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virtuous�察 �full of haughty courage�察 �Such as were grown to credit by the
wars�察�Not fearing death nor shrinking for distress�察�But always resolute in
most extremes。 He then that is not furnish'd in this sort Doth but usurp the
sacred name of knight�察�Profaning this most honourable order�察�And should�察�
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if I were worthy to be judge�察�Be quite degraded�察�like a hedge´born swain
That doth presume to boast of gentle blood。 KING HENRY。 Stain to thy
countrymen�察�thou hear'st thy doom。 Be packing�察�therefore�察�thou that wast a
knight�察�Henceforth we banish thee on pain of death。 Exit FASTOLFE
And now�察 �my Lord Protector�察 �view the letter Sent from our uncle
Duke of Burgundy。 GLOUCESTER。 ��Viewing the superscription�А �What
means his Grace�察 �that he hath chang'd his style�拭 �No more but plain and
bluntly 'To the King��' Hath he forgot he is his sovereign�拭 �Or doth this
churlish superscription Pretend some alteration in good´will�拭�What's here�拭�
��Reads�А �'I have�察 �upon especial cause�察 �Mov'd with compassion of my
country's wreck�察 �Together with the pitiful complaints Of such as your
oppression feeds upon�察�Forsaken your pernicious faction�察�And join'd with
Charles�察�the rightful King of France。' O monstrous treachery� �Can this be
so That in alliance�察 �amity�察 �and oaths�察 �There should be found such false
dissembling guile�拭�KING HENRY。 What� �Doth my uncle Burgundy revolt�拭�
GLOUCESTER。 He doth�察 �my lord�察 �and is become your foe。 KING
HENRY。 Is that the worst this letter doth contain�拭�GLOUCESTER。 It is
the worst�察 �and all�察 �my lord�察 �he writes。 KING HENRY。 Why then Lord
Talbot there shall talk with him And give him chastisement for this abuse。
How say you�察�my lord�察�are you not content�拭�TALBOT。 Content�察�my liege� �
Yes�察 �but that I am prevented�察 �I should have begg'd I might have been
employ'd。 KING HENRY。 Then gather strength and march unto him
straight�察�Let him perceive how ill we brook his treason。 And what offence
it is to flout his friends。 TALBOT。 I go�察�my lord�察�in heart desiring still You
may behold confusion of your foes。 Exit
Enter VERNON and BASSET
VERNON。 Grant me the combat�察�gracious sovereign。 BASSET。 And
me�察�my lord�察�grant me the combat too。 YORK。 This is my servant�此�hear
him�察 �noble Prince。 SOMERSET。 And this is mine�此 �sweet Henry�察 �favour
him。 KING HENRY。 Be patient�察�lords�察�and give them leave to speak。 Say�察�
gentlemen�察 �what makes you thus exclaim�察 �And wherefore crave you
combat�察�or with whom�拭�VERNON。 With him�察�my lord�察�for he hath done
me wrong。 BASSET。 And I with him�察�for he hath done me wrong。 KING
HENRY。 What is that wrong whereof you both complain�拭 �First let me
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know�察�and then I'll answer you。 BASSET。 Crossing the sea from England
into France�察�This fellow here�察�with envious carping tongue�察�Upbraided me
about the rose I wear�察 �Saying the sanguine colour of the leaves Did
represent my master's blushing cheeks When stubbornly he did repugn the
truth About a certain question in the law Argu'd betwixt the Duke of York
and him�察�With other vile and ignominious terms In confutation of which
rude reproach And in defence of my lord's worthiness�察�I crave the benefit
of law of arms。 VERNON。 And that is my petition�察�noble lord�察�For though
he seem with forged quaint conceit To set a gloss upon his bold intent�察�Yet
know�察�my lord�察�I was provok'd by him�察�And he first took exceptions at this
badge�察�Pronouncing that the paleness of this flower Bewray'd the faintness
of my master's heart。 YORK。 Will not this malice�察 �Somerset�察 �be left�拭�
SOMERSET。 Your private grudge�察 �my Lord of York�察 �will out�察 �Though
ne'er so cunningly you smother it。 KING HENRY。 Good Lord�察 �what
madness rules in brainsick men�察�When for so slight and frivolous a cause
Such factious emulations shall arise� �Good cousins both�察 �of York and
Somerset�察 �Quiet yourselves�察 �I pray�察 �and be at peace。 YORK。 Let this
dissension first be tried by fight�察�And then your Highness shall command a
peace。 SOMERSET。 The quarrel toucheth none but us alone�察 �Betwixt
ourselves let us decide it then。 YORK。 There is my pledge�察 �accept it�察�
Somerset。 VERNON。 Nay�察 �let it rest where it began at first。 BASSET。
Confirm it so�察 �mine honourable lord。 GLOUCESTER。 Confirm it so�拭�
Confounded be your strife�察 �And perish ye�察 �with your audacious prate� �
Presumptuous vassals�察�are you not asham'd With this immodest clamorous
outrage To trouble and disturb the King and us�拭 �And you�察 �my lords´
methinks you do not well To bear with their perverse objections�察 �Much
less to take occasion from their mouths To raise a mutiny betwixt
yourselves。 Let me persuade you take a better course。 EXETER。 It grieves
his Highness。 Good my lords�察 �be friends。 KING HENRY。 Come hither�察�
you that would be combatants�此�Henceforth I charge you�察�as you love our
favour�察 �Quite to forget this quarrel and the cause。 And you�察 �my lords�察�
remember where we are�此�In France�察�amongst a fickle wavering nation�察�If
they perceive dissension in our looks And that within ourselves we
disagree�察 �How will their grudging stomachs be provok'd To wilful
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disobedience�察 �and rebel� �Beside�察 �what infamy will there arise When
foreign princes shall be certified That for a toy�察�a thing of no regard�察�King
Henry's peers and chief nobility Destroy'd themselves and lost the realm of
France� �O�察�think upon the conquest of my father�察�My tender years�察�and let
us not forgo That for a trifle that was bought with blood� �Let me be umpire
in this doubtful strife。 I see no reason�察�if I wear this rose�察。�Putting on a red
rose�А �That any one should therefore be suspicious I more incline to
Somerset than York�此�Both are my kinsmen�察�and I love them both。 As well
they may upbraid me with my crown�察�Because�察�forsooth�察�the King of Scots
is crown'd。 But your discretions better can persuade Than I am able to
instruct or teach�察�And�察�therefore�察�as we hither came in peace�察�So let us still
continue peace and love。 Cousin of York�察�we institute your Grace To be
our Regent in these parts of France。 And�察�good my Lord of Somerset�察�unite
Your troops of horsemen with his bands of foot�察�And like true subjects�察�
sons of your progenitors�察 �Go cheerfully together and digest Your angry
choler on your enemies。 Ourself�察 �my Lord Protector�察 �and the rest�察�After
some respite will return to Calais�察�From thence to England�察�where I hope
ere long To be presented by your victories With Charles�察�Alencon�察�and that
traitorous rout。 Flourish。 Exeunt all but YORK�察 �WARWICK�察 �EXETER�察�
VERNON WARWICK。 My Lord of York�察�I promise you�察�the King Prettily�察�
methought�察�did play the orator。 YORK。 And so he did�察�but yet I like it not�察�
In that he wears the badge of Somerset。 WARWICK。 Tush�察�that was but
his fancy�察 �blame him not�察 �I dare presume�察 �sweet prince�察 �he thought no
harm。 YORK。 An if I wist he did´but let it rest�察�Other affairs must now be
managed。 Exeunt all but EXETER EXETER。 Well didst thou�察�Richard�察�to
suppress thy voice�察�For had the passions of thy heart burst out�察�I fear we
should have seen decipher'd there More rancorous spite�察 �more furious
raging broils�察 �Than yet can be imagin'd or suppos'd。 But howsoe'er�察 �no
simple man that sees This jarring discord of nobility�察�This shouldering of
each other in the court�察�This factious bandying of their favourites�察�But that
it doth presage some ill event。 'Tis much when sceptres are in children's
hands�察�But more when envy breeds unkind division�此�There comes the ruin�察�
there begins confusion。 Exit
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SCENE 2。
France。 Before Bordeaux
Enter TALBOT�察�with trump and drum
TALBOT。 Go to the gates of Bordeaux�察 �trumpeter�察 �Summon their
general unto the wall。
Trumpet sounds a parley。 Enter�察 �aloft�察 �the GENERAL OF THE
FRENCH�察�and others
English John Talbot�察 �Captains�察 �calls you forth�察 �Servant in arms to
Harry King of England�察 �And thus he would open your city gates�察 �Be
humble to us�察 �call my sovereignvours And do him homage as obedient
subjects�察�And I'll withdraw me and my bloody power�察 �But if you frown
upon this proffer'd peace�察�You tempt the fury of my three attendants�察�Lean
famine�察�quartering steel�察�and climbing fire�察�Who in a moment even with
the earth Shall lay your stately and air braving towers�察�If you forsake the
offer
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