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prithee   give   me   leave   to   curse   awhile。   YORK。   Curse�察  �miscreant�察  �when 

thou comest to the stake。 Exeunt 

       Alarum。 Enter SUFFOLK�察�with MARGARET in his hand 

       SUFFOLK。 Be what thou wilt�察�thou art my prisoner。 ��Gazes on her�А�

O fairest beauty�察�do not fear nor fly� �For I will touch thee but with reverent 

hands�察�I kiss these fingers for eternal peace�察�And lay them gently on thy 

tender   side。   Who   art   thou�拭  �Say�察  �that   I   may   honour   thee。   MARGARET。 

Margaret my name�察�and daughter to a king�察�The King of Naples´whosoe'er 

thou    art。  SUFFOLK。         An   earl   I  am�察  �and   Suffolk    am    I  call'd。  Be   not 

offended�察�nature's miracle�察�Thou art allotted to be ta'en by me。 So doth the 

swan   her   downy   cygnets   save�察  �Keeping          them   prisoner   underneath   her 

wings。   Yet�察  �if   this   servile   usage   once   offend�察  �Go   and   be   free   again   as 

Suffolk's friend。 ��She is going�А�

       O�察�stay� 。�Aside�А�I have no power to let her pass�察�My hand would free 

her�察  �but   my   heart   says   no。   As   plays   the   sun   upon   the   glassy   streams�察�

Twinkling another counterfeited beam�察�So seems this gorgeous beauty to 

mine eyes。 Fain would I woo her�察�yet I dare not speak。 I'll call for pen and 

ink�察 �and   write   my   mind。   Fie�察  �de   la   Pole�   �disable   not   thyself�察  �Hast   not   a 

tongue�拭�Is she not here thy prisoner�拭�Wilt thou be daunted at a woman's 

sight�拭  �Ay�察  �beauty's   princely   majesty   is   such   Confounds   the   tongue   and 

makes the senses rough。 MARGARET。 Say�察�Earl of Suffolk�察�if thy name 

be   so�察  �What   ransom   must   I   pay   before   I   pass�拭  �For   I   perceive   I   am   thy 

prisoner。 SUFFOLK。 ��Aside�А�How canst thou tell she will deny thy suit�察�

Before thou make a trial of her love�拭�MARGARET。 Why speak'st thou not�拭�

What      ransom     must    I  pay�拭   �SUFFOLK。         ��Aside�А    �She's   beautiful�察   �and 

therefore to be woo'd�察�She is a woman�察�therefore to be won。 MARGARET。 

Wilt   thou   accept   of   ransom´yea   or   no�拭  �SUFFOLK。   ��Aside�А  �Fond   man�察�

remember that thou hast a wife�察�Then how can Margaret be thy paramour�拭�

MARGARET。   I   were   best   leave   him�察  �for   he   will   not   hear。   SUFFOLK。 

��Aside�А �There   all   is   marr'd�察  �there   lies   a   cooling   card。   MARGARET。   He 

talks   at   random�察  �sure�察  �the   man   is   mad。   SUFFOLK。   ��Aside�А  �And   yet   a 

dispensation may be had。 MARGARET。 And yet I would that you would 



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answer me。 SUFFOLK。 ��Aside�А�I'll win this Lady Margaret。 For whom�拭�

Why�察�for my King� �Tush�察�that's a wooden thing� �MARGARET。 He talks of 

wood。 It is some carpenter。 SUFFOLK。 ��Aside�А�Yet so my fancy may be 

satisfied�察�And peace established between these realms。 But there remains a 

scruple in that too�察�For though her father be the King of Naples�察�Duke of 

Anjou and Maine�察�yet is he poor�察�And our nobility will scorn the match。 

MARGARET。 Hear ye�察�Captain´are you not at leisure�拭�SUFFOLK。 ��Aside�А�

It   shall   be   so�察  �disdain   they   ne'er   so   much。   Henry   is   youthful�察  �and   will 

quickly   yield。   Madam�察  �I   have   a   secret   to   reveal。   MARGARET。   ��Aside�А�

What   though   I   be   enthrall'd�拭  �He   seems   a   knight�察�And   will   not   any   way 

dishonour      me。    SUFFOLK。         Lady�察   �vouchsafe     to   listen   what    I  say。 

MARGARET。 ��Aside�А�Perhaps I shall be rescu'd by the French�察�And then I 

need not crave his courtesy。 SUFFOLK。 Sweet madam�察�give me hearing in 

a cause MARGARET。 ��Aside�А�Tush� �women have been captivate ere now。 

SUFFOLK。 Lady�察�wherefore talk you so�拭�MARGARET。 I cry you mercy�察�

'tis   but   quid   for   quo。   SUFFOLK。   Say�察  �gentle   Princess�察  �would   you   not 

suppose Your bondage happy�察�to be made a queen�拭�MARGARET。 To be a 

queen in bondage is more vile Than is a slave in base servility�察�For princes 

should   be   free。   SUFFOLK。 And   so   shall   you�察  �If   happy   England's   royal 

king   be   free。   MARGARET。   Why�察  �what   concerns   his   freedom   unto   me�拭�

SUFFOLK。   I'll   undertake   to   make   thee   Henry's   queen�察  �To   put   a   golden 

sceptre in thy hand And set a precious crown upon thy head�察�If thou wilt 

condescend       to   be   my´    MARGARET。          What�拭    �SUFFOLK。        His    love。 

MARGARET。 I am unworthy to be Henry's wife。 SUFFOLK。 No�察�gentle 

madam�察�I unworthy am To woo so fair a dame to be his wife And have no 

portion in the choice myself。 How say  you�察�madam�拭�Are ye so content�拭�

MARGARET。 An if my father please�察�I am content。 SUFFOLK。 Then call 

our   captains   and   our   colours   forth� �And�察  �madam�察  �at   your   father's   castle 

walls   We'll   crave   a   parley   to   confer   with   him。   Sound   a   parley。  Enter 

