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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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