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they'll find linen enough on every hedge。
Enter the Prince and the Lord of Westmoreland。
Prince。 How now�察 �blown Jack�拭 �How now�察 �quilt�拭 �Fal。 What�察 �Hal�拭�
How now�察�mad wag�拭�What a devil dost thou in Warwickshire�拭�My good
Lord of Westmoreland�察�I cry you mercy。 I thought your honour had already
been at Shrewsbury。 West。 Faith�察�Sir John�察�'tis more than time that I were
there�察�and you too�察�but my powers are there already。 The King�察�I can tell
you�察�looks for us all。 We must away all�察�to´night。 Fal。 Tut�察�never fear me。 I
am as vigilant as a cat to steal cream。 Prince。 I think�察�to steal cream indeed�察�
for thy theft hath already made thee butter。 But tell me�察 �Jack�察 �whose
fellows are these that come after�拭�Fal。 Mine�察�Hal�察�mine。 Prince。 I did never
see such pitiful rascals。 Fal。 Tut�察�tut� �good enough to toss�察�food for powder�察�
food for powder。 They'll fill a pit as well as better。 Tush�察�man�察�mortal men�察�
mortal men。 West。 Ay�察�but�察�Sir John�察�methinks they are exceeding poor and
bare´ too beggarly。 Fal。 Faith�察�for their poverty�察�I know�察�not where they had
that�察�and for their bareness�察�I am surd they never learn'd that of me。 Prince。
No�察�I'll be sworn�察�unless you call three fingers on the ribs bare。 But�察�sirrah�察�
make haste。 Percy 's already in the field。 Exit。 Fal。 What�察 �is the King
encamp'd�拭�West。 He is�察�Sir John。 I fear we shall stay too long。 ��Exit。�А�Fal。
Well�察�To the latter end of a fray and the beginning of a feast Fits a dull
fighter and a keen guest。 Exit。
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SCENE III。 The rebel camp near Shrewsbury。
Enter Hotspur�察�Worcester�察�Douglas�察�Vernon。
Hot。 We'll fight with him to´night。 Wor。 It may not be。 Doug。 You
give him then advantage。 Ver。 Not a whit。 Hot。 Why say you so�拭�Looks he
no for supply�拭�Ver。 So do we。 Hot。 His is certain�察�ours 's doubtful。 Wor。
Good cousin�察�be advis'd�察�stir not to´night。 Ver。 Do not�察�my lord。 Doug。 You
do not counsel well。 You speak it out of fear and cold heart。 Ver。 Do me no
slander�察�Douglas。 By my life´ And I dare well maintain it with my life´ If
well´respected honour bid me on I hold as little counsel with weak fear As
you�察�my lord�察�or any Scot that this day lives。 Let it be seen to´morrow in
the battle Which of us fears。 Doug。 Yea�察�or to´night。 Ver。 Content。 Hot。 To´
night�察�say I。 Come�察 �come�察�it may not be。 I wonder much�察�Being men of
such great leading as you are�察 �That you foresee not what impediments
Drag back our expedition。 Certain horse Of my cousin Vernon's are not yet
come up。 Your uncle Worcester's horse came but to´day�察�And now their
pride and mettle is asleep�察�Their courage with hard labour tame and dull�察�
That not a horse is half the half of himself。 Hot。 So are the horses of the
enemy�察�In general journey´bated and brought low。 The better part of ours
are full of rest。 Wor。 The number of the King exceedeth ours。 For God's
sake�察�cousin�察�stay till all come in。
The trumpet sounds a parley。
Enter Sir Walter Blunt。
Blunt。 I come with gracious offers from the King�察�If you vouchsafe
me hearing and respect。 Hot。 Welcome�察 �Sir Walter Blunt�察 �and would to
God You were of our determination� �Some of us love you well�察�and even
those some Envy your great deservings and good name�察�Because you are
not of our quality�察 �But stand against us like an enemy。 Blunt。 And God
defend but still I should stand so�察�So long as out of limit and true rule You
stand against anointed majesty� �But to my charge。 The King hath sent to
know The nature of your griefs�察 �and whereupon You conjure from the
breast of civil peace Such bold hostility�察 �teaching his duteous land
Audacious cruelty。 If that the King Have any way your good deserts forgot�察�
Which he confesseth to be manifold�察�He bids you name your griefs�察�and
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with all speed You shall have your desires with interest�察 �And pardon
absolute for yourself and these Herein misled by your suggestion。 Hot。
The King is kind�察 �and well we know the King Knows at what time to
promise�察�when to pay。 My father and my uncle and myself Did give him
that same royalty he wears�察�And when he was not six´and´twenty strong�察�
Sick in the world's regard�察 �wretched and low�察�A poor unminded outlaw
sneaking home�察�My father gave him welcome to the shore�察�And when he
