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mercy。   Wor。   Those   same   noble   Scots   That   are   your   prisoners´   Hot。   I'll 

keep them  all。  By  God�察�he shall   not have a   Scot of   them� �No�察 �if   a   Scot 

would save his soul�察�he shall not。 I'll keep them�察�by this hand� �Wor。 You 

start away。 And lend no ear unto my purposes。 Those prisoners you shall 

keep。 Hot。 Nay�察�I will� �That is flat� �He said he would not ransom Mortimer�察�

Forbade my tongue to speak of Mortimer�察�But I will find him when he lies 

asleep�察�And in his ear I'll holloa 'Mortimer。' Nay�察�I'll have a starling shall 



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be   taught   to   speak   Nothing   but   'Mortimer��'   and   give   it   him  To   keep   his 

anger still in motion。 Wor。 Hear you�察�cousin�察�a word。 Hot。 All studies here 

I   solemnly   defy   Save   how   to   gall   and   pinch   this   Bolingbroke�察�And   that 

same sword´and´buckler Prince of Wales´ But that I think his father loves 

him not And would be glad he met with some   mischance�察�I would have 

him poisoned with a pot of ale。 Wor。 Farewell�察�kinsman。 I will talk to you 

When you are better temper'd to attend。 North。 Why�察�what a wasp´stung 

and impatient fool Art thou to break into this woman's mood�察�Tying thine 

ear  to   no   tongue   but   thine  own�   �Hot。 Why�察  �look   you�察  �I  am   whipp'd   and 

scourg'd with rods�察�Nettled�察�and stung with pismires when I hear Of this 

vile politician�察�Bolingbroke。 In Richard's time´ what do you call the place´ 

A plague upon it� �it is in GIoucestershire´ 'Twas where the madcap Duke 

his uncle kept´ His uncle York´ where I first bow'd my knee Unto this king 

of smiles�察�this Bolingbroke´ 'S blood� �When you and he came back from 

Ravenspurgh´ North。 At Berkeley Castle。 Hot。 You say true。 Why�察�what a 

candy deal of courtesy This fawning greyhound then did proffer me� �Look�察�

'when his infant fortune came to age��' And 'gentle Harry Percy��' and 'kind 

cousin'´   O�察  �the devil   take   such   cozeners� �   God   forgive   me�   �Good   uncle�察�

tell your tale�察�for I have done。 Wor。 Nay�察�if you have not�察�to it again。 We 

will stay your leisure。 Hot。 I have done�察�i' faith。 Wor。 Then once more to 

your   Scottish   prisoners。   Deliver   them   up   without   their   ransom   straight�察�

And   make   the   Douglas'   son   your   only   mean   For   powers   In   Scotland�察�

which�察�for divers reasons Which I shall send you written�察�be assur'd Will 

easily    be   granted。    ��To   Northumberland�А        �You�察   �my   lord�察  �Your    son   in 

Scotland being thus employ'd�察�Shall secretly into the bosom creep Of that 

same noble prelate well´belov'd�察�The Archbishop。 Hot。 Of York�察�is it not�拭�

Wor。 True�察�who bears hard His brother's death at Bristow�察�the Lord Scroop。 

I speak not this in estimation�察�As what I think might be�察�but what I know Is 

ruminated�察�plotted�察�and set down�察�And only stays but to behold the face Of 

that occasion that shall bring it on。 Hot。 I smell it。 Upon my life�察�it will do 

well。   North。   Before   the   game   is   afoot   thou   still   let'st   slip。   Hot。   Why�察  �it 

cannot choose but be a noble plot。 And then the power of Scotland and of 

York To join with Mortimer�察�ha�拭�Wor。 And so they shall。 Hot。 In faith�察�it is 

exceedingly   well   aim'd。   Wor。 And   'tis   no   little   reason   bids   us   speed�察  �To 



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save our heads by raising of a head�察�For�察�bear ourselves as even as we can�察�

The King will always think him in our debt�察�And think we think ourselves 

unsatisfied�察�Till he hath found a time to pay us home。 And see already how 

he doth begin To make us strangers to his looks of love。 Hot。 He does�察�he 

does� �We'll be reveng'd on him。 Wor。 Cousin�察�farewell。 No further go in 

this Than I by letters shall direct your course。 When time is ripe�察�which 

will be suddenly�察�I'll steal to Glendower and Lord Mortimer�察�Where you 

and   Douglas�察  �and   our   pow'rs   at   once�察�As   I   will   fashion   it�察  �shall   happily 

meet�察�To bear our fortunes in our own strong arms�察�Which now we hold at 

much uncertainty。 North。 Farewell�察�good brother。 We shall thrive�察�I trust。 

Hot。   Uncle�察  �adieu。   O�察  �let   the   hours   be   short   Till   fields   and   blows   and 

groans applaud our sport� �Exeunt。 



       



