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airy devil hovers in the sky And pours down mischief。 Austria's head lie 

there�察�While Philip breathes。 

       Enter KING JOHN�察�ARTHUR�察�and HUBERT 

       KING JOHN。 Hubert�察�keep this boy。 Philip�察�make up�此�My mother is 

assailed in our tent�察�And ta'en�察�I fear。 BASTARD。 My lord�察�I rescued her�察�

Her Highness is in safety�察�fear   you   not�察�But on�察�my liege�察�for very  little 

pains Will bring this labour to an happy end。 Exeunt 



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                                       SCENE 3。 



     France。 Plains near Angiers 

     Alarums�察�excursions�察�retreat。 Enter KING JOHN�察�ELINOR�察�ARTHUR�察�

the BASTARD�察�HUBERT�察�and LORDS 

       KING   JOHN。   ��To   ELINOR�А  �So   shall   it   be�察  �your   Grace   shall   stay 

behind�察  �So   strongly   guarded。   ��To ARTHUR�А  �Cousin�察  �look   not   sad�察  �Thy 

grandam loves thee�察�and thy uncle will As dear be to thee as thy father was。 

ARTHUR。 O�察�this will make my mother die with grief� �KING JOHN。 ��To 

the   BASTARD�А  �Cousin�察  �away   for   England�   �haste   before�察  �And�察  �ere   our 

coming�察 �see   thou   shake the   bags   Of hoarding   abbots�察  �imprisoned   angels 

Set at liberty�察�the fat ribs of peace Must by the hungry now be fed upon。 

Use   our   commission   in   his   utmost   force。   BASTARD。   Bell�察  �book�察  �and 

candle�察�shall not drive me back�察�When gold and silver becks me to come 

on。 I leave your Highness。 Grandam�察�I will pray�察�If ever I remember to be 

holy�察�For your fair safety。 So�察�I kiss your hand。 ELINOR。 Farewell�察�gentle 

cousin。   KING   JOHN。   Coz�察  �farewell。   Exit   BASTARD   ELINOR。   Come 

hither�察�little kinsman�察�hark�察�a word。 KING JOHN。 Come hither�察�Hubert。 O 

my gentle Hubert�察�We owe thee much� �Within this wall of flesh There is a 

soul counts thee her creditor�察�And with advantage means to pay thy love�察�

And�察  �my   good   friend�察  �thy   voluntary   oath   Lives   in   this   bosom�察  �dearly 

cherished。 Give   me thy  hand。 I   had a   thing to  say´ But   I will   fit it   with 

some   better   time。   By  heaven�察  �Hubert�察  �I   am  almost   asham'd To   say  what 

good     respect   I  have   of  thee。  HUBERT。       I  am   much    bounden     to  your 

Majesty。 KING JOHN。 Good friend�察�thou hast no cause to say so yet�察�But 

thou shalt have�察�and creep time ne'er so slow�察�Yet it shall come for me to 

do thee good。 I had a thing to say´but let it go�此�The sun is in the heaven�察�

and   the   proud   day�察�Attended   with   the   pleasures   of   the   world�察  �Is   all   too 

wanton and too full of gawds To give me audience。 If the midnight bell 

Did with his iron tongue and brazen mouth Sound on into the drowsy race 

of   night�察  �If  this  same   were    a  churchyard     where    we   stand�察 �And    thou 

possessed with a thousand wrongs�察�Or if that surly spirit�察�melancholy�察�Had 

bak'd thy blood and made it heavy´thick�察�Which else runs tickling up and 

down the  veins�察 �Making that   idiot�察 �laughter�察 �keep   men's   eyes And   strain 



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their cheeks to idle merriment�察�A passion hateful to my purposes�察�Or if that 

thou couldst see me without eyes�察�Hear me without thine cars�察�and make 

reply    Without    a  tongue�察   �using   conceit    alone�察  �Without     eyes�察 �ears�察  �and 

harmful   sound   of   words´   Then�察  �in   despite   of   brooded   watchful   day�察  �I 

would into thy bosom pour my thoughts。 But�察�ah�察�I will not� �Yet I love thee 

well�察�And�察�by my troth�察�I think thou lov'st me well。 HUBERT。 So well that 

what you bid me undertake�察�Though that my death were adjunct to my act�察�

By   heaven�察  �I   would   do   it。   KING   JOHN。   Do   not   I   know   thou   wouldst�拭�

Good Hubert�察�Hubert�察�Hubert�察�throw thine eye On yon young boy。 I'll tell 

thee what�察 �my friend�察 �He is   a very  serpent in   my way�察�And   wheresoe'er 

this foot of mine doth tread�察�He lies before me。 Dost thou understand me�拭�

Thou   art   his   keeper。   HUBERT。   And   I'll   keep   him   so   That   he   shall   not 

offend   your   Majesty。   KING   JOHN。   Death。   HUBERT。   My   lord�拭  �KING 

JOHN。   A   grave。   HUBERT。   He   shall   not   live。   KING   JOHN。   Enough�   �I 

could be merry now。 Hubert�察�I love thee。 Well�察�I'll not say what I intend for 

thee。 Remember。 Madam�察�fare you well�察�I'll send those powers o'er to your 

Majesty。 ELINOR。 My blessing go with thee� �KING JOHN。 ��To ARTHUR�А�

For England�察�cousin�察�go�察�Hubert shall be your man�察�attend on you With all 

true duty。 On toward Calais�察�ho� �Exeunt 



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                                      SCENE 4。 