heard him swear and vow to God He came but to be Duke of Lancaster�察�To
sue his livery and beg his peace�察�With tears of innocency and terms of zeal�察�
My father�察 �in kind heart and pity mov'd�察 �Swore him assistance�察 �and
performed it too。 Now�察�when the lords and barons of the realm Perceiv'd
Northumberland did lean to him�察�The more and less came in with cap and
knee�察 �Met him on boroughs�察 �cities�察 �villages�察 �Attended him on bridges�察�
stood in lanes�察�Laid gifts before him�察�proffer'd him their oaths�察�Give him
their heirs as pages�察�followed him Even at the heels in golden multitudes。
He presently�察�as greatness knows itself�察�Steps me a little higher than his
vow Made to my father�察�while his blood was poor�察�Upon the naked shore
at Ravenspurgh�察�And now�察�forsooth�察�takes on him to reform Some certain
edicts and some strait decrees That lie too heavy on the commonwealth�察�
Cries out upon abuses�察�seems to weep Over his country's wrongs�察�and by
this face�察�This seeming brow of justice�察�did he win The hearts of all that he
did angle for�察�Proceeded further´ cut me off the heads Of all the favourites
that the absent King In deputation left behind him here When he was
personal in the Irish war。 But。 Tut� �I came not to hear this。 Hot。 Then to the
point。 In short time after lie depos'd the King�察�Soon after that depriv'd him
of his life�察�And in the neck of that task'd the whole state�察�To make that
worse�察 �suff'red his kinsman March ��Who is�察 �if every owner were well
placid�察�Indeed his king�� to be engag'd in Wales�察�There without ransom to
lie forfeited�察�Disgrac'd me in my happy victories�察�Sought to entrap me by
intelligence�察�Rated mine uncle from the Council board�察�In rage dismiss'd
my father from the court�察 �Broke an oath on oath�察 �committed wrong on
wrong�察�And in conclusion drove us to seek out This head of safety�察 �and
withal to pry Into his title�察 �the which we find Too indirect for long
continuance。 Blunt。 Shall I return this answer to the King�拭�Hot。 Not so�察�Sir
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Walter。 We'll withdraw awhile。 Go to the King�察�and let there be impawn'd
Some surety for a safe return again�察�And In the morning early shall mine
uncle Bring him our purposes�察�and so farewell。 Blunt。 I would you would
accept of grace and love。 Hot。 And may be so we shall。 Blunt。 Pray God
you do。 Exeunt。
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SCENE IV。 York。 The Archbishop's Palace。
Enter the Archbishop of York and Sir Michael。
Arch。 Hie�察�good Sir Michael�察�bear this sealed brief With winged haste
to the Lord Marshal�察�This to my cousin Scroop�察�and all the rest To whom
they are directed。 If you knew How much they do import�察�you would make
haste。 Sir M。 My good lord�察�I guess their tenour。 Arch。 Like enough you do。
To´morrow�察 �good Sir Michael�察 �is a day Wherein the fortune of ten
thousand men Must bide the touch�察�for�察�sir�察�at Shrewsbury�察�As I am truly
given to understand�察�The King with mighty and quick´raised power Meets
with Lord Harry�察 �and I fear�察 �Sir Michael�察 �What with the sickness of
Northumberland�察�Whose power was in the first proportion�察�And what with
Owen Glendower's absence thence�察�Who with them was a rated sinew too
And comes not in�察�overrul'd by prophecies´ I fear the power of Percy is too
weak To wage an instant trial with the King。 Sir M。 Why�察�my good lord�察�
you need not fear�察 �There is Douglas and Lord Mortimer。 Arch。 No�察�
Mortimer is not there。 Sir M。 But there is Mordake�察�Vernon�察�Lord Harry
Percy�察�And there is my Lord of Worcester�察�and a head Of gallant warriors�察�
noble gentlemen。 Arch。 And so there is�察�but yet the King hath drawn The
special head of all the land together´ The Prince of Wales�察�Lord John of
Lancaster�察 �The noble Westmoreland and warlike Blunt�察 �And many moe
corrivals and dear men Of estimation and command in arms。 Sir M。 Doubt
not�察�my lord�察�they shall be well oppos'd。 Arch。 I hope no less�察�yet needful
'tis to fear�察 �And�察 �to prevent the worst�察 �Sir Michael�察 �speed。 For if Lord
Percy thrive not�察�ere the King Dismiss his power�察�he means to visit us�察�For
he hath heard of our confederacy�察 �And 'tis but wisdom to make strong
against him。 Therefore make haste。 I must go write again To other friends�察�
and so farewell�察�Sir Michael。 Exeunt。
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