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DICK。 My lord�察�when shall we go to Cheapside�察�and take up commodities
upon our bills�拭�CADE。 Marry�察�presently。 ALL。 O�察�brave� �
Re´enter one with the heads
CADE。 But is not this braver�拭 �Let them kiss one another�察 �for they
lov'd well when they were alive。 Now part them again�察�lest they consult
about the giving up of some more towns in France。 Soldiers�察 �defer the
spoil of the city until night�察 �for with these borne before us instead of
maces will we ride through the streets�察�and at every corner have them kiss。
Away� �Exeunt
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SCENE VIII。 Southwark
Alarum and retreat。Enter again CADE and all his rabblement
CADE。 Up Fish Street� �down Saint Magnus' Corner� �Kill and knock
down� �Throw them into Thames� 。�Sound a parley�А �What noise is this I
hear�拭 �Dare any be so bold to sound retreat or parley when I command
them kill�拭�
Enter BUCKINGHAM and old CLIFFORD�察�attended
BUCKINGHAM。 Ay�察 �here they be that dare and will disturb thee。
And therefore yet relent�察 �and save my life。 Know�察 �Cade�察 �we come
ambassadors from the King Unto the commons whom thou hast misled�察�
And here pronounce free pardon to them all That will forsake thee and go
home in peace。 CLIFFORD。 What say ye�察�countrymen�拭�Will ye relent And
yield to mercy whilst 'tis offer'd you�察�Or let a rebel lead you to your deaths�拭�
Who loves the King�察�and will embrace his pardon�察�Fling up his cap and
say 'God save his Majesty��' Who hateth him and honours not his father�察�
Henry the Fifth�察�that made all France to quake�察�Shake he his weapon at us
and pass by。 ALL。 God save the King� �God save the King� �CADE。 What�察�
Buckingham and Clifford�察�are ye so brave�拭�And you�察�base peasants�察�do ye
believe him�拭�Will you needs be hang'd with your about your necks�拭�Hath
my sword therefore broke through London gates�察�that you should leave me
at the White Hart in Southwark�拭�I thought ye would never have given out
these arms till you had recovered your ancient freedom。 But you are all
recreants and dastards�察 �and delight to live in slavery to the nobility。 Let
them break your backs with burdens�察�take your houses over your heads�察�
ravish your wives and daughters before your faces。 For me�察�I will make
shift for one�察 �and so God's curse light upon you all� �ALL。 We'll follow
Cade�察�we'll follow Cade� �CLIFFORD。 Is Cade the son of Henry the Fifth�察�
That thus you do exclaim you'll go with him�拭�Will he conduct you through
the heart of France�察�And make the meanest of you earls and dukes�拭�Alas�察�
he hath no home�察�no place to fly to�察�Nor knows he how to live but by the
spoil�察�Unless by robbing of your friends and us。 Were't not a shame that
whilst you live at jar The fearful French�察 �whom you late vanquished�察�
Should make a start o'er seas and vanquish you�拭�Methinks already in this
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civil broil I see them lording it in London streets�察�Crying 'Villiago��' unto
all they meet。 Better ten thousand base´born Cades miscarry Than you
should stoop unto a Frenchman's mercy。 To France�察 �to France�察 �and get
what you have lost�察�Spare England�察�for it is your native coast。 Henry hath
money�察�you are strong and manly。 God on our side�察�doubt not of victory。
ALL。 A Clifford� �a Clifford� �We'll follow the King and Clifford。 CADE。
Was ever feather so lightly blown to and fro as this multitude�拭�The name
of Henry the Fifth hales them to an hundred mischiefs�察�and makes them
leave me desolate。 I see them lay their heads together to surprise me。 My
sword make way for me for here is no staying。 In despite of the devils and
hell�察�have through the very middest of you� �and heavens and honour be
witness that no want of resolution in me�察�but only my followers' base and
ignominious treasons�察 �makes me betake me to my heels。 Exit
BUCKINGHAM。 What�察�is he fled�拭�Go some�察�and follow him�察�And he that
brings his head unto the King Shall have a thousand crowns for his reward。
Exeunt some of them Follow me�察 �soldiers�察 �we'll devise a mean To
reconcile you all unto the King。 Exeunt
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SCENE IX。 Killing�察�worth Castle
Sound trumpets。Enter KING�察�QUEEN�察�and SOMERSET�察�on the
terrace
KING HENRY。 Was ever king that joy'd an earthly throne And could
command no more content than I�拭�No sooner was I crept out of my cradle
But I was made a king�察�at nine months old。 Was never subject long'd to be
a King As I do long and wish to be a subject。
Enter BUCKINGHAM and old CLIFFORD
BUCKINGHAM。 Health and glad tidings to your Majesty� �KING
HENRY。 Why�察 �Buckingham�察 �is the traitor Cade surpris'd�拭 �Or is he but
retir'd to make him strong�拭�
Enter�察�below�察�multitudes�察�with halters about their necks
CLIFFORD。 He is fled�察 �my lord�察 �and all his powers do yield�察�And
humbly thus�察�with halters on their necks�察�Expect your Highness' doom of
life or death。 KING HENRY。 Then�察�heaven�察�set ope thy everlasting gates�察�
To entertain my vows of thanks and praise� �Soldiers�察 �this day have you
redeem'd your lives�察 �And show'd how well you love your Prince and
country。 Continue still in this so good a mind�察�And Henry�察�though he be
infortunate�察�Assure yourselves�察�will never be unkind。 And so�察�with thanks
and pardon to you all�察 �I do dismiss you to your several countries。 ALL。
God save the King� �God save the King� �
Enter a MESSENGER
MESSENGER。 Please it your Grace to be advertised The Duke of
York is newly come from Ireland And with a puissant and a mighty power
Of gallowglasses and stout kerns Is marching hitherward in proud array�察�
And still proclaimeth�察 �as he comes along�察 �His arms are only to remove
from thee The Duke of Somerset�察�whom he terms a traitor。 KING HENRY。
Thus stands my state�察�'twixt Cade and York distress'd�察�Like to a ship that�察�
having scap'd a tempest�察�Is straightway calm'd�察�and boarded with a pirate�察�
But now is Cade driven back�察�his men dispers'd�察�And now is York in arms
to second him。 I pray thee�察�Buckingham�察�go and meet him And ask him
what's the reason of these arms。 Tell him I'll send Duke Edmund to the
Tower´ And Somerset�察 �we will commit thee thither Until his army be
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dismiss'd from him。 SOMERSET。 My lord�察 �I'll yield myself to prison
willingly�察�Or unto death�察�to do my country good。 KING HENRY。 In any
case be not too rough in terms�察 �For he is fierce and cannot brook hard
language。 BUCKINGHAM。 I will�察�my lord�察�and doubt not so to deal As all
things shall redound unto your good。 KING HENRY。 Come�察�wife�察�let's in�察�
and learn to govern better�察�For yet may England curse my wretched reign。
Flourish。 Exeunt
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SCENE X。 Kent。 Iden's garden
Enter CADE
CADE。 Fie on ambitions� �Fie on myself�察�that have a sword and yet
am ready to famish� �These five days have I hid me in these woods and
durst not peep out�察 �for all the country is laid for me�察 �but now am I so
hungry that�察�if I might have a lease of my life for a thousand years�察�I could
stay no longer。 Wherefore�察�on a brick wall have I climb'd into this garden�察�
to see if I can eat grass or pick a sallet another while�察�which is not amiss to
cool a man's stomach this hot weather。 And I think this word 'sallet' was
born to do me good�察�for many a time�察�but for a sallet�察�my brain´pain had
been cleft with a brown bill�察�and many a time�察�when I have been dry�察�and
bravely marching�察�it hath serv'd me instead of a quart´pot to drink in�察�and
now the word 'sallet' must serve me to feed on。
Enter IDEN
IDEN。 Lord�察�who would live turmoiled in the court And may enjoy
such quiet walks as these�拭 �This small inheritance my father left me
Contenteth me�察�and worth a monarchy。 I seek not to wax great by others'
waning Or gather wealth I care not with what envy�察�Sufficeth that I have
maintains my state�察�And sends the poor well pleased from my gate。 CADE。
Here's the lord of the soil come to seize me for a stray�察�for entering his fee´
simple without leave。 Ah�察�villain�察�thou wilt betray me�察�and get a thousand
crowns of the King by carrying my head to him�察�but I'll make thee eat iron
like an ostrich and swallow my sword like a great pin ere thou and I part。
IDEN。 Why�察�rude companion�察�whatsoe'er thou be�察�I know thee not�察 �why
then should I betray thee�拭�Is't not enough to break into my garden And like
a thief to come to rob my grounds�察�Climbing my walls in spite of me the
owner�察�But thou wilt brave me with these saucy terms�拭�CADE。 Brave thee�拭�
Ay�察�by the best blood that ever was broach'd�察�and beard thee too。 Look on
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