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ACT III。
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SCENE 1。
France。 The FRENCH KING'S camp
Enter CONSTANCE�察�ARTHUR�察�and SALISBURY
CONSTANCE。 Gone to be married� �Gone to swear a peace� �False
blood to false blood join'd� �Gone to be friends� �Shall Lewis have Blanch�察�
and Blanch those provinces�拭�It is not so�察�thou hast misspoke�察�misheard�察�Be
well advis'd�察�tell o'er thy tale again。 It cannot be�察�thou dost but say 'tis so�察�I
trust I may not trust thee�察�for thy word Is but the vain breath of a common
man�此�Believe me I do not believe thee�察 �man�察�I have a king's oath to the
contrary。 Thou shalt be punish'd for thus frighting me�察�For I am sick and
capable of fears�察 �Oppress'd with wrongs�察 �and therefore full of fears�察 �A
widow�察 �husbandless�察 �subject to fears�察�A woman�察 �naturally born to fears�察�
And though thou now confess thou didst but jest�察�With my vex'd spirits I
cannot take a truce�察 �But they will quake and tremble all this day。 What
dost thou mean by shaking of thy head�拭�Why dost thou look so sadly on
my son�拭�What means that hand upon that breast of thine�拭�Why holds thine
eye that lamentable rheum�察�Like a proud river peering o'er his bounds�拭�Be
these sad signs confirmers of thy words�拭 �Then speak again´not all thy
former tale�察�But this one word�察�whether thy tale be true。 SALISBURY。 As
true as I believe you think them false That give you cause to prove my
saying true。 CONSTANCE。 O�察 �if thou teach me to believe this sorrow�察�
Teach thou this sorrow how to make me die�察 �And let belief and life
encounter so As doth the fury of two desperate men Which in the very
meeting fall and die� �Lewis marry Blanch� �O boy�察 �then where art thou�拭�
France friend with England�察 �what becomes of me�拭 �Fellow�察 �be gone�此 �I
cannot brook thy sight�察 �This news hath made thee a most ugly man。
SALISBURY。 What other harm have I�察 �good lady�察 �done But spoke the
harm that is by others done�拭�CONSTANCE。 Which harm within itself so
heinous is As it makes harmful all that speak of it。 ARTHUR。 I do beseech
you�察�madam�察�be content。 CONSTANCE。 If thou that bid'st me be content
wert grim�察�Ugly�察�and sland'rous to thy mother's womb�察�Full of unpleasing
blots and sightless stains�察 �Lame�察 �foolish�察 �crooked�察 �swart�察 �prodigious�察�
Patch'd with foul moles and eye´offending marks�察�I would not care�察�I then
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would be content�察�For then I should not love thee�察�no�察�nor thou Become
thy great birth�察�nor deserve a crown。 But thou art fair�察�and at thy birth�察�dear
boy�察�Nature and Fortune join'd to make thee great�此�Of Nature's gifts thou
mayst with lilies boast�察�And with the half´blown rose�察�but Fortune�察�O� �She
is corrupted�察�chang'd�察�and won from thee�察�Sh' adulterates hourly with thine
uncle John�察�And with her golden hand hath pluck'd on France To tread
down fair respect of sovereignty�察�And made his majesty the bawd to theirs。
France is a bawd to Fortune and King John´ That strumpet Fortune�察�that
usurping John� �Tell me�察 �thou fellow�察 �is not France forsworn�拭 �Envenom
him with words�察 �or get thee gone And leave those woes alone which I
alone Am bound to under´bear。 SALISBURY。 Pardon me�察�madam�察�I may
not go without you to the kings。 CONSTANCE。 Thou mayst�察�thou shalt�察�I
will not go with thee�察�I will instruct my sorrows to be proud�察�For grief is
proud�察 �and makes his owner stoop。 To me�察 �and to the state of my great
grief�察�Let kings assemble�察�for my grief's so great That no supporter but the
huge firm earth Can hold it up。 ��Seats herself on the ground�А�Here I and
sorrows sit�察�Here is my throne�察�bid kings come bow to it。
Enter KING JOHN�察 �KING PHILIP�察 �LEWIS�察 �BLANCH�察 �ELINOR�察�
the BASTARD�察�AUSTRIA�察�and attendants
KING PHILIP。 'Tis true�察�fair daughter�察�and this blessed day Ever in
France shall be kept festival。 To solemnize this day the glorious sun Stays
in his course and plays the alchemist�察 �Turning with splendour of his
precious eye The meagre cloddy earth to glittering gold。 The yearly course
that brings this day about Shall never see it but a holiday。 CONSTANCE。
��Rising�А�A wicked day�察�and not a holy day� �What hath this day deserv'd�拭�
what hath it done That it in golden letters should be set Among the high
tides in the calendar�拭�Nay�察�rather turn this day out of the week�察�This day of
shame�察�oppression�察�perjury�察�Or�察�if it must stand still�察�let wives with child
Pray that their burdens may not fall this day�察 �Lest that their hopes
prodigiously be cross'd�察 �But on this day let seamen fear no wreck�察 �No
bargains break that are not this day made�察�This day�察�all things begun come
to ill end�察�Yea�察�faith itself to hollow falsehood change� �KING PHILIP。 By
heaven�察�lady�察�you shall have no cause To curse the fair proceedings of this
day。 Have I not pawn'd to you my majesty�拭 �CONSTANCE。 You have
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beguil'd me with a counterfeit Resembling majesty�察�which�察�being touch'd
and tried�察�Proves valueless�察�you are forsworn�察�forsworn�察�You came in arms
to spill mine enemies' blood�察�But now in arms you strengthen it with yours。
The grappling vigour and rough frown of war Is cold in amity and painted
peace�察 �And our oppression hath made up this league。 Arm�察 �arm�察 �you
heavens�察�against these perjur'd kings� �A widow cries�此�Be husband to me�察�
heavens� �Let not the hours of this ungodly day Wear out the day in peace�察�
but�察�ere sunset�察�Set armed discord 'twixt these perjur'd kings� �Hear me�察�O�察�
hear me� �AUSTRIA。 Lady Constance�察 �peace� �CONSTANCE。 War� �war� �
no peace� �Peace is to me a war。 O Lymoges� �O Austria� �thou dost shame
That bloody spoil。 Thou slave�察 �thou wretch�察 �thou coward� �Thou little
valiant�察�great in villainy� �Thou ever strong upon the stronger side� �Thou
Fortune's champion that dost never fight But when her humorous ladyship
is by To teach thee safety� �Thou art perjur'd too�察�And sooth'st up greatness。
What a fool art thou�察�A ramping fool�察�to brag and stamp and swear Upon
my party� �Thou cold´blooded slave�察�Hast thou not spoke like thunder on
my side�察�Been sworn my soldier�察�bidding me depend Upon thy stars�察�thy
fortune�察�and thy strength�察�And dost thou now fall over to my foes�拭�Thou
wear a lion's hide� �Doff it for shame�察 �And hang a calf's´skin on those
recreant limbs。 AUSTRIA。 O that a man should speak those words to me� �
BASTARD。 And hang a calf's´skin on those recreant limbs。 AUSTRIA。
Thou dar'st not say so�察�villain�察�for thy life。 BASTARD。 And hang a calf's´
skin on those recreant limbs。 KING JOHN。 We like not this�此 �thou dost
forget thyself。
Enter PANDULPH
KING PHILIP。 Here comes the holy legate of the Pope。 PANDULPH。
Hail�察�you anointed deputies of heaven� �To thee�察�King John�察�my holy errand
is。 I Pandulph�察�of fair Milan cardinal�察�And from Pope Innocent the legate
here�察 �Do in his name religiously demand Why thou against the Church�察�
our holy mother�察�So wilfully dost spurn�察�and force perforce Keep Stephen
Langton�察�chosen Archbishop Of Canterbury�察�from that holy see�拭�This�察�in
our foresaid holy father's name�察 �Pope Innocent�察 �I do demand of thee。
KING JOHN。 What earthly name to interrogatories Can task the free
breath of a sacred king�拭�Thou canst not�察�Cardinal�察�devise a name So slight�察�
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unworthy�察 �and ridiculous�察 �To charge me to an answer�察 �as the Pope。 Tell
him this tale�察�and from the mouth of England Add thus much more�察�that no
Italian priest Shall tithe or toll in our dominions�察�But as we under heaven
are supreme head�察�So�察�under Him that great supremacy�察�Where we do reign
we will alone uphold�察�Without th' assistance of a mortal hand。 So tell the
Pope�察 �all reverence set apart To him and his usurp'd authority。 KING
PHILIP。 Brother of England�察�you blaspheme in this。 KING JOHN。 Though
you and all the kings of Christendom Are led so grossly by this meddling
priest�察�Dreading the curse that money may buy out�察�And by the merit of
vile gold�察�dross�察 �dust�察�Purchase corrupted pardon of a man�察�Who in that
sale sells pardon from himself´ Though you and all the rest�察�so grossly led�察�
This juggling witchcraft with revenue cherish�察�Yet I alone�察 �alone do me
oppose Against the Pope�察 �and count his friends my foes。 PANDULPH。
Then by the lawful power that I have Thou shalt stand curs'd and