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are out Even with the fierce looks of these bloody men。 HUBERT。 Give
me the iron�察�I say�察�and bind him here。 ARTHUR。 Alas�察�what need you be
so boist'rous rough�拭�I will not struggle�察�I will stand stone´still。 For heaven
sake�察�Hubert�察�let me not be bound� �Nay�察�hear me�察�Hubert� �Drive these men
away�察�And I will sit as quiet as a lamb�察�I will not stir�察�nor wince�察�nor speak
a word�察�Nor look upon the iron angrily�察�Thrust but these men away�察�and I'll
forgive you�察 �Whatever torment you do put me to。 HUBERT。 Go�察 �stand
within�察�let me alone with him。 EXECUTIONER。 I am best pleas'd to be
from such a deed。 Exeunt EXECUTIONERS ARTHUR。 Alas�察�I then have
chid away my friend� �He hath a stern look but a gentle heart。 Let him
come back�察�that his compassion may Give life to yours。 HUBERT。 Come�察�
boy�察�prepare yourself。 ARTHUR。 Is there no remedy�拭�HUBERT。 None�察�but
to lose your eyes。 ARTHUR。 O heaven�察�that there were but a mote in yours�察�
A grain�察�a dust�察�a gnat�察�a wandering hair�察�Any annoyance in that precious
sense� �Then�察 �feeling what small things are boisterous there�察 �Your vile
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intent must needs seem horrible。 HUBERT。 Is this your promise�拭�Go to�察�
hold your tongue。 ARTHUR。 Hubert�察�the utterance of a brace of tongues
Must needs want pleading for a pair of eyes。 Let me not hold my tongue�察�
let me not�察�Hubert�察�Or�察�Hubert�察�if you will�察�cut out my tongue�察�So I may
keep mine eyes。 O�察�spare mine eyes�察�Though to no use but still to look on
you� �Lo�察 �by my troth�察 �the instrument is cold And would not harm me。
HUBERT。 I can heat it�察�boy。 ARTHUR。 No�察�in good sooth�察�the fire is dead
with grief�察 �Being create for comfort�察 �to be us'd In undeserved extremes。
See else yourself�此�There is no malice in this burning coal�察�The breath of
heaven hath blown his spirit out�察�And strew'd repentant ashes on his head。
HUBERT。 But with my breath I can revive it�察�boy。 ARTHUR。 An if you do�察�
you will but make it blush And glow with shame of your proceedings�察�
Hubert。 Nay�察�it perchance will sparkle in your eyes�察�And�察�like a dog that is
compell'd to fight�察�Snatch at his master that doth tarre him on。 All things
that you should use to do me wrong Deny their office�察�only you do lack
That mercy which fierce fire and iron extends�察 �Creatures of note for
mercy´lacking uses。 HUBERT。 Well�察�see to live�察�I will not touch thine eye
For all the treasure that thine uncle owes。 Yet I am sworn�察 �and I did
purpose�察 �boy�察 �With this same very iron to burn them out。 ARTHUR。 O�察�
now you look like Hubert� �All this while You were disguis'd。 HUBERT。
Peace�察�no more。 Adieu。 Your uncle must not know but you are dead�此�I'll fill
these dogged spies with false reports�察�And�察 �pretty child�察 �sleep doubtless
and secure That Hubert�察 �for the wealth of all the world�察�Will not offend
thee。 ARTHUR。 O heaven� �I thank you�察 �Hubert。 HUBERT。 Silence�察 �no
more。 Go closely in with me。 Much danger do I undergo for thee。 Exeunt
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SCENE 2。
England。 KING JOHN'S palace
Enter KING JOHN�察�PEMBROKE�察�SALISBURY�察�and other LORDS
KING JOHN。 Here once again we sit�察 �once again crown'd�察 �And
look'd upon�察 �I hope�察 �with cheerful eyes。 PEMBROKE。 This once again�察�
but that your Highness pleas'd�察�Was once superfluous�此�you were crown'd
before�察�And that high royalty was ne'er pluck'd off�察�The faiths of men ne'er
stained with revolt�察 �Fresh expectation troubled not the land With any
long'd´for change or better state。 SALISBURY。 Therefore�察�to be possess'd
with double pomp�察�To guard a title that was rich before�察�To gild refined
gold�察�to paint the lily�察�To throw a perfume on the violet�察�To smooth the ice�察�
or add another hue Unto the rainbow�察 �or with taper´light To seek the
beauteous eye of heaven to garnish�察 �Is wasteful and ridiculous excess。
PEMBROKE。 But that your royal pleasure must be done�察�This act is as an
ancient tale new told And�察�in the last repeating�察�troublesome�察�Being urged
at a time unseasonable。 SALISBURY。 In this the antique and well´noted
face Of plain old form is much disfigured�察�And like a shifted wind unto a
sail It makes the course of thoughts to fetch about�察 �Startles and frights
consideration�察�Makes sound opinion sick�察�and truth suspected�察�For putting
on so new a fashion'd robe。 PEMBROKE。 When workmen strive to do