    France。 The FRENCH KING's camp 

     Enter KING PHILIP�察�LEWIS�察�PANDULPH�察�and attendants 

       KING PHILIP。 So by a roaring tempest on the flood A whole armado 

of convicted sail Is scattered and disjoin'd from fellowship。 PANDULPH。 

Courage and comfort� �All shall yet go well。 KING PHILIP。 What can go 

well�察  �when   we   have   run   so   ill。 Are   we   not   beaten�拭  �Is   not Angiers   lost�拭�

Arthur ta'en prisoner�拭�Divers dear friends slain�拭�And bloody England into 

England gone�察�O'erbearing interruption�察�spite of France�拭�LEWIS。 he hath 

won�察�that hath he fortified�察�So hot a speed with such advice dispos'd�察�Such 

temperate order in so fierce a cause�察�Doth want example�察�who hath read or 

heard Of any kindred action like to this�拭�KING PHILIP。 Well could I bear 

that England had this praise�察�So we could find some pattern of our shame。 

       Enter CONSTANCE 

       Look who comes here� �a grave unto a soul�察�Holding th' eternal spirit�察�

against her will�察 �In the vile prison of   afflicted breath。 I prithee�察�lady�察 �go 

away with me。 CONSTANCE。 Lo now� �now see the issue of your peace� �

KING       PHILIP。     Patience�察   �good    lady�    �Comfort�察    �gentle    Constance� �

CONSTANCE。 No�察�I defy all counsel�察�all redress�察�But that which ends all 

counsel�察    �true  redress´   Death�察   �death�察  �O   amiable    lovely   death�    �Thou 

odoriferous stench� �sound rottenness� �Arise forth from the couch of lasting 

night�察  �Thou   hate   and   terror   to   prosperity�察�And   I   will   kiss   thy   detestable 

bones�察�And   put   my  eyeballs   in   thy  vaulty  brows�察�And   ring   these  fingers 

with thy household worms�察�And stop this gap of breath with fulsome dust�察�

And be a carrion monster like thyself。 Come�察�grin on me�察�and I will think 

thou   smil'st�察�And   buss   thee   as   thy   wife。   Misery's   love�察  �O�察  �come   to   me� �

KING PHILIP。 O fair affliction�察�peace� �CONSTANCE。 No�察�no�察�I will not�察�

having breath to cry。 O that my tongue were in the thunder's mouth� �Then 

with   a   passion   would   I   shake   the   world�察�And   rouse   from   sleep   that   fell 

anatomy Which cannot hear a lady's feeble voice�察�Which scorns a modern 

invocation。     PANDULPH。         Lady�察   �you   utter  madness     and    not  sorrow。 

CONSTANCE。 Thou art not holy to belie me so。 I am not mad�此�this hair I 

tear is mine�察�My name is Constance�察�I was Geffrey's wife�察�Young Arthur is 



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my son�察�and he is lost。 I am not mad´I would to heaven I were� �For then 

'tis like I should forget myself。 O�察�if I could�察�what grief should I forget� �

Preach   some   philosophy  to   make   me   mad�察�And   thou   shalt   be   canoniz'd�察�

Cardinal�察  �For�察  �being   not   mad�察  �but   sensible   of   grief�察  �My   reasonable   part 

produces reason How I may be deliver'd of these woes�察�And teaches me to 

kill or hang myself。 If I were mad I should forget my son�察�Or madly think 

a   babe   of   clouts   were   he。   I   am   not   mad�察  �too   well�察  �too   well   I   feel   The 

different plague of each calamity。 KING PHILIP。 Bind up those tresses。 O�察�

what love I note In the fair multitude of those her hairs� �Where but by a 

chance   a   silver   drop     hath   fall'n�察  �Even   to   that   drop   ten   thousand   wiry 

friends     Do    glue   themselves      in  sociable     grief�察 �Like    true�察 �inseparable�察�

faithful loves�察�Sticking together in calamity。 CONSTANCE。 To England�察�if 

you   will。   KING   PHILIP。   Bind   up   your   hairs。   CONSTANCE。 Yes�察  �that   I 

will�察�and wherefore will I do it�拭�I tore them from their bonds�察�and cried 

aloud   'O   that   these   hands   could   so   redeem   my   son�察�As   they   have   given 

these hairs their liberty��' But now  I envy  at their liberty�察�And will   again 

commit   them   to   their   bonds�察  �Because   my   poor   child   is   a   prisoner。 And�察�

father   Cardinal�察  �I   have   heard   you   say   That   we   shall   see   and   know   our 

friends in heaven�察�If that be true�察�I shall see my boy again�察�For since the 

birth of Cain�察�the first male child�察�To him that did but yesterday suspire�察�

There was not such a gracious creature born。 But now will canker sorrow 

eat my bud And chase the native beauty from his cheek�察�And he will look 

as hollow as a ghost�察�As dim and meagre as an ague's fit�察�And so he'll die�察�

and�察�rising so again�察�When I shall meet him in the court of heaven I shall 

not   know   him。   Therefore   never�察  �never   Must   I   behold   my   pretty  Arthur 

more。      PANDULPH。            You     hold    too    heinous      a   respect     of    grief。 

CONSTANCE。 He talks to me that never had a son。 KING PHILIP。 You 

are as fond of grief as of your child。 CONSTANCE。 Grief fills the room 

up of my absent child�察�Lies in his bed�察�walks up and down with me�察�Puts 

on his pretty looks��

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