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                       ACT II。 



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                    SCENE I。 Rochester。 An inn yard。 



     Enter a Carrier with a lantern in his hand。 

       1。 Car。 Heigh´ho� �an it be not four by the day�察�I'll be hang'd。 Charles' 

wain is over the new chimney�察�and yet our horse not pack'd。´ What�察�ostler� �

Ost。 ��within�А�Anon�察�anon。 1。 Car。 I prithee�察�Tom�察�beat Cut's saddle�察�put a 

few flocks in the point。 Poor jade is wrung in the withers out of all cess。 

Enter another Carrier。 

       2。 Car。 Peas and beans are as dank here as a dog�察�and that is the next 

way to give poor jades the bots。 This house is turned upside down since 

Robin Ostler died。 1。 Car。 Poor fellow never joyed since the price of oats 

rose。   It   was   the   death   of   him。   2。   Car。   I   think   this   be   the   most   villanous 

house in all London road for fleas。 I am stung like a tench。 1。 Car。 Like a 

tench I By the mass�察�there is ne'er a king christen could be better bit than I 

have   been   since   the   first   cock。   2。   Car。   Why�察  �they   will   allow   us   ne'er   a 

jordan�察�and then we leak in your chimney�察�and your chamber´lye   breeds 

fleas like a loach。 1。 Car。 What�察�ostler� �come away and be hang'd� �come 

away� �2。 Car。 I have a gammon of bacon and two razes of ginger�察�to be 

delivered as far as Charing Cross。 1。 Car。 God's body� �the turkeys in my 

pannier are quite starved。 What�察�ostler� �A plague on thee� �hast thou never 

an eye in thy head�拭�Canst not hear�拭�An 'twere not as good deed as drink to 

break the pate on thee�察�I am a very villain。 Come�察�and be hang'd� �Hast no 

faith in thee�拭�

       Enter Gadshill。 

       Gads。 Good morrow�察�carriers。 What's o'clock�拭�1。 Car。 I think it be two 

o'clock。 Gads。 I prithee lend me this lantern to see my gelding in the stable。 

 1。 Car。 Nay�察�by God�察�soft� �I know a trick worth two of that�察�i' faith。 Gads。 I 

pray thee lend me thine。 2。 Car。 Ay�察�when�拭�canst tell�拭�Lend me thy lantern�察�

quoth he�拭�Marry�察�I'll see thee hang'd first� �Gads。 Sirrah carrier�察�what time 

do you mean to come to London�拭�2。 Car。 Time enough to go to bed with a 

candle�察�I warrant thee。 Come�察�neighbour Mugs�察�we'll call up the gentlemen。 

They     will   along   with   company�察     �for  they   have    great   charge。   Exeunt 

��Carriers�А� Gads。 What�察�ho� �chamberlain� �

       Enter Chamberlain。 



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       Cham。   At   hand�察  �quoth   pickpurse。   Gads。   That's   even   as   fair   as´   'at 

hand�察  �quoth   the   chamberlain'�察  �for   thou   variest   no   more   from   picking   of 

purses than giving direction doth from labouring�此�thou layest the plot how。 

Cham。   Good   morrow�察  �Master   Gadshill。   It   holds   current   that   I   told   you 

yesternight。   There's   a   franklin   in   the   Wild   of   Kent   hath   brought   three 

hundred marks with him in gold。 I heard him tell it to one of his company 

last night at supper´ a kind of auditor�察�one that hath abundance of charge 

too�察�God   knows what。 They  are up   already and   call   for eggs   and   butter。 

They     will   away     presently。    Gads。    Sirrah�察  �if  they   meet    not   with   Saint 

Nicholas' clerks�察�I'll give thee this neck。 Cham。 No�察�I'll none of it。 I pray 

thee    keep    that   for  the   hangman�察     �for   I  know    thou    worshippest      Saint 

Nicholas as truly as a man of falsehood may。 Gads。 What talkest thou to 

me of the hangman�拭�If I hang�察�I'll make a fat pair of gallows�察�for if I hang�察�

old   Sir   John   hangs   with   me�察  �and   thou   knowest   he   is   no   starveling。  Tut� �

there are other Troyans that thou dream'st not of�察�the which for sport sake 

are content to do the profession some grace�察�that would ��if matters should 

be look'd into�� for their own credit sake make all whole。 I am joined with 

no   foot   land´rakers�察  �no   long´staff   sixpenny   strikers�察  �none   of   these   mad 

mustachio       purple´hued      maltworms�察      �but   with   nobility�察   �and   tranquillity�察�

burgomasters and   great oneyers�察�such   as   can hold   in�察  �such as   will   strike 

sooner   than   speak�察  �and   speak   sooner   than   drink�察  �and   drink   sooner   than 

pray�察�and yet�察�zounds�察�I lie�察�for they pray continually to their saint�察�the 

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