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sometime went disguis'd�察 �and why not I�拭 �LIEUTENANT。 But Jove was
never slain�察�as thou shalt be。 SUFFOLK。 Obscure and lowly swain�察�King
Henry's blood�察�The honourable blood of Lancaster�察�Must not be shed by
such a jaded groom。 Hast thou not kiss'd thy hand and held my stirrup�察�
Bareheaded plodded by my foot´cloth mule�察�And thought thee happy when
I shook my head�拭�How often hast thou waited at my cup�察�Fed from my
trencher�察 �kneel'd down at the board�察 �When I have feasted with Queen
Margaret�拭�Remember it�察�and let it make thee crestfall'n�察�Ay�察�and allay thus
thy abortive pride�察 �How in our voiding´lobby hast thou stood And duly
waited for my coming forth。 This hand of mine hath writ in thy behalf�察�
And therefore shall it charm thy riotous tongue。 WHITMORE。 Speak�察�
Captain�察�shall I stab the forlorn swain�拭�LIEUTENANT。 First let my words
stab him�察�as he hath me。 SUFFOLK。 Base slave�察�thy words are blunt�察�and
so art thou。 LIEUTENANT。 Convey him hence�察�and on our longboat's side
Strike off his head。 SUFFOLK。 Thou dar'st not�察 �for thy own。
LIEUTENANT。 Poole� �SUFFOLK。 Poole�拭 �LIEUTENANT。 Ay�察 �kennel�察�
puddle�察�sink�察�whose filth and dirt Troubles the silver spring where England
drinks�察 �Now will I dam up this thy yawning mouth For swallowing the
treasure of the realm。 Thy lips�察 �that kiss'd the Queen�察 �shall sweep the
ground�察�And thou that smil'dst at good Duke Humphrey's death Against
the senseless winds shalt grin in vain�察�Who in contempt shall hiss at thee
again�察�And wedded be thou to the hags of hell For daring to affy a mighty
lord Unto the daughter of a worthless king�察�Having neither subject�察�wealth�察�
nor diadem。 By devilish policy art thou grown great�察�And�察�like ambitious
Sylla�察 �overgorg'd With gobbets of thy mother's bleeding heart。 By thee
Anjou and Maine were sold to France�察 �The false revolting Normans
thorough thee Disdain to call us lord�察 �and Picardy Hath slain their
governors�察�surpris'd our forts�察�And sent the ragged soldiers wounded home。
The princely Warwick�察 �and the Nevils all�察 �Whose dreadful swords were
never drawn in vain�察�As hating thee�察�are rising up in arms�察�And now the
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house of York´ thrust from the crown By shameful murder of a guiltless
king And lofty proud encroaching tyranny´ Burns with revenging fire�察�
whose hopeful colours Advance our half´fac'd sun�察 �striving to shine�察�
Under the which is writ 'Invitis nubibus。' The commons here in Kent are
up in arms�察�And to conclude�察�reproach and beggary Is crept into the palace
of our King�察�And all by thee。 Away� �convey him hence。 SUFFOLK。 O that
I were a god�察 �to shoot forth thunder Upon these paltry�察 �servile�察 �abject
drudges� �Small things make base men proud�此 �this villain here�察 �Being
captain of a pinnace�察 �threatens more Than Bargulus�察 �the strong Illyrian
pirate。 Drones suck not eagles' blood but rob beehives。 It is impossible that
I should die By such a lowly vassal as thyself。 Thy words move rage and
not remorse in me。 I go of message from the Queen to France�此�I charge
thee waft me safely cross the Channel。 LIEUTENANT。 Walter´
WHITMORE。 Come�察�Suffolk�察�I must waft thee to thy death。 SUFFOLK。
Gelidus timor occupat artus�此 �it is thee I fear。 WHITMORE。 Thou shalt
have cause to fear before I leave thee。 What�察�are ye daunted now�拭�Now
will ye stoop�拭 �FIRST GENTLEMAN。 My gracious lord�察 �entreat him�察�
speak him fair。 SUFFOLK。 Suffolk's imperial tongue is stem and rough�察�
Us'd to command�察�untaught to plead for favour。 Far be it we should honour
such as these With humble suit�此�no�察�rather let my head Stoop to the block
than these knees bow to any Save to the God of heaven and to my king�察�
And sooner dance upon a bloody pole Than stand uncover'd to the vulgar
groom。 True nobility is exempt from fear�此�More can I bear than you dare
execute。 LIEUTENANT。 Hale him away�察 �and let him talk no more。
SUFFOLK。 Come�察�soldiers�察�show what cruelty ye can�察�That this my death
may never be forgot´ Great men oft die by vile bezonians�此 �A Roman
sworder and banditto slave Murder'd sweet Tully�察 �Brutus' bastard hand
Stabb'd Julius Caesar�察 �savage islanders Pompey the Great�察 �and Suffolk
dies by pirates。 Exit WALTER with SUFFOLK LIEUTENANT。 And as for
these�察�whose ransom we have set�察�It is our pleasure one of them depart�察�
Therefore come you with us�察 �and let him go。 Exeunt all but the FIRST
GENTLEMAN
Re´enter WHITMORE with SUFFOLK'S body
WHITMORE。 There let his head and lifeless body lie�察 �Until the
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Queen his mistress bury it。 Exit FIRST GENTLEMAN。 O barbarous and
bloody spectacle� �His body will I bear unto the King。 If he revenge it not�察�
yet will his friends�察�So will the Queen�察�that living held him dear。 Exit with
the body
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SCENE II。 Blackheath
Enter GEORGE BEVIS and JOHN HOLLAND
GEORGE。 Come and get thee a sword�察�though made of a lath�察�they
have been up these two days。 JOHN。 They have the more need to sleep
now�察�then。 GEORGE。 I tell thee Jack Cade the clothier means to dress the
commonwealth�察�and turn it�察�and set a new nap upon it。 JOHN。 So he had
need�察�for 'tis threadbare。 Well�察�I say it was never merry world in England
since gentlemen came up。 GEORGE。 O miserable age� �Virtue is not
regarded in handicraftsmen。 JOHN。 The nobility think scorn to go in
leather aprons。 GEORGE。 Nay�察 �more�察 �the King's Council are no good
workmen。 JOHN。 True�察�and yet it is said 'Labour in thy vocation'�察�which is
as much to say as 'Let the magistrates be labouring men'�察 �and therefore
should we be magistrates。 GEORGE。 Thou hast hit it�察�for there's no better
sign of a brave mind than a hard hand。 JOHN。 I see them� �I see them� �
There's Best's son�察�the tanner of Wingham´ GEORGE。 He shall have the
skins of our enemies to make dog's leather of。 JOHN。 And Dick the
butcher´ GEORGE。 Then is sin struck down�察 �like an ox�察 �and iniquity's
throat cut like a calf。 JOHN。 And Smith the weaver´ GEORGE。 Argo�察�their
thread of life is spun。 JOHN。 Come�察�come�察�let's fall in with them。
Drum。Enter CADE�察�DICK THE BUTCHER�察�SMITH THE WEAVER�察�
and a SAWYER�察�with infinite numbers
CADE。 We John Cade�察 �so term'd of our supposed father´ DICK。
��Aside�А�Or rather�察�of stealing a cade of herrings。 CADE。 For our enemies
shall fall before us�察 �inspired with the spirit of putting down kings and
princes´ command silence。 DICK。 Silence� �CADE。 My father was a
Mortimer´ DICK。 ��Aside�А�He was an honest man and a good bricklayer。
CADE。 My mother a Plantagenet´ DICK。 ��Aside�А�I knew her well�察�she was
a midwife。 CADE。 My wife descended of the Lacies´ DICK。 ��Aside�А�She
was�察 �indeed�察 �a pedlar's daughter�察 �and sold many laces。 SMITH。 ��Aside�А�
But now of late�察�not able to travel with her furr'd pack�察�she washes bucks
here at home。 CADE。 Therefore am I of an honourable house。 DICK。
��Aside�А�Ay�察 �by my faith�察 �the field is honourable�察 �and there was he born�察�
under a hedge�察 �for his father had never a house but the cage。 CADE。
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Valiant I am。 SMITH。 ��Aside�А �'A must needs�察 �for beggary is valiant。
CADE。 I am able to endure much。 DICK。 ��Aside�А�No question of that�察�for
I have seen him whipt three market days together。 CADE。 I fear neither
sword nor fire。 SMITH。 ��Aside�А�He need not fear the sword�察�for his coat is
of proof。 DICK。 ��Aside�А �But methinks he should stand in fear of fire�察�
being burnt i' th' hand for stealing of sheep。 CADE。 Be brave�察 �then�察 �for
your captain is brave�察 �and vows reformation。 There shall be in England
seven halfpenny loaves sold for a penny�察�the three´hoop'd pot shall have
ten hoops�察�and I will make it felony to drink small beer。 All the realm shall
be in common�察�and in Cheapside shall my palfrey go to grass。 And when I
am king´ as king I will be ALL。 God save your Majesty� �CADE。 I thank
you�察�good people´ there shall be no money�察�all shall eat and drink on my
score�察�and I will apparel them all in one livery�察�that they may agree like
brothers and worship me their lord。 DICK。 The first thing we do�察�let's kill
all the lawyers。 CADE。 Nay�察 �that I mean to do。 Is not this a lamentable
thing�察 �that of the skin of an innocent lamb should be made parchment�拭�
That parchment�察 �being scribbl'd o'er�察 �should undo a man�拭 �Some say the
bee stings�察�but I say 'tis the bee's wax�察�for I did but seal once to a thing�察�
and I was never mine own man since。 Ho
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