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semblance�察 �meagre�察 �pale�察 �and bloodless�察 �Being all descended to the
labouring heart�察�Who�察�in the conflict that it holds with death�察�Attracts the
same for aidance 'gainst the enemy�察�Which with the heart there cools�察�and
ne'er returneth To blush and beautify the cheek again。 But see�察�his face is
black and full of blood�察 �His eye´balls further out than when he liv'd�察�
Staring full ghastly like a strangled man�察 �His hair uprear'd�察 �his nostrils
stretch'd with struggling�察�His hands abroad display'd�察�as one that grasp'd
And tugg'd for life�察�and was by strength subdu'd。 Look�察�on the sheets his
hair�察 �you see�察 �is sticking�察 �His well´proportion'd beard made rough and
rugged�察�Like to the summer's corn by tempest lodged。 It cannot be but he
was murd'red here�此�The least of all these signs were probable。 SUFFOLK。
Why�察�Warwick�察�who should do the Duke to death�拭�Myself and Beaufort
had him in protection�察�And we�察�I hope�察�sir�察�are no murderers。 WARWICK。
But both of you were vow'd Duke Humphrey's foes�察�And you�察 �forsooth�察�
had the good Duke to keep。 'Tis like you would not feast him like a friend�察�
And 'tis well seen he found an enemy。 QUEEN。 Then you�察�belike�察�suspect
these noblemen As guilty of Duke Humphrey's timeless death。 WARWICK。
Who finds the heifer dead and bleeding fresh�察�And sees fast by a butcher
with an axe�察�But will suspect 'twas he that made the slaughter�拭�Who finds
the partridge in the puttock's nest But may imagine how the bird was dead�察�
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Although the kite soar with unbloodied beak�拭�Even so suspicious is this
tragedy。 QUEEN。 Are you the butcher�察 �Suffolk�拭 �Where's your knife�拭 �Is
Beaufort term'd a kite�拭�Where are his talons�拭�SUFFOLK。 I wear no knife
to slaughter sleeping men�察�But here's a vengeful sword�察�rusted with ease�察�
That shall be scoured in his rancorous heart That slanders me with
murder's crimson badge。 Say if thou dar'st�察�proud Lord of Warwickshire�察�
That I am faulty in Duke Humphrey's death。 Exeunt CARDINAL�察�
SOMERSET�察 �and others WARWICK。 What dares not Warwick�察 �if false
Suffolk dare him�拭 �QUEEN。 He dares not calm his contumelious spirit�察�
Nor cease to be an arrogant controller�察�Though Suffolk dare him twenty
thousand times。 WARWICK。 Madam�察�be still´ with reverence may I say�察�
For every word you speak in his behalf Is slander to your royal dignity。
SUFFOLK。 Blunt´witted lord�察�ignoble in demeanour�察�If ever lady wrong'd
her lord so much�察 �Thy mother took into her blameful bed Some stern
untutor'd churl�察�and noble stock Was graft with crab´tree slip�察�whose fruit
thou art�察�And never of the Nevils' noble race。 WARWICK。 But that the
guilt of murder bucklers thee�察�And I should rob the deathsman of his fee�察�
Quitting thee thereby of ten thousand shames�察�And that my sovereign's
presence makes me mild�察 �I would�察 �false murd'rous coward�察 �on thy knee
Make thee beg pardon for thy passed speech And say it was thy mother
that thou meant'st�察�That thou thyself was born in bastardy�察�And�察�after all
this fearful homage done�察 �Give thee thy hire and send thy soul to hell�察�
Pernicious blood´sucker of sleeping men。 SUFFOLK。 Thou shalt be
waking while I shed thy blood�察�If from this presence thou dar'st go with
me。 WARWICK。 Away even now�察 �or I will drag thee hence。 Unworthy
though thou art�察 �I'll cope with thee�察 �And do some service to Duke
Humphrey's ghost。 Exeunt SUFFOLK and WARWICK KING HENRY。
What stronger breastplate than a heart untainted�拭�Thrice is he arm'd that
hath his quarrel just�察�And he but naked�察�though lock'd up in steel�察�Whose
conscience with injustice is corrupted。 ��A noise within�А �QUEEN。 What
noise is this�拭�
Re´enter SUFFOLK and WARWICK�察�with their weapons drawn
KING。 Why�察�how now�察�lords�察�your wrathful weapons drawn Here in
our presence� �Dare you be so bold�拭�Why�察�what tumultuous clamour have
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we here�拭�SUFFOLK。 The trait'rous Warwick�察�with the men of Bury�察�Set all
upon me�察�mighty sovereign。
Re´enter SALISBURY
SALISBURY。 ��To the Commons within�А �Sirs�察�stand apart�察�the King
shall know your mind。 Dread lord�察 �the commons send you word by me
Unless Lord Suffolk straight be done to death�察�Or banished fair England's
territories�察�They will by violence tear him from your palace And torture
him with grievous ling'ring death。 They say by him the good Duke
Humphrey died�察 �They say in him they fear your Highness' death�察 �And
mere instinct of love and loyalty�察�Free from a stubborn opposite intent�察�As
being thought to contradict your liking�察�Makes them thus forward in his
banishment。 They say�察 �in care of your most royal person�察 �That if your
Highness should intend to sleep And charge that no man should disturb
your rest�察 �In pain of your dislike or pain of death�察�Yet�察 �notwithstanding
such a strait edict�察�Were there a serpent seen with forked tongue That slily
glided towards your Majesty�察�It were but necessary you were wak'd�察�Lest�察�
being suffer'd in that harmful slumber�察�The mortal worm might make the
sleep eternal。 And therefore do they cry�察�though you forbid�察�That they will
guard you�察�whe'er you will or no�察�From such fell serpents as false Suffolk
is�察�With whose envenomed and fatal sting Your loving uncle�察�twenty times
his worth�察�They say�察�is shamefully bereft of life。 COMMONS。 ��Within�А�An
answer from the King�察 �my Lord of Salisbury� �SUFFOLK。 'Tis like the
commons�察 �rude unpolish'd hinds�察 �Could send such message to their
sovereign�察 �But you�察 �my lord�察 �were glad to be employ'd�察 �To show how
quaint an orator you are。 But all the honour Salisbury hath won Is that he
was the lord ambassador Sent from a sort of tinkers to the King。
COMMONS。 ��Within�А�An answer from the King�察�or we will all break in� �
KING HENRY。 Go�察�Salisbury�察�and tell them all from me I thank them for
their tender loving care�察�And had I not been cited so by them�察�Yet did I
purpose as they do entreat�察 �For sure my thoughts do hourly prophesy
Mischance unto my state by Suffolk's means。 And therefore by His
Majesty I swear�察�Whose far unworthy deputy I am�察�He shall not breathe
infection in this air But three days longer�察 �on the pain of death。 Exit
SALISBURY QUEEN。 O Henry�察�let me plead for gentle Suffolk� �KING
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HENRY。 Ungentle Queen�察�to call him gentle Suffolk� �No more�察�I say�察�if
thou dost plead for him�察�Thou wilt but add increase unto my wrath。 Had I
but said�察�I would have kept my word�察�But when I swear�察�it is irrevocable。
If after three days' space thou here be'st found On any ground that I am
ruler of�察�The world shall not be ransom for thy life。 Come�察�Warwick�察�come�察�
good Warwick�察�go with me�察�I have great matters to impart to thee。 Exeunt
all but QUEEN and SUFFOLK QUEEN。 Mischance and sorrow go along
with you� �Heart's discontent and sour affliction Be playfellows to keep
you company� �There's two of you�察�the devil make a third�察�And threefold
vengeance tend upon your steps� �SUFFOLK。 Cease�察�gentle Queen�察�these
execrations�察 �And let thy Suffolk take his heavy leave。 QUEEN。 Fie�察�
coward woman and soft´hearted wretch�察�Has thou not spirit to curse thine
enemy�拭�SUFFOLK。 A plague upon them� �Wherefore should I curse them�拭�
Would curses kill as doth the mandrake's groan�察�I would invent as bitter
searching terms�察�As curst�察�as harsh�察�and horrible to hear�察�Deliver'd strongly
through my fixed teeth�察�With full as many signs of deadly hate�察�As lean´
fac'd Envy in her loathsome cave。 My tongue should stumble in mine
earnest words�察�Mine eyes should sparkle like the beaten flint�察�Mine hair be
fix'd an end�察�as one distract�察�Ay�察�every joint should seem to curse and ban�察�
And even now my burden'd heart would break�察�Should I not curse them。
Poison be their drink� �Gall�察�worse than gall�察�the daintiest that they taste� �
Their sweetest shade a grove of cypress trees� �Their chiefest prospect
murd'ring basilisks� �Their softest touch as smart as lizards' stings� �Their
music frightful as the serpent's hiss�察�And boding screech´owls make the
consort full� �all the foul terrors in dark´seated hell´ QUEEN。 Enough�察�
sweet Suffolk�察�thou torment'st thyself�察�And these dread curses�察�like the sun
'gainst glass�察 �Or like an overcharged gun�察 �recoil�察�And turns the force of
them upon thyself。 SUFFOLK。 You bade me ban�察 �and will you bid me
leave�拭 �Now�察 �by the ground that I am banish'd from�察 �Well could I curse
away a winter's night�察�Though standing naked on a mountain top Where
biting cold would never let grass grow�察�And think it but a minute spent in
sport。 QUEEN。 O�察�let me entreat thee cease� �Give me thy hand�察�That I may
dew it with my mournful tears�察�Nor let the rain of heaven wet this place To
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