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King Henry VI�察�Part 1
King Henry VI�察�Part 1
William Shakespeare
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ACT I。
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SCENE 1。
Westminster Abbey
Dead March。 Enter the funeral of KING HENRY THE FIFTH�察�
attended on by the DUKE OF BEDFORD�察�Regent of France�察�the DUKE
OF GLOUCESTER�察 �Protector�察 �the DUKE OF EXETER�察 �the EARL OF
WARWICK�察�the BISHOP OF WINCHESTER
BEDFORD。 Hung be the heavens with black�察 �yield day to night� �
Comets�察 �importing change of times and states�察 �Brandish your crystal
tresses in the sky And with them scourge the bad revolting stars That have
consented unto Henry's death� �King Henry the Fifth�察 �too famous to live
long� �England ne'er lost a king of so much worth。 GLOUCESTER。
England ne'er had a king until his time。 Virtue he had�察 �deserving to
command�察�His brandish'd sword did blind men with his beams�察�His arms
spread wider than a dragon's wings�察 �His sparkling eyes�察 �replete with
wrathful fire�察�More dazzled and drove back his enemies Than mid´day sun
fierce bent against their faces。 What should I say�拭 �His deeds exceed all
speech�此�He ne'er lift up his hand but conquered。 EXETER。 We mourn in
black�察�why mourn we not in blood�拭�Henry is dead and never shall revive。
Upon a wooden coffin we attend�察�And death's dishonourable victory We
with our stately presence glorify�察�Like captives bound to a triumphant car。
What� �shall we curse the planets of mishap That plotted thus our glory's
overthrow�拭 �Or shall we think the subtle´witted French Conjurers and
sorcerers�察 �that�察 �afraid of him�察 �By magic verses have contriv'd his end�拭�
WINCHESTER。 He was a king bless'd of the King of kings�察 �Unto the
French the dreadful judgment´day So dreadful will not be as was his sight。
The battles of the Lord of Hosts he fought�察 �The Church's prayers made
him so prosperous。 GLOUCESTER。 The Church� �Where is it�拭 �Had not
churchmen pray'd�察�His thread of life had not so soon decay'd。 None do you
like but an effeminate prince�察�Whom like a school´boy you may overawe。
WINCHESTER。 Gloucester�察 �whate'er we like�察 �thou art Protector And
lookest to command the Prince and realm。 Thy wife is proud�察�she holdeth
thee in awe More than God or religious churchmen may。 GLOUCESTER。
Name not religion�察�for thou lov'st the flesh�察�And ne'er throughout the year
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to church thou go'st�察 �Except it be to pray against thy foes。 BEDFORD。
Cease�察 �cease these jars and rest your minds in peace�察 �Let's to the altar。
Heralds�察�wait on us。 Instead of gold�察�we'll offer up our arms�察�Since arms
avail not�察 �now that Henry's dead。 Posterity�察 �await for wretched years�察�
When at their mothers' moist'ned eyes babes shall suck�察�Our isle be made a
nourish of salt tears�察�And none but women left to wail the dead。 HENRY
the Fifth�察�thy ghost I invocate�此�Prosper this realm�察�keep it from civil broils�察�
Combat with adverse planets in the heavens。 A far more glorious star thy
soul will make Than Julius Caesar or bright
Enter a MESSENGER
MESSENGER。 My honourable lords�察�health to you all� �Sad tidings
bring I to you out of France�察 �Of loss�察 �of slaughter�察 �and discomfiture�此�
Guienne�察�Champagne�察�Rheims�察�Orleans�察�Paris�察�Guysors�察�Poictiers�察�are all
quite lost。 BEDFORD。 What say'st thou�察�man�察�before dead Henry's corse�拭�
Speak softly�察�or the loss of those great towns Will make him burst his lead
and rise from death。 GLOUCESTER。 Is Paris lost�拭�Is Rouen yielded up�拭�If
Henry were recall'd to life again�察�These news would cause him once more
yield the ghost。 EXETER。 How were they lost�拭�What treachery was us'd�拭�
MESSENGER。 No treachery�察�but want of men and money。 Amongst the
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soldiers this is muttered That here you maintain several factions�察�And
whilst a field should be dispatch'd and fought�察�You are disputing of your
generals�此�One would have ling'ring wars�察�with little cost�察�Another would
fly swift�察 �but wanteth wings�察�A third thinks�察 �without expense at all�察 �By
guileful fair words peace may be obtain'd。 Awake�察�awake�察�English nobility� �
Let not sloth dim your honours�察 �new´begot。 Cropp'd are the flower´de´
luces in your arms�察 �Of England's coat one half is cut away。 EXETER。
