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impatient   of   your   just   demands�察  �Hath   put   himself   in   arms。   The   adverse 

winds�察  �Whose   leisure   I   have   stay'd�察  �have   given   him   time   To   land   his 

legions all as soon as I�察�His marches are expedient to this town�察�His forces 

strong�察�his soldiers confident。 With him along is come the mother´queen�察�

An   Ate�察  �stirring   him   to   blood   and   strife�察  �With   her   the   Lady   Blanch   of 

Spain�察  �With   them   a   bastard   of   the   king's   deceas'd�察�And   all   th'   unsettled 

humours   of   the   land´   Rash�察  �inconsiderate�察  �fiery  voluntaries�察�With   ladies' 

faces and fierce dragons' spleens´ Have sold their fortunes at their native 

homes�察�Bearing their birthrights proudly on their backs�察�To make a hazard 

of   new   fortunes   here。   In   brief�察  �a   braver   choice   of   dauntless   spirits Than 

now the English bottoms have waft o'er Did never float upon the swelling 

tide    To   do   offence    and    scathe    in  Christendom。       ��Drum     beats�А  �The 

interruption of their churlish drums Cuts off more circumstance�此�they are 

at hand�察�To parley or to fight�察�therefore prepare。 KING PHILIP。 How much 

unlook'd for is this expedition� �AUSTRIA。 By how much unexpected�察�by 

so   much   We   must   awake   endeavour   for   defence�察  �For   courage   mounteth 

with occasion。 Let them be welcome then�察�we are prepar'd。 

       Enter     KING       JOHN�察      �ELINOR�察       �BLANCH�察        �the    BASTARD�察�

PEMBROKE�察�and others 

       KING JOHN。 Peace be to France�察�if France in peace permit Our just 

and lineal entrance to our own� �If not�察�bleed France�察�and peace ascend to 

heaven�察�Whiles we�察�God's wrathful agent�察�do correct Their proud contempt 

that beats His peace to heaven� �KING PHILIP。 Peace be to England�察�if that 

war   return   From   France   to   England�察  �there   to   live   in   peace�   �England   we 

love�察�and for that England's sake With burden of our armour here we sweat。 

This toil of ours should be a work of thine�察�But thou from loving England 

art   so  far  That   thou    hast  under´wrought       his  lawful    king�察 �Cut   off   the 



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sequence   of   posterity�察  �Outfaced   infant   state�察  �and   done   a   rape   Upon   the 

maiden   virtue   of   the   crown。   Look   here   upon   thy  brother   Geffrey's   face�此�

These eyes�察�these brows�察�were moulded out of his�察�This little abstract doth 

contain that large Which died in Geffrey�察�and the hand of time Shall draw 

this brief into as huge a volume。 That Geffrey was thy elder brother born�察�

And this his son�察�England was Geffrey's right�察�And this is Geffrey's。 In the 

name of God�察�How comes it then that thou art call'd a king�察�When living 

blood   doth   in   these   temples   beat   Which   owe   the   crown   that   thou   o'er´ 

masterest�拭  �KING   JOHN。   From   whom   hast   thou   this   great   commission�察�

France�察�To draw my answer from thy articles�拭�KING PHILIP。 From that 

supernal judge that stirs good thoughts In any breast of strong authority To 

look into the blots and stains of right。 That judge hath made me guardian 

to   this   boy�察  �Under   whose   warrant   I   impeach   thy   wrong�察�And   by   whose 

help I mean to chastise it。 KING JOHN。 Alack�察�thou dost usurp authority。 

KING   PHILIP。   Excuse   it   is   to   beat   usurping   down。   ELINOR。 Who   is   it 

thou dost call usurper�察�France�拭�CONSTANCE。 Let me make answer�此�thy 

usurping son。 ELINOR。 Out�察�insolent� �Thy bastard shall be king�察�That thou 

mayst be a queen and check the world� �CONSTANCE。 My bed was ever 

to   thy   son   as   true   As   thine   was   to   thy   husband�察  �and   this   boy   Liker   in 

feature to his father Geffrey Than thou and John in manners´being as Eke 

As   rain   to   water�察 �or   devil to   his   dam。   My  boy  a   bastard�   �By   my  soul�察  �I 

think His father never was so true begot�察�It cannot be�察�an if thou wert his 

mother。     ELINOR。       There's    a  good    mother�察   �boy�察  �that  blots   thy   father。 

CONSTANCE。            There's    a  good    grandam�察     �boy�察  �that   would    blot   thee。 

AUSTRIA。 Peace� �BASTARD。 Hear the crier。 AUSTRIA。 What the devil 

art thou�拭�BASTARD。 One that will play the devil�察�sir�察�with you�察�An 'a may 

catch your hide and you alone。 You are the hare of whom the proverb goes�察�

Whose valour plucks dead lions by the beard�察�I'll smoke your skin´coat an 

I catch you   right�察�Sirrah�察�look to 't�察  �i' faith   I will�察�i'   faith。 BLANCH。  O�察�

well did he become that lion's robe That did disrobe the lion of that robe� �

BASTARD。 It lies as sightly on the back of him As great Alcides' shows 

upon an ass�察�But�察�ass�察�I'll take that burden from your back�察�Or lay on that 

shall   make   your   shoulders   crack。 AUSTRIA。   What   cracker   is   this   same 

that deafs our ears With this abundance of superfluous breath�拭�King Philip�察�



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determine   what   we   shall   do   straight。   KING   PHILIP。   Women   and   fools�察�

break off your conference。 King John�察�this is the very sum of all�此�England 

and Ireland�察�Anjou�察�Touraine�察�Maine�察�In right of Arthur�察�do I claim of thee�察�

Wilt thou resign them and lay down thy arms�拭�KING JOHN。 My life as 

soon。  I   do   defy  thee�察  �France。 Arthur   of   Britaine�察  �yield   thee   to   my  hand�察�

And out of my dear love I'll give thee more Than e'er the coward hand of 

France can win。 Submit thee�察�boy。 ELINOR。 Come to thy grandam�察�child。 

CONSTANCE。 Do�察�child�察�go to it grandam�察�child�察�Give grandam kingdom�察�

and   it   grandam   will   Give   it   a   plum�察  �a   cherry�察  �and   a   fig。  There's   a   good 

grandam� �ARTHUR。 Good my mother�察�peace� �I would that I were low laid 

in my grave�此�I am not worth this coil that's made for me。 ELINOR。 His 

mother shames him so�察�poor boy�察�he weeps。 CONSTANCE。 Now shame 

upon   you�察  �whe'er   she   does   or   no�   �His   grandam's   wrongs�察  �and   not   his 

mother's shames�察�Draws those heaven´moving pearls from his poor eyes�察�

Which heaven shall take in nature of   a fee�察�Ay�察 �with these crystal   beads 

heaven   shall be   brib'd To   do   him  justice   and   revenge   on  you。   ELINOR。 

Thou     monstrous      slanderer   of   heaven    and   earth�   �CONSTANCE。          Thou 

monstrous injurer of heaven   and earth�察�Call not   me slanderer� �Thou  and 

thine usurp The dominations�察�royalties�察�and rights�察�Of this oppressed boy�察�

this is thy eldest son's son�察�Infortunate in nothing but in thee。 Thy sins are 

visited in this poor child�察�The canon of the law is laid on him�察�Being but 

the   second   generation   Removed   from   thy   sin´conceiving   womb。   KING 

JOHN。 Bedlam�察�have done。 CONSTANCE。 I have but this to say´ That he 

is not   only  plagued   for   her   sin�察  �But   God   hath   made   her   sin   and   her   the 

plague On this removed issue�察�plagued for her And with her plague�察�her 

sin his injury�察�Her injury the beadle to her sin�察�All punish'd in the person of 

this child�察�And all for her´a plague upon her� �ELINOR。 Thou unadvised 

scold�察�I can produce A will that bars the title of thy son。 CONSTANCE。 Ay�察�

who     doubts    that�拭 �A   will�察 �a  wicked    will�察 �A   woman's     will�察 �a  cank'red 

grandam's will� �KING PHILIP。 Peace�察�lady� �pause�察�or be more temperate。 

It ill beseems this presence to cry aim To these ill´tuned repetitions。 Some 

trumpet   summon   hither   to   the   walls   These   men   of Angiers�察  �let   us   hear 

them speak Whose title they admit�察�Arthur's or John's。 

       Trumpet sounds。 Enter citizens upon the walls 



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       CITIZEN。 Who is it that hath warn'd us to the walls�拭�KING PHILIP。 

'Tis   France�察  �for   England。   KING   JOHN。   England   for   itself。   You   men   of 

Angiers�察    �and    my   loving    subjects´    KING     PHILIP。     You    loving   men    of 

Angiers�察  �Arthur's   subjects�察  �Our   trumpet   call'd   you   to   this   gentle   parle´ 

KING   JOHN。   For   our   advantage�察  �therefore   hear   us   first。  These   flags   of 

France�察�that are advanced here Before the eye and prospect of your town�察�

Have     hither   march'd     to  your    endamagement�察       �The    cannons     have   their 

bowels full of wrath�察�And ready mounted are they to spit forth Their iron 

indignation   'gainst   your   walls�察  �All   preparation   for   a   bloody   siege   And 

merciless     proceeding      by   these   French    Confront     your   city's  eyes�察  �your 

winking gates�察�And but for our approach those sleeping stones That as a 

waist doth girdle you about By the compulsion of their ordinance By this 

time from their fixed beds of lime Had been dishabited�察�and wide havoc 

made For bloody power to rush upon your peace。 But on the sight of us 

your     lawful    king�察  �Who     painfully    with    much    expedient      march    Have 

brought a countercheck before your gates�察�To save unscratch'd your city's 

threat'ned cheeks´ Behold�察�the French amaz'd vouchsafe a parle�察�And now�察�

instead of bullets wrapp'd in fire�察�To make a shaking fever in your walls�察�

They shoot but calm words folded up in smoke�察�To make a faithless error 

in   your   cars�察  �Which   trust   accordingly�察  �kind   citizens�察�And   let   us   in´your 

King�察  �whose   labour'd   spirits�察  �Forwearied   in   this   action   of   swift   speed�察�

Craves   harbourage   within   your   city   walls。   KING   PHILIP。   When   I   have 

said�察�make answer to us both。 Lo�察�in this right hand�察�whose protection Is 

most     divinely    vow'd     upon    the  right   Of   him    it  holds�察  �stands    young 

Plantagenet�察�Son to the elder brother of this 

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