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dew it with my mournful tears�察�Nor let the rain of heaven wet this place To 

wash   away   my   woeful   monuments。   O�察  �could   this   kiss   be   printed   in   thy 



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hand�察�That   thou   might'st think upon   these by  the seal�察�Through   whom  a 

thousand sighs are breath'd for thee� �So�察�get thee gone�察�that I may know 

my grief�察�'Tis but surmis'd whiles thou art standing by�察�As one that surfeits 

thinking on a want。 I will repeal thee or�察�be well assur'd�察�Adventure to be 

banished myself�察�And banished I am�察�if but from thee。 Go�察�speak not to me�察�

even    now    be   gone。   O�察 �go   not  yet�   �Even    thus  two   friends   condemn'd 

Embrace�察�and kiss�察�and take ten thousand leaves�察�Loather a hundred times 

to part than die。 Yet now�察�farewell�察�and farewell life with thee� �SUFFOLK。 

Thus is poor Suffolk ten times banished�察�Once by the King and three times 

thrice by thee�察�'Tis not the land I care for�察�wert thou thence�察�A wilderness is 

populous enough�察�So Suffolk had thy heavenly company�察�For where thou 

art�察�there is the world itself�察�With every several pleasure in the world�察�And 

where thou art not�察 �desolation。 I can   no more�此�Live thou   to joy thy  life�察�

Myself no joy in nought but that thou liv'st。 

     Enter VAUX 

       QUEEN。 Whither goes Vaux so fast�拭�What news�察�I prithee�拭�VAUX。 

To signify  unto   his   Majesty That   Cardinal Beaufort   is   at point of   death�察�

For suddenly a grievous sickness took him That makes him gasp�察�and stare�察�

and catch the air�察�Blaspheming God�察�and cursing men on earth。 Sometime 

he talks as if Duke Humphrey's ghost Were by his side�察�sometime he calls 

the   King    And    whispers     to  his  pillow�察  �as  to  him�察  �The    secrets   of  his 

overcharged soul�察�And I am sent to tell his Majesty That even now he cries 

aloud   for   him。   QUEEN。   Go   tell   this   heavy   message   to   the   King。   Exit 

VAUX Ay me� �What is this world� �What news are these� �But wherefore 

grieve I at an hour's poor loss�察�Omitting Suffolk's exile�察�my soul's treasure�拭�

Why   only�察  �Suffolk�察  �mourn   I   not   for   thee�察�And   with   the   southern   clouds 

contend   in   tears´   Theirs   for   the   earth's   increase�察  �mine   for   my   sorrows�拭�

Now get thee hence�此�the King�察�thou know'st�察�is coming�察�If thou be found 

by me�察�thou art but dead。 SUFFOLK。 If I depart from thee I cannot live�察�

And in thy sight to die�察�what were it else But like a pleasant slumber in thy 

lap�拭�Here could I breathe my soul into the air�察�As mild and gentle as the 

cradle´babe   Dying   with   mother's   dug   between   its   lips�察  �Where�察  �from   thy 

sight�察�I should be raging mad And cry out for thee to close up mine eyes�察�

To have thee with thy lips to stop my mouth�察�So shouldst thou either turn 



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my flying soul�察�Or I should breathe it so into thy body�察�And then it liv'd in 

sweet   Elysium。 To   die   by  thee   were but to   die   in   jest�此  �From  thee   to   die 

were   torture   more   than   death。   O�察  �let   me   stay�察  �befall   what   may   befall� �

QUEEN。 Away� �Though   parting be   a   fretful   corrosive�察 �It is   applied  to   a 

deathful   wound。   To   France�察  �sweet   Suffolk。   Let   me   hear   from   thee�察  �For 

whereso'er thou art in this world's globe I'll have an Iris that shall find thee 

out。 SUFFOLK。 I go。 QUEEN。 And take my heart with thee。 ��She kisses 

him�А  �SUFFOLK。   A  jewel�察  �lock'd   into   the   woefull'st   cask   That   ever   did 

contain a thing of worth。 Even as a splitted bark�察�so sunder we�此�This way 

fall I to death。 QUEEN。 This way for me。 Exeunt severally 



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       SCENE III。 London。 CARDINAL BEAUFORT'S bedchamber 

    Enter the KING�察�SALISBURY�察�and WARWICK�察�to the CARDINAL in 

bed 

       KING     HENRY。      How    fares  my    lord�拭  �Speak�察  �Beaufort�察   �to  thy 

sovereign。     CARDINAL。        If  thou  be'st  Death   I'll  give  thee  England's 

treasure�察�Enough to purchase such another island�察�So thou wilt let me live 

and feel no pain。 KING HENRY。 Ah�察�what a sign it is of evil life Where 

death's   approach    is  seen   so  terrible�  �WARWICK。       Beaufort�察   �it  is  thy 

sovereign speaks to thee。 CARDINAL。 Bring me unto my trial when you 

will。 Died he not in his bed�拭�Where should he die�拭�Can I make men live�察�

whe'er they will or no�拭�O�察�torture me no more� �I will confess。 Alive again�拭�

Then show me where he is�察�I'll give a thousand pound to look upon him。 

He hath no eyes�察�the dust hath blinded them。 Comb down his hair�察�look�察�

look� �it stands upright�察�Like lime´twigs set to catch my winged soul� �Give 

me   some   drink�察  �and   bid   the   apothecary   Bring   the   strong   poison   that   I 

bought   of   him。   KING   HENRY。   O   Thou   eternal   Mover   of   the   heavens�察�

Look with a gentle eye upon this wretch� �O�察�beat away the busy meddling 

fiend That lays strong siege unto this wretch's soul�察�And from his bosom 

purge   this   black   despair�   �WARWICK。   See   how   the   pangs   of   death   do 

make   him   grin   SALISBURY。   Disturb   him   not�察  �let   him   pass   peaceably。 

KING      HENRY。     Peace   to  his  soul�察 �if  God's   good   pleasure   be�  �Lord 

Card'nal�察�if thou think'st on heaven's bliss�察�Hold up thy hand�察�make signal 

of thy hope。 He dies�察�and makes no sign�此�O God�察�forgive him� �WARWICK。 

So bad a death argues a monstrous life。 KING HENRY。 Forbear to judge�察�

for we are sinners all。 Close up his eyes�察�and draw the curtain close�察�And 

let us all to meditation。 Exeunt 



        



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             ACT IV。 



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                       SCENE I。 The coast of Kent 



     Alarum。 Fight at sea。 Ordnance goes off。Enter a LIEUTENANT�察�a 

   SHIPMASTER and his MATE�察�and WALTER WHITMORE�察�with 

       sailors�察�SUFFOLK and other GENTLEMEN�察�as prisoners 

       LIEUTENANT。   The   gaudy�察  �blabbing�察  �and   remorseful   day   Is   crept 

into the bosom of the sea�察�And now loud´howling wolves arouse the jades 

That drag the tragic melancholy night�察�Who with their drowsy�察�slow�察�and 

flagging wings Clip dead men's graves�察�and from their misty jaws Breathe 

foul contagious darkness   in   the  air。 Therefore bring   forth   the  soldiers   of 

our prize�察�For�察�whilst our pinnace anchors in the Downs�察�Here shall they 

make their ransom on the sand�察�Or with their blood stain this discoloured 

shore。 Master�察�this prisoner freely give I thee�察�And thou that art his mate 

make     boot  of  this�察 �The  other�察 �Walter   Whitmore�察    �is  thy  share。  FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。 What is my ransom�察�master�察�let me know�拭�MASTER。 A 

thousand crowns�察�or else lay down your head。 MATE。 And so much shall 

you give�察�or off goes yours。 LIEUTENANT。 What�察�think you much to pay 

two thousand crowns�察�And bear the name and port of gentlemen�拭�Cut both 

the villains' throats´ for die you shall�察�The lives of those which we have 

lost    in  fight   Be    counterpois'd     with   such    a  petty    sum�    �FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。   I'll   give   it�察  �sir�此  �and   therefore   spare   my   life。   SECOND 

GENTLEMAN。            And    so   will   I�察 �and   write   home     for  it  straight。 

WHITMORE。 I lost mine eye in laying the prize aboard�察。�To SUFFOLK�А�

And therefore�察�to revenge it�察�shalt thou die�察�And so should these�察�if I might 

have my will。 LIEUTENANT。 Be not so rash�察�take ransom�察�let him live。 

SUFFOLK。 Look on my George�察�I am a gentleman�此�Rate me at what thou 

wilt�察�thou shalt be paid。 WHITMORE。 And so am I�此�my name is Walter 

Whitmore。      How    now�    �Why    start'st  thou�拭 �What�察  �doth   death   affright�拭�

SUFFOLK。 Thy name affrights me�察�in whose sound is death。 A cunning 

man did calculate my birth And told me that by water I should die�察�Yet let 

not this make thee be bloody´minded�察�Thy name is Gualtier�察�being rightly 

sounded。 WHITMORE。 Gualtier or Walter�察�which it is I care not�此�Never 

yet did base dishonour blur our name But with our sword we wip'd away 

the blot�察�Therefore�察�when merchant´like I sell revenge�察�Broke be my sword�察�



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my arms torn and defac'd�察�And I proclaim'd a coward through the world。 

SUFFOLK。   Stay�察  �Whitmore�察  �for   thy   prisoner   is   a   prince�察  �The   Duke   of 

Suffolk�察�William de la Pole。 WHITMORE。 The Duke of Suffolk muffled 

up in rags�拭�SUFFOLK。 Ay�察�but these rags are no part of the Duke�此�Jove 

sometime   went   disguis'd�察  �and   why   not   I�拭  �LIEUTENANT。   But   Jove   was 

never slain�察�as thou shalt be。 SUF
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