Were our tears wanting to this funeral�察�These tidings would call forth their
flowing tides。 BEDFORD。 Me they concern�察�Regent I am of France。 Give
me my steeled coat�察 �I'll fight for France。 Away with these disgraceful
wailing robes� �Wounds will I lend the French instead of eyes�察 �To weep
their intermissive miseries。
Enter a second MESSENGER
SECOND MESSENGER。 Lords�察 �view these letters full of bad
mischance。 France is revolted from the English quite�察�Except some petty
towns of no import。 The Dauphin Charles is crowned king in Rheims�察�The
Bastard of Orleans with him is join'd�察�Reignier�察�Duke of Anjou�察�doth take
his part�察�The Duke of Alencon flieth to his side。 EXETER。 The Dauphin
crowned king� �all fly to him� �O�察�whither shall we fly from this reproach�拭�
GLOUCESTER。 We will not fly but to our enemies' throats。 Bedford�察�if
thou be slack I'll fight it out。 BEDFORD。 Gloucester�察�why doubt'st thou of
my forwardness�拭 �An army have I muster'd in my thoughts�察 �Wherewith
already France is overrun。
Enter a third MESSENGER
THIRD MESSENGER。 My gracious lords�察 �to add to your laments�察�
Wherewith you now bedew King Henry's hearse�察�I must inform you of a
dismal fight Betwixt the stout Lord Talbot and the French。 WINCHESTER。
What� �Wherein Talbot overcame�拭�Is't so�拭�THIRD MESSENGER。 O�察�no�察�
wherein Lord Talbot was o'erthrown。 The circumstance I'll tell you more at
large。 The tenth of August last this dreadful lord�察�Retiring from the siege
of Orleans�察 �Having full scarce six thousand in his troop�察 �By three and
twenty thousand of the French Was round encompassed and set upon。 No
leisure had he to enrank his men�察�He wanted pikes to set before his archers�察�
Instead whereof sharp stakes pluck'd out of hedges They pitched in the
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ground confusedly To keep the horsemen off from breaking in。 More than
three hours the fight continued�察�
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Where valiant Talbot�察�above human thought�察�Enacted wonders with his
sword and lance�此�Hundreds he sent to hell�察�and none durst stand him�察�Here�察�
there�察�and everywhere�察�enrag'd he slew The French exclaim'd the devil was
in arms�察�All the whole army stood agaz'd on him。 His soldiers�察�spying his
undaunted spirit�察�'A Talbot� �a Talbot��' cried out amain�察�And rush'd into the
bowels of the battle。 Here had the conquest fully been seal'd up If Sir John
Fastolfe had not play'd the coward。 He�察�being in the vaward plac'd behind
With purpose to relieve and follow them´ Cowardly fled�察�not having struck
one stroke�察�Hence grew the general wreck and massacre。 Enclosed were
they with their enemies。 A base Walloon�察 �to win the Dauphin's grace�察�
Thrust Talbot with a spear into the back�察�Whom all France�察�with their chief
assembled strength�察 �Durst not presume to look once in the face。
BEDFORD。 Is Talbot slain�拭�Then I will slay myself�察�For living idly here
in pomp and ease�察 �Whilst such a worthy leader�察 �wanting aid�察 �Unto his
dastard foemen is betray'd。 THIRD MESSENGER。 O no�察�he lives�察�but is
took prisoner�察�And Lord Scales with him�察�and Lord Hungerford�察�Most of
the rest slaughter'd or took likewise。 BEDFORD。 His ransom there is none
but I shall pay。 I'll hale the Dauphin headlong from his throne�察�His crown
shall be the ransom of my friend�察�Four of their lords I'll change for one of
ours。 Farewell�察�my masters�察�to my task will I�察�Bonfires in France forthwith
I am to make To keep our great Saint George's feast withal。 Ten thousand
soldiers with me I will take�察�Whose bloody deeds shall make an Europe
quake。 THIRD MESSENGER。 So you had need�察�for Orleans is besieg'd�察�
The English army is grown weak and faint�察�The Earl of Salisbury craveth
supply And hardly keeps his men from mutiny�察�Since they�察�so few�察�watch
such a multitude。 EXETER。 Remember�察�lords�察�your oaths to Henry sworn�察�
Either to quell the Dauphin utterly�察 �Or bring him in obedience to your
yoke。 BEDFORD。 I do remember it�察�and here take my leave To go about
my preparation。 Exit GLOUCESTER。 I'll to the Tower with all the haste I
can To view th' artillery and munition�察�And then I will proclaim young
Henry king。 Exit EXETER。 To Eltham will I�察 �where the young King is�察�
Being ordain'd his special governor�察 �And for
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