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followers mounted on good horse�察�Or never come disgraceful to us all。 

     BEVERLY。   Perchance   you   may   be   chosen   Treasurer。   Ten   thousand 

pound's the least that you can bring。 

     MURLEY。 Paltry�察�paltry� �in and out�察�to and fro�察�upon occasion I have 

ten thousand   pound   to spend�察 �and   ten too。        And   rather than the   Bishop 

shall have his will of me for my          conscience�察�it shall out all。       Flame and 

flax�察�flame and flax� �it was got with water and malt�察�and it shall fly                with 

fire   and   gun   powder。    Sir   Roger�察  �a   cart   load   of   money   till   the   axetree 

crack�察�my self and my men in Ficket field on Friday next�此                �remember my 

Knighthood�察�and my place。           There's my hand�察�I'll be there。 

     ��Exit。�А�

     ACTON。 See what Ambition may persuade men to�察�In hope of honor 

he will spend himself。 

     BOURNE。 I never thought a Brewer half so rich。 

     BEVERLY。 Was never bankerout Brewer yet but one�察�With using too 

much malt�察�too little water。 

     ACTON。   That's   no   fault   in   Brewers   now´adays。   Come�察  �away�察  �about 

our business。 

     ��Exeunt。�А�



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      SCENE III。 An audience´chamber in the palace at 



                                      Eltham。 



     ��Enter   King   Henry�察  �Suffolk�察  �Butler�察  �and   Old´castle   kneeling   to   the 

King。�А�

    KING。   Tis   not   enough�察  �Lord   Cobham�察  �to   submit�察  �You   must   forsake 

your    gross   opinion。   The   Bishops    find  themselves     much    injured�察  �And 

though�察�for some good service you have done�察�We for our part are pleased 

to pardon you�察�Yet they will not so soon be satisfied。 

     COBHAM。 My gracious Lord�察�unto your Majesty�察�Next unto my God�察�

I   owe   my   life�此  �And   what   is   mine�察  �either   by   nature's   gift�察  �Or   fortune's 

bounty�察�all is at your service。 But�察�for obedience to the Pope of Rome�察�I 

owe him none�察�nor shall his shaveling priests That are in England alter my 

belief。 If out of holy Scripture they can prove�察�That I am in an error I will 

yield�察  �And   gladly   take   instruction   at   their  hands�察 �But   otherwise�察 �I  do 

beseech your grace�察�My conscience may not be encroached upon。 

    KING。 We would be loath to press our subjects' bodies�察�Much less their 

souls�察�the dear redeemed part Of him that is the ruler of us all�察�Yet let me 

counsel ye�察�that might command�此�Do not presume to tempt them with ill 

words�察�Nor suffer any  meetings to be had Within your house�察�but to the 

uttermost�察�Disperse the flocks of this new gathering sect。 

     COBHAM。 My liege�察�if any breathe�察�that dares come forth�察�And say 

my life  in any  of these points Deserves th'attaindor of   ignoble  thoughts�察�

Here stand I�察�craving no remorse at all�察�But even the utmost rigor may be 

shown。 

    KING。 Let it suffice�察�we know your loyalty。 What have you there�拭�

     COBHAM。         A   deed  of  clemency�察   �Your    Highness'    pardon   for  Lord 

Powis' life�察�Which I did beg�察�and you�察�my noble Lord�察�Of gracious favour 

did vouchsafe to grant。 

    KING。 But   yet   it   is   not signed   with our hand。    COBHAM。  Not   yet�察�

my Liege。 

     ��One ready with pen and ink。�А�

    KING。 The fact�察�you say�察�was done�察�Not of prepensed malice�察�but by 



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chance。 

     COBHAM。 Upon mine honor so�察�no otherwise。 

    KING。 There is his pardon�察�bid him make amends�察�

     ��Writes。�А     �And   cleanse   his   soul   to   God   for   his   offence。   What   we 

remit�察�is but the body's scourge 

     ��Enter Bishop。�А�

    How now�察�Lord Bishop�拭�

    BISHOP。 Justice�察�dread Sovereign� �As thou art King�察�so grant I may 

have justice。 

    KING。 What means this exclamation�拭�let us know。 

    BISHOP。 Ah�察�my good Lord�察�the state's abused�察�And our decrees most 

shamefully profaned。 

    KING。 How�拭�or by whom�拭�

    BISHOP。 Even by this heretic�察�This Jew�察�this Traitor to your majesty。 

     COBHAM。 Prelate�察�thou liest�察�even in thy greasy maw�察�Or whosoever 

twits me with the name Of either traitor�察�or of heretic。 

    KING。   Forbear�察  �I   say�此  �and�察  �Bishop�察  �shew   the   cause   〃From   whence 

this late abuse hath been derived。 

    BISHOP。 Thus�察�mighty King��By general consent�察�A messenger   was 

sent to cite this Lord�察�To make appearance in the consistory�察�And coming 

to his house�察�a ruffian slave�察�One of his daily followers�察�met the man�察�Who�察�

knowing him to be a parroter�察�Assaults him first and after�察�in contempt Of 

us and our proceedings�察�makes him cate The written process�察�parchment�察�

scale and all�此�Whereby his master neither was brought forth�察�Nor we but 

scorned for our authority。 

    KING。 When was this done�拭�

    BISHOP。 At six a clock this morning。 

    KING。 And when came you to court�拭�

     COBHAM。 Last night�察�my Lord。 

    KING。 By this it seems�察�he is not guilty of it�察�And you have done him 

wrong t'accuse him so。 

    BISHOP。   But   it   was   done�察  �my   lord�察  �by   his   appointment�察  �Or   else   his 

man durst ne'er have been so bold。 

    KING。  Or   else   you   durst   be   bold   to   interrupt�察�And   fill   our   ears   with 