better than well�察 �They do confound their skill in covetousness�察 �And
oftentimes excusing of a fault Doth make the fault the worse by th' excuse�察�
As patches set upon a little breach Discredit more in hiding of the fault
Than did the fault before it was so patch'd。 SALISBURY。 To this effect�察�
before you were new´crown'd�察�We breath'd our counsel�察�but it pleas'd your
Highness To overbear it�察�and we are all well pleas'd�察�Since all and every
part of what we would Doth make a stand at what your Highness will。
KING JOHN。 Some reasons of this double coronation I have possess'd
you with�察�and think them strong�察�And more�察�more strong�察�when lesser is
my fear�察�I shall indue you with。 Meantime but ask What you would have
reform'd that is not well�察�And well shall you perceive how willingly I will
both hear and grant you your requests。 PEMBROKE。 Then I�察�as one that
am the tongue of these�察�To sound the purposes of all their hearts�察�Both for
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myself and them´ but�察�chief of all�察�Your safety�察�for the which myself and
them Bend their best studies�察 �heartily request Th' enfranchisement of
Arthur�察 �whose restraint Doth move the murmuring lips of discontent To
break into this dangerous argument�此�If what in rest you have in right you
hold�察�Why then your fears´which�察�as they say�察�attend The steps of wrong´
should move you to mew up Your tender kinsman�察�and to choke his days
With barbarous ignorance�察�and deny his youth The rich advantage of good
exercise�拭�That the time's enemies may not have this To grace occasions�察�
let it be our suit That you have bid us ask his liberty�察�Which for our goods
we do no further ask Than whereupon our weal�察�on you depending�察�Counts
it your weal he have his liberty。 KING JOHN。 Let it be so。 I do commit his
youth To your direction。
Enter HUBERT
��Aside�А�Hubert�察�what news with you�拭�PEMBROKE。 This is the man
should do the bloody deed�此�He show'd his warrant to a friend of mine�察�The
image of a wicked heinous fault Lives in his eye�察�that close aspect of his
Doth show the mood of a much troubled breast�察�And I do fearfully believe
'tis done What we so fear'd he had a charge to do。 SALISBURY。 The
colour of the King doth come and go Between his purpose and his
conscience�察�Like heralds 'twixt two dreadful battles set。 His passion is so
ripe it needs must break。 PEMBROKE。 And when it breaks�察 �I fear will
issue thence The foul corruption of a sweet child's death。 KING JOHN。
We cannot hold mortality's strong hand。 Good lords�察�although my will to
give is living�察�The suit which you demand is gone and dead�此�He tells us
Arthur is deceas'd to´night。 SALISBURY。 Indeed�察 �we fear'd his sickness
was past cure。 PEMBROKE。 Indeed�察�we heard how near his death he was�察�
Before the child himself felt he was sick。 This must be answer'd either
here or hence。 KING JOHN。 Why do you bend such solemn brows on me�拭�
Think you I bear the shears of destiny�拭�Have I commandment on the pulse
of life�拭 �SALISBURY。 It is apparent foul´play�察 �and 'tis shame That
greatness should so grossly offer it。 So thrive it in your game� �and so�察�
farewell。 PEMBROKE。 Stay yet�察�Lord Salisbury�察�I'll go with thee And find
th' inheritance of this poor child�察�His little kingdom of a forced grave。 That
blood which ow'd the breadth of all this isle Three foot of it doth hold´bad
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world the while� �This must not be thus borne�此�this will break out To all our
sorrows�察�and ere long I doubt。 Exeunt LORDS KING JOHN。 They burn in
indignation。 I repent。 There is no sure foundation set on blood�察�No certain
life achiev'd by others' death。
Enter a MESSENGER
A fearful eye thou hast�察�where is that blood That I have seen inhabit
in those cheeks�拭�So foul a sky clears not without a storm。 Pour down thy
weather´how goes all in France�拭�MESSENGER。 From France to England。
Never such a pow'r For any foreign preparation Was levied in the body of
a land。 The copy of your speed is learn'd by them�察�For when you should be
told they do prepare�察 �The tidings comes that they are all arriv'd。 KING
JOHN。 O�察 �where hath our intelligence been drunk�拭�Where hath it slept�拭�
Where is my mother's care�察�That such an army could be drawn in France�察�
And she not hear of it�拭�MESSENGER。 My liege�察�her ear Is stopp'd with
dust�此�the first of April died Your noble mother�察�and as I hear�察�my lord�察�T