REIGNIER on the walls 

       See�察  �Reignier�察  �see�察  �thy   daughter   prisoner�   �REIGNIER。   To   whom�拭�

SUFFOLK。 To me。 REIGNIER。 Suffolk�察�what remedy�拭�I am a soldier and 

unapt to weep Or to exclaim on fortune's fickleness。 SUFFOLK。 Yes�察�there 

is remedy enough�察�my lord。 Consent�察�and for thy honour give consent�察�Thy 



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daughter shall be wedded to my king�察�Whom I with pain have woo'd and 

won     thereto�察   �And    this  her   easy´held     imprisonment       Hath    gain'd   thy 

daughter      princely    liberty。  REIGNIER。        Speaks     Suffolk    as  he   thinks�拭�

SUFFOLK。   Fair   Margaret   knows   That   Suffolk   doth   not   flatter�察  �face�察  �or 

feign。   REIGNIER。   Upon   thy   princely   warrant   I   descend   To   give   thee 

answer of thy just demand。 Exit REIGNIER from the walls 

       SUFFOLK。 And here I will expect thy coming。 

       Trumpets sound。 Enter REIGNIER below 

       REIGNIER。 Welcome�察�brave Earl�察�into our territories�察�Command in 

Anjou what your Honour pleases。 SUFFOLK。 Thanks�察�Reignier�察�happy for 

so   sweet   a   child�察  �Fit   to   be   made   companion   with   a   king。   What   answer 

makes   your   Grace   unto   my   suit�拭  �REIGNIER。   Since   thou   dost   deign   to 

woo     her   little  worth   To   be  the  princely    bride   of  such    a  lord�察 �Upon 

condition I may quietly Enjoy  mine own�察�the country Maine and Anjou�察�

Free from oppression or the stroke of war�察�My daughter shall be Henry's�察�if 

he   please。   SUFFOLK。  That   is   her   ransom�察  �I   deliver   her。 And   those   two 

counties     I  will   undertake     Your    Grace    shall   well   and   quietly    enjoy。 

REIGNIER。   And   I   again�察  �in   Henry's   royal   name�察  �As   deputy   unto   that 

gracious king�察�Give thee her hand for sign of plighted faith。 SUFFOLK。 

Reignier of France�察�I give thee kingly thanks�察�Because this is in traffic of a 

king。 ��Aside�А�And yet�察�methinks�察�I could be well content To be mine own 

attorney in this case。 I'll over then to England with this news�察�And make 

this   marriage   to   be   solemniz'd。   So�察  �farewell�察  �Reignier。   Set   this   diamond 

safe In golden palaces�察�as it becomes。 REIGNIER。 I do embrace thee as I 

would      embrace      The    Christian    prince�察   �King    Henry�察   �were     he   here。 

MARGARET。 Farewell�察�my lord。 Good wishes�察�praise�察�and prayers�察�Shall 

Suffolk ever have of Margaret。 ��She is going�А�SUFFOLK。 Farewell�察�sweet 

madam。 But hark you�察�Margaret No princely commendations to my king�拭�

MARGARET。 Such commendations as becomes a maid�察�A virgin�察�and his 

servant�察   �say   to  him。    SUFFOLK。        Words     sweetly    plac'd   and   modestly 

directed。   But�察  �madam�察  �I   must   trouble   you   again   No   loving   token   to   his 

Majesty�拭�MARGARET。 Yes�察�my good lord�此�a pure unspotted heart�察�Never 

yet taint with love�察�I send the King。 SUFFOLK。 And this withal。 ��Kisses 

her�А�MARGARET。 That   for thyself�察  �I   will not   so   presume To   send   such 



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peevish    tokens   to   a  king。  Exeunt    REIGNIER      and   MARGARET 

SUFFOLK。 O�察�wert thou for myself� �But�察�Suffolk�察�stay�察�Thou mayst not 

wander in that labyrinth�此�There Minotaurs and ugly treasons lurk。 Solicit 

Henry with her wondrous praise。 Bethink thee on her virtues that surmount�察�

And natural graces that extinguish art�察�Repeat their semblance often on the 

seas�察�That�察�when thou com'st to kneel at Henry's feet�察�Thou mayst bereave 

him of his wits with wonder。 Exit 



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                                       SCENE 4。 



                       Camp of the DUKE OF YORK in Anjou 

       Enter   YORK�察      �WARWICK�察        �and   others   YORK。      Bring    forth   that 

sorceress�察�condemn'd to burn。 

       Enter LA PUCELLE�察�guarded�察�and a SHEPHERD 

       SHEPHERD。 Ah�察 �Joan�察 �this kills   thy father's heart   outright�   �Have   I 

sought every country far and near�察�And�察�now it is my chance to find thee 

out�察�Must I behold thy timeless cruel death�拭�Ah�察�Joan�察�sweet daughter Joan�察�

I'll die with thee� �PUCELLE。 Decrepit miser� �base ignoble wretch� �I am 

descended of   a   gentler   blood�察�Thou   art   no   father   nor no   friend of   mine。 

SHEPHERD。 Out�察�out� �My lords�察�an please you�察�'tis not so�察�I did beget her�察�

all the parish knows。 Her mother liveth yet�察�can testify She was the first 

fruit   of  my    bach'lorship。    WARWICK。         Graceless�察   �wilt   thou   deny    thy 

parentage�拭�YORK。 This   argues what her   kind of life hath been´ Wicked 

and   vile�察  �and   so   her   death   