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frivolous    complaints。     Is  this  the  duty  you   do   bear   to  us�拭 �Was't   not 

sufficient we did pass our word To send for him�察�but you�察�misdoubting it�察�

Orwhich is worseintending to forestall Our regal power�察�must likewise 

summon him�拭�This savors of Ambition�察�not of zeal�察�And rather proves you 

malice his estate�察�Than any way that he offends the law。 Go to�察�we like it 

not�察�and he your officer�察�That was employed so much amiss herein�察�Had 

his desert for being insolent。 

     ��Enter Huntington。�А�

     So�察�Cobham�察�when you please you may depart。 

     COBHAM。 I humbly bid farewell unto my liege。 

     ��Exit。�А�

    KING。 Farewell。What's the news by Huntington�拭�

    HUNTINGTON。            Sir  Roger    Acton   and   a  crew�察  �my   Lord�察  �Of   bold 

seditious rebels are in Arms�察�Intending reformation of Religion。 And with 

their Army they intend to pitch In Ficket field�察�unless they be repulsed。 

    KING。 So near our presence�拭          �Dare they be so bold�拭�And will proud 

war�察�and eager thirst of blood�察�Whom we had thought to entertain far off�察�

Press forth upon us in our native bounds�拭�Must we be forced to hansell our 

sharp   blades   In   England   here�察  �which   we   prepared   for   France�拭  �Well�察  �a 

God's     name    be   it�  �What's     their  number�察    �say�察 �Or   who's    the  chief 

commander of this rout�拭�

    HUNTINGTON。 Their number is not known�察�as yet�察�my Lord�察�But tis 

reported Sir John Old´castle Is the chief man on whom they do depend。 

    KING。 How�察�the Lord Cobham�拭�

    HUNTINGTON。 Yes�察�my gracious Lord。 

    BISHOP。 I could have told your majesty as much Before he went�察�but 

that I saw your Grace Was too much blinded by his flattery。 

     SUFFOLK。 Send post�察�my Lord�察�to fetch him back again。 

    BUTLER。 Traitor unto his country�察�how he smoothed�察�And seemed as 

innocent as Truth it self� �

    KING。 I cannot think it yet he would be false�察�But if he be�察�no matter�察�

let him go。 We'll meet both him and them unto their woe。 

     ��Exeunt all but Bishop。�А�

    BISHOP。 This falls out well�察�and at the last I hope To see this heretic 



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die in a rope。 



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ACT III。 



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        SCENE I。            An avenue leading to lord Cobham's 



                                  house in Kent。 



     ��Enter Earl of Cambridge�察�Lord Scroop�察�Gray�察�and Chartres the French 

factor。�А�

     SCROOP。 Once more�察  �my Lord of Cambridge�察�make rehearsal�察�How 

you   do   stand   entitled   to   the   Crown。   The   deeper   shall   we   print   it   in   our 

minds�察  �And   every   man   the   better   be   resolved�察  �When   he   perceives   his 

quarrel to be just。 

     CAMBRIDGE。   Then   thus�察  �Lord   Scroop�察  �sir   Thomas   Gray�察  �&   you�察�

Monsieur      de   Chartres�察   �agent   for  the   French�此   �This   Lionel�察   �Duke    of 

Clarence�察�as I said�察�Third son of Edward ��England's King�� the third�察�Had 

issue   Phillip�察  �his   sole   daughter   and   heir�察  �Which   Phillip   afterward   was 

given in marriage To Edmund Mortimer�察�the Earl of March�察�And by him 

had   a   son   called   Roger   Mortimer�察  �Which   Roger�察  �likewise�察  �had   of   his 

descent   Edmund�察      �Roger�察  �Anne�察    �and   Eleanor   Two   daughters      and   two 

sonsbut   those   three   Died   without   issue。     Anne�察  �that   did   survive�察�And 

now was left her father's only heir�察�My fortune was to marry�察�being too By 

my grandfather of Kind Edward's line�此�So of his sirname�察�I am called�察�you 

know�察 �Richard   Plantagenet。        My  father   was   Edward�察  �the   Duke   of York�察�

and son and heir To Edmund Langley�察�Edward the third's fifth son。 

     SCROOP。 So that it seems your claim comes by your wife�察�As lawful 

heir   to   Roger   Mortimer�察  �The   son   of   Edmund�察  �which   did   marry   Phillip�察�

Daughter and heir to Lionel�察�Duke of Clarence。 

     CAMBRID

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