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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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