    'twixt   each    groan    Say   'Who's     a  traitor�拭�

Gloucester he is none。' Exit QUEEN。 Free lords�察�cold snow melts with the 

sun's hot beams�此�Henry my lord is cold in great affairs�察�Too full of foolish 

pity�察�and Gloucester's show Beguiles him as the mournful crocodile With 

sorrow snares relenting passengers�察�Or as the snake�察�roll'd in a flow'ring 

bank�察�With shining checker'd slough�察�doth sting a child That for the beauty 

thinks it excellent。 Believe me�察�lords�察�were none more wise than I´ And yet 

herein I judge mine own wit good´ This Gloucester should be quickly rid 

the world To rid us from the fear we have of him。 CARDINAL。 That he 

should die is worthy policy�察�But yet we want a colour for his death。 'Tis 

meet he be condemn'd by course of law。 SUFFOLK。 But�察�in my mind�察�that 

were no policy�此�The King will labour still to save his life�察�The commons 

haply   rise   to   save   his   life�察�And   yet   we   have   but   trivial   argument�察  �More 

than mistrust�察�that shows him worthy death。 YORK。 So that�察�by this�察�you 

would not have him die。 SUFFOLK。 Ah�察�York�察�no man alive so fain as I� �

YORK。   'Tis   York   that   hath   more       reason   for   his  death。   But�察  �my   Lord 

Cardinal�察  �and   you�察  �my   Lord   of   Suffolk�察  �Say   as   you   think�察  �and   speak   it 

from your souls�此�Were't not all one an empty eagle were set To guard the 

chicken   from   a   hungry   kite     As   place   Duke     Humphrey   for      the  King's 

Protector�拭     �QUEEN。       So   the   poor    chicken    should     be   sure   of  death。 

SUFFOLK。 Madam�察�'tis true�察�and were't not madness then To make the fox 

surveyor   of   the   fold�拭  �Who     being   accus'd   a   crafty   murderer�察  �His   guilt 

should be but idly posted over�察�Because his purpose is not executed。 No�察�

let him die�察�in   that he is a   fox�察�By nature prov'd   an enemy to the   flock�察�

Before his chaps be stain'd with crimson blood�察�As Humphrey�察�prov'd by 

reasons�察�to my liege。 And do not stand on quillets how to slay him�察�Be it 



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by gins�察�by snares�察�by subtlety�察�Sleeping or waking�察�'tis no matter how�察�So 

he be dead�察�for that is good deceit Which mates him first that first intends 

deceit。   QUEEN。   Thrice´noble   Suffolk�察  �'tis   resolutely   spoke。   SUFFOLK。 

Not resolute�察�except so much were done�察�For things are often spoke and 

seldom   meant�察  �But   that   my   heart   accordeth   with   my   tongue�察  �Seeing   the 

deed is meritorious�察�And to preserve my sovereign from his foe�察�Say but 

the word�察�and I will be his priest。 CARDINAL。 But I would have him dead�察�

my   Lord   of   Suffolk�察  �Ere   you   can   take   due   orders   for   a   priest�察  �Say   you 

consent   and   censure   well   the   deed�察  �And   I'll   provide   his   executioner´   I 

tender so the safety of my liege。 SUFFOLK。 Here is my hand the deed is 

worthy doing。 QUEEN。 And so say I。 YORK。 And I。 And now we three 

have spoke it�察�It skills not greatly who impugns our doom。 

     Enter a POST 

       POST。   Great   lords�察  �from   Ireland   am   I   come   amain   To   signify   that 

rebels there are up And put the Englishmen unto the sword。 Send succours�察�

lords�察�and stop the rage betime�察�Before the wound do grow uncurable�察�For�察�

being green�察�there is great hope of help。 CARDINAL。 A breach that craves 

a   quick   expedient   stop�   �What   counsel   give   you   in   this   weighty   cause�拭�

YORK。 That Somerset be sent as Regent thither�察�'Tis meet that lucky ruler 

be employ'd�察�Witness the fortune he hath had in France。 SOMERSET。 If 

York�察�with all his far´fet policy�察�Had been the Regent there instead of me�察�

He never would have stay'd in France so long。 YORK。 No�察�not to lose it all 

as thou hast done。 I rather would have lost my life betimes Than bring a 

burden of dishonour home By staying there so long till all were lost。 Show 

me   one   scar   character'd   on   thy   skin�此  �Men's   flesh   preserv'd   so   whole   do 

seldom win。 QUEEN。 Nay then�察�this spark will prove a raging fire�察�If wind 

and fuel be brought to feed it with�察�No more�察�good York�察�sweet Somerset�察�

be still。 Thy  fortune�察�York�察�hadst thou been Regent   there�察�Might   happily 

have   prov'd   far   worse   than   his。 YORK。  What�察  �worse   than   nought�拭  �Nay�察�

then a shame take all� �SOMERSET。 And in the number�察�thee that wishest 

shame�   �CARDINAL。   My   Lord   of   York�察  �try   what   your   fortune   is。   Th' 

uncivil    kerns    of  Ireland   are  in   arms   And    temper    clay   with   blood    of 

Englishmen�察�To Ireland will you lead a band of men�察�Collected choicely�察�

from each county some�察�And try your hap against the Irishmen�拭�YORK。 I 



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will�察�my lord�察�so please his Majesty。 SUFFOLK。 Why�察�our authority is his 

consent�察�And   what   we   do   establish   he   confirms�察  �Then�察  �noble York�察  �take 

thou this task   in hand。 YORK。  I am content�察�provide me soldiers�察 �lords�察�

Whiles I take order for mine own affairs。 SUFFOLK。 A charge�察�Lord York�察�

that I will see perform'd。 But now return we to the false Duke Humphrey。 

CARDINAL。 No more of him�察�for I will deal with him That henceforth he 

shall trouble us no more。 And so break off�察�the day is almost spent。 Lord 

Suffolk�察�you and I   must talk of that event。 YORK。  My Lord of   Suffolk�察�

within   fourteen   days At   Bristol   I   expect   my   soldiers�察  �For   there   I'll   ship 

them all for Ireland。   SUFFOLK。 I'll see   it truly done�察  �my  Lord of York。 

Exeunt      all  but  YORK      YORK。       Now�察   �York�察  �or  never�察   �steel  thy   fearful 

thoughts And change misdoubt to resolution�察�Be that thou hop'st to be�察�or 

what thou art Resign to death´ it is not worth th' enjoying。 Let pale´fac'd 

fear keep with the mean´born man And find no harbour in a royal heart。 

Faster   than   spring´time   show'rs   comes   thought   on   thought�察  �And   not   a 

thought   but   thinks   on   dignity。   My   brain�察  �more   busy   than   the   labouring 

spider�察�Weaves tedious snares to trap mine enemies。 Well�察�nobles�察�well�察�'tis 

politicly done To send me packing with an host of men。 I fear me you but 

warm   the   starved   snake�察 �Who�察  �cherish'd   in   your   breasts�察  �will   sting   your 

hearts。 'Twas men I lack'd�察�and you will give them me�察�I take it kindly。 Yet 

be well assur'd You put sharp weapons in a madman's hands。 Whiles I in 

Ireland nourish a mighty band�察�I will stir up in England some black storm 

Shall blow ten thousand souls to heaven or hell�察�And this fell tempest shall 

not cease to rage Until the golden circuit on my head�察�Like to the glorious 

sun's transparent beams�察�Do calm the fury of this mad´bred flaw。 And for a 

minister of my intent I have seduc'd a headstrong Kentishman�察�John Cade 

of Ashford�察 �To   make   commotion�察  �as   full   well   he   can�察  �Under   the   tide   of 

John Mortimer。 In Ireland have I seen this stubborn Cade Oppose himself 

against a troop of kerns�察�And fought so long tiff that his thighs with darts 

Were almost like a sharp´quill'd porpentine�察�And in the end being rescu'd�察�I 

have   seen   Him   caper   upright   like   a   wild   Morisco�察  �Shaking   the   bloody 

darts   as   he   his   bells。   Full   often�察  �like   a   shag´hair'd   crafty   kern�察  �Hath   he 

conversed with the enemy�察�And undiscover'd come to me again And given 

me   notice  of   their   villainies。 This   devil   here   shall   be   my   substitute�察  �For 



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