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Ay�察�by the best blood that ever was broach'd�察�and beard thee too。 Look on
me well�此�I have eat no meat these five days�察�yet come thou and thy five
men and if I do not leave you all as dead as a door´nail�察�I pray God I may
never eat grass more。 IDEN。 Nay�察 �it shall ne'er be said�察 �while England
stands�察�That Alexander Iden�察�an esquire of Kent�察�Took odds to combat a
poor famish'd man。 Oppose thy steadfast´gazing eyes to mine�察�See if thou
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canst outface me with thy looks�察 �Set limb to limb�察 �and thou art far the
lesser�察�Thy hand is but a finger to my fist�察�Thy leg a stick compared with
this truncheon�察�My foot shall fight with all the strength thou hast�察�And if
mine arm be heaved in the air�察�Thy grave is digg'd already in the earth。 As
for words�察�whose greatness answers words�察�Let this my sword report what
speech forbears。 CADE。 By my valour�察�the most complete champion that
ever I heard� �Steel�察 �if thou turn the edge�察 �or cut not out the burly bon'd
clown in chines of beef ere thou sleep in thy sheath�察�I beseech God on my
knees thou mayst be turn'd to hobnails。 ��Here they
fight�察�CADE falls�А�O�察�I am slain� �famine and no other hath slain me。
Let ten thousand devils come against me�察�and give me but the ten meals I
have lost�察 �and I'd defy them all。 Wither�察 �garden�察 �and be henceforth a
burying place to all that do dwell in this house�察�because the unconquered
soul of Cade is fled。 IDEN。 Is't Cade that I have slain�察 �that monstrous
traitor�拭�Sword�察�I will hallow thee for this thy deed And hang thee o'er my
tomb when I am dead。 Ne'er shall this blood be wiped from thy point�察�But
thou shalt wear it as a herald's coat To emblaze the honour that thy master
got。 CADE。 Iden�察�farewell�察�and be proud of thy victory。 Tell Kent from me
she hath lost her best man�察�and exhort all the world to be cowards�察�for I�察�
that never feared any�察 �am vanquished by famine�察 �not by valour。 ��Dies�А�
IDEN。 How much thou wrong'st me�察�heaven be my judge。 Die�察 �damned
wretch�察�the curse of her that bare thee� �And as I thrust thy body in with my
sword�察�So wish I�察�I might thrust thy soul to hell。 Hence will I drag thee
headlong by the heels Unto a dunghill�察�which shall be thy grave�察�And there
cut off thy most ungracious head�察�Which I will bear in triumph to the King�察�
Leaving thy trunk for crows to feed upon。 Exit
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ACT V。
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SCENE I。 Fields between Dartford and Blackheath
Enter YORK�察�and his army of Irish�察�with drum and colours
YORK。 From Ireland thus comes York to claim his right And pluck
the crown from feeble Henry's head�此�Ring bells aloud�察�burn bonfires clear
and bright�察�To entertain great England's lawful king。 Ah�察�sancta majestas� �
who would not buy thee dear�拭�Let them obey that knows not how to rule�察�
This hand was made to handle nought but gold。 I cannot give due action to
my words Except a sword or sceptre balance it。 A sceptre shall it have�察�
have I a soul On which I'll toss the flower´de´luce of France。
Enter BUCKINGHAM
��Aside�А�Whom have we here�拭�Buckingham�察�to disturb me�拭�The King
hath sent him�察 �sure�此 �I must dissemble。 BUCKINGHAM。 York�察 �if thou
meanest well I greet thee well。 YORK。 Humphrey of Buckingham�察 �I
accept thy greeting。 Art thou a messenger�察 �or come of pleasure�拭�
BUCKINGHAM。 A messenger from Henry�察�our dread liege�察�To know the
reason of these arms in peace�察 �Or why thou�察 �being a subject as I am�察�
Against thy oath and true allegiance sworn�察�Should raise so great a power
without his leave�察 �Or dare to bring thy force so near the court。 YORK。
��Aside�А�Scarce can I speak�察�my choler is so great。 O�察�I could hew up rocks
and fight with flint�察 �I am so angry at these abject terms�察�And now�察 �like
Ajax Telamonius�察�On sheep or oxen could I spend my fury。 I am far better
born than is the King�察�More like a king�察�more kingly in my thoughts�察�But I
must make fair weather yet awhile�察�Till Henry be more weak and I more
strong。´ Buckingham�察�I prithee�察�pardon me That I have given no answer all
this while�察�My mind was troubled with deep melancholy。 The cause why I
have brought this army hither Is to remove proud Somerset from the King�察�
Seditious to his Grace and to the state。 BUCKINGHAM。 That is too much
presumption on thy part�察�But if thy arms be to no other end�察�The King hath
yielded unto thy demand�此�The Duke of Somerset is in the Tower。 YORK。
Upon thine honour�察�is he prisoner�拭�BUCKINGHAM。 Upon mine honour�察�
he is prisoner。 YORK。 Then�察 �Buckingham�察 �I do dismiss my pow'rs。
Soldiers�察�I thank you all�察�disperse yourselves�察�Meet me to´morrow in Saint
George's field�察�You shall have pay and everything you wish。 And let my
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sovereign�察�virtuous Henry�察�Command my eldest son�察�nay�察�all my sons�察�As
pledges of my fealty and love。 I'll send them all as willing as I live�此�Lands�察�
goods�察�horse�察�armour�察�anything I have�察�Is his to use�察�so Somerset may die。
BUCKINGHAM。 York�察�I commend this kind submission。 We twain will
go into his Highness' tent。
Enter the KING�察�and attendants
KING HENRY。 Buckingham�察�doth York intend no harm to us�察�That
thus he marcheth with thee arm in arm�拭 �YORK。 In all submission and
humility York doth present himself unto your Highness。 KING HENRY。
Then what intends these forces thou dost bring�拭 �YORK。 To heave the
traitor Somerset from hence�察�And fight against that monstrous rebel Cade�察�
Who since I heard to be discomfited。
Enter IDEN�察�with CADE's head
IDEN。 If one so rude and of so mean condition May pass into the
presence of a king�察�Lo�察�I present your Grace a traitor's head�察�The head of
Cade�察�whom I in combat slew。 KING HENRY。 The head of Cade� �Great
God�察�how just art Thou� �O�察�let me view his visage�察�being dead�察�That living
wrought me such exceeding trouble。 Tell me�察�my friend�察�art thou the man
that slew him�拭�IDEN。 I was�察�an't like your Majesty。 KING HENRY。 How
art thou call'd�拭�And what is thy degree�拭�IDEN。 Alexander Iden�察�that's my
name�察�A poor esquire of Kent that loves his king。 BUCKINGHAM。 So
please it you�察 �my lord�察 �'twere not amiss He were created knight for his
good service。 KING HENRY。 Iden�察 �kneel down。 ��He kneels�А �Rise up a
knight。 We give thee for reward a thousand marks�察 �And will that thou
thenceforth attend on us。 IDEN。 May Iden live to merit such a bounty�察�And
never live but true unto his liege� �
Enter the QUEEN and SOMERSET
KING HENRY。 See�察�Buckingham� �Somerset comes with th' Queen�此�
Go�察�bid her hide him quickly from the Duke。 QUEEN。 For thousand Yorks
he shall not hide his head�察 �But boldly stand and front him to his face。
YORK。 How now� �Is Somerset at liberty�拭�Then�察�York�察�unloose thy long´
imprisoned thoughts And let thy tongue be equal with thy heart。 Shall I
endure the sight of Somerset�拭�False king�察�why hast thou broken faith with
me�察 �Knowing how hardly I can brook abuse�拭 �King did I call thee�拭 �No�察�
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thou art not king�察�Not fit to govern and rule multitudes�察�Which dar'st not�察�
no�察�nor canst not rule a traitor。 That head of thine doth not become a crown�察�
Thy hand is made to grasp a palmer's staff�察�And not to grace an awful
princely sceptre。 That gold must round engirt these brows of mine�察�Whose
smile and frown�察�like to Achilles' spear�察�Is able with the change to kill and
cure。 Here is a hand to hold a sceptre up�察 �And with the same to act
controlling laws。 Give place。 By heaven�察�thou shalt rule no more O'er him
whom heaven created for thy ruler。 SOMERSET。 O monstrous traitor� �I
arrest thee�察 �York�察 �Of capital treason 'gainst the King and crown。 Obey�察�
audacious traitor�察�kneel for grace。 YORK。 Wouldst have me kneel�拭�First
let me ask of these�察�If they can brook I bow a knee to man。 Sirrah�察�call in
my sons to be my bail�此�Exit attendant I know�察�ere thy will have me go to
ward�察�They'll pawn their
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