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There�察�put them on�察�dispatch�察�my lord。 The window that goes out into
the leads is sure enough�察�I told you that before�此 �there�察�make you ready�察�
I'll convey him after�察�and bind him surely in the inner room。
��Carries the bishop into the Tower�察�and returns。�А�
COBHAM。 This is well begun�察�God send us happy speed�察�Hard shift
you see men make in time of need�察�Harpoole。
��Puts on the bishop's cloak。�А�
HARPOOLE。 Here my Lord�察�come�察�come away。
��Enter serving men again。�А�
FIRST SERVANT。 I marvel that my lord should stay so long。
SECOND SERVANT。 He hath sent to seek us�察�I dare lay my life。
THIRD SERVANT。 We come in good time�察�see�察�where he is coming。
HARPOOLE。 I beseech you�察�good my lord of Rochester�察�be favourable
to my lord and master。
COBHAM。 The inner rooms be very hot and close�察�I do not like this
air here in the Tower。
HARPOOLE。 His case is hard my lord。You shall safely get out of the
Tower�察�but I will down upon them�察�in which time get you away。
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COBHAM。 Fellow�察�thou troublest me。
HARPOOLE。 Hear me�察�my Lord��Hard under Islington wait you my
coming�察�I will bring my Lady�察�ready with horses to convey you hence。
COBHAM。 Fellow�察�go back again unto thy Lord and counsel him。
HARPOOLE。 Nay�察�my good lord of Rochester�察�I'll bring you to Saint
Albans through the woods�察�I warrant you。
COBHAM。 Villain�察�away。
HARPOOLE。 Nay�察�since I am past the Tower's liberty�察�thou part'st not
so。
��He draws。�А�
COBHAM。 Clubs�察�clubs�察�clubs� �
FIRST SERVANT。 Murther�察�murther�察�murther� �
SECOND SERVANT。 Down with him� �
��They fight。�А�
THIRD SERVANT。 A villain traitor� �
HARPOOLE。 You cowardly rogues� �
��Sir John escapes。�А�
��Enter Lieutenant and his men。�А�
LIEUTENANT。 Who is so bold as dare to draw a sword�察�So near unto
the entrance of the Tower�拭�
FIRST SERVANT。 This ruffian�察 �servant to sir John Old´castle�察 �Was
like to have slain my Lord。
LIEUTENANT。 Lay hold on him。
HARPOOLE。 Stand off�察�if you love your puddings。
��Rochester calls within。�А�
BISHOP。 Help�察�help�察�help� �Master Lieutenant�察�help� �
LIEUTENANT。 Who's that within�拭 �some treason in the Tower
Upon my life。 Look in�察�who's that which calls�拭�
��Enter Rochester bound。�А�
LIEUTENANT。 Without your cloak�察�my lord of Rochester�拭�
HARPOOLE。 There�察�now it works�察�then let me speed�察�for now Is the
fittest time for me to scape away。
��Exit。�А�
LIEUTENANT。 Why do you look so ghastly and affrighted�拭�
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BISHOP。 Old´castle�察�that traitor�察�and his man�察�When you had left me to
confer with him�察�Took�察�bound�察�and stript me�察�as you see�察�And left me lying
in his inner chamber�察�And so departed�察�and I
LIEUTENANT。 And you�拭�ne'er say that the Lord Cobham's man Did
here set upon you like to murther you。
FIRST SERVANT。 And so he did。
BISHOP。 It was upon his master then he did�察 �That in the brawl the
traitor might escape。
LIEUTENANT。 Where is this Harpoole�拭�
SECOND SERVANT。 Here he was even now。
LIEUTENANT。 Where�拭�can you tell�拭�
SECOND SERVANT。 They are both escaped。
LIEUTENANT。 Since it so happens that he is escaped�察�I am glad you
are a witness of the same�察 �It might have else been laid unto my charge�察�
That I had been consenting to the fact。
BISHOP。 Come�察 �search shall be made for him with expedition�察 �The
havens laid that he shall not escape�察�And hue and cry continue through
England�察�To find this damned�察�dangerous heretic。
��Exeunt。�А�
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ACT V。
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SCENE I。 A room in lord Cobham's house in Kent。
��Enter Cambridge�察�Scroop�察�and Gray�察�as in a chamber�察�and set down at
a table�察�consulting about their treason�此 �King Harry and Suffolk listening
at the door。�А�
CAMBRIDGE。 In mine opinion�察 �Scroop hath well advised�察 �Poison
will be the only aptest mean�察�And fittest for our purpose to dispatch him。
GRAY。 But yet there may be doubt in their delivery。 Harry is wise�察�
therefore�察�Earl of Cambridge�察�I judge that way not so convenient。
SCROOP。 What think ye then of this�拭 �I am his bedfellow�察 �And
unsuspected nightly sleep with him。 What if I venture in those silent hours�察�
When sleep hath sealed up all mortal eyes�察�To murder him in bed�拭 �how
like ye that�拭�
CAMBRIDGE。 Herein consists no safety for your self�察 �And�察 �you
disclosed�察 �what shall become of us�拭 �But this day ��as ye know�� he will
aboard The winds so fairand set away for France。 If�察 �as he goes�察 �or
entering in the ship�察�It might be done�察�then it were excellent。
GRAY。 Why any of these�察�or�察�if you will�察�I'll cause A present sitting of
the Counsel�察�wherein I will pretend some matter of such weight As needs
must have his royal company�察 �And so dispatch him in the Counsel
chamber。
CAMBRIDGE。 Tush�察 �yet I hear not any thing to purpose。 I wonder
that lord Cobham stays so long�察�His counsel in this case would much avail
us。
��They rise from the table�察 �and the King steps in to them�察 �with his
Lords。�А�
SCROOP。 What�察�shall we rise thus�察�and determine nothing�拭�
KING。 That were a shame indeed�察�no�察�sit again�察�And you shall have my
counsel in this case。 If you can find no way to kill this King�察�Then you
shall see how I can further ye�此�Scroop's way of poison was indifferent�察�But
yet�察 �being bed´fellow unto the King�察 �And unsuspected sleeping in his
bosom�察�In mine opinion�察�that's the likelier way�察�For such false friends are
able to do much�察 �And silent night is Treason's fittest friend。 Now�察�
Cambridge�察�in his setting hence for France�察�Or by the way�察�or as he goes
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abroad�察�To do the deed�察�what was indifferent too�察�Yet somewhat doubtful�察�
might I speak my mind。 For many reasons needless now to urge。 Mary�察�
Lord Gray came something near the point�此�To have the King at counsel�察�
and there murder him�察�As Caesar was�察�amongst his dearest friends�此�None
like to that�察�if all were of his mind。 Tell me�察�oh tell me�察�you�察�bright honor's
stains�察�For which of all my kindnesses to you�察�Are ye become thus traitors
to your king�察�And France must have the spoil of harry's life�拭�
ALL。 Oh pardon us�察�dread lord。
��All kneeling。�А�
KING。 How�察�pardon ye�拭�that were a sin indeed。 Drag them to death�察�
which justly they deserve�察�
��They lead them away。�А�
And France shall dearly buy this villainy�察�So soon as we set footing on
her breast。 God have the praise for our deliverance�察�And next�察�our thanks�察�
Lord Cobham�察�is to thee�察�True perfect mirror of nobility。
��Exeunt。�А�
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SCENE II。 A high road near St。 Albans。
��Enter Priest and Doll。�А�
SIR JOHN。 Come�察�Doll�察�come�察�be merry�察�wench。 Farewell�察�Kent�察�we
are not fond for thee。 Be lusty�察�my lass�察�come�察�for Lancashire�察�We must nip
the Boung for these crowns。
DOLL。 Why�察�is all the gold spent already that you had the other day�拭�
SIR JOHN。 Gone�察 �Doll�察 �gone�察 �flown�察 �spent�察 �vanished�此 �the devil�察�
drink and the dice has devoured all。
DOLL。 You might have left me in Kent�察 �that you might�察 �until you
had been better provided�察�I could have stayed at Cobham。
SIR JOHN。 No�察 �Doll�察 �no�察 �I'll none of that�察 �Kent's too hot�察 �Doll�察�
Kent's too hot。 The weathercock of Wrotham will crow no longer�此�
we have pluckt him�察�he has lost his feathers�察�I have pruned him bare�察�left
him thrice�察�is moulted�察�is moulted�察�wench。
DOLL。 Faith�察�sir John�察�I might have gone to service again�察�old master
Harpoole told me he would provide me a mistress。
SIR JOHN。 Peace�察�Doll�察�peace。 Come�察�mad wench�察�I'll make thee an
honest woman�察�we'll into Lancashire to our friends�此�the troth is�察�I'll marry
thee。 We want but a little money to buy us a horse�察�and to spend by the
way�察 �the next sheep that comes shall lose his fleece�察 �we'll have these
crowns�察�wench�察�I warrant thee。
��Enter the Irish man with his master slain。�А�
Stay�察�who comes here�拭�some Irish villain�察�me thinks�察�that has slain a
man�察�and draws him out of the way to rifle him。 Stand close�察�Doll�察�we'll
see the end。
��The Irish man falls to rifle his master。�А�
IRISHMAN。 Alas�察�poe mester�察�Sir Rishard Lee�察�be saint Patrick is rob
and cut thy trote for dee shaine�察�and dy money�察�and dee gold ring be me
truly�此 �is love thee well�察�but now dow be kill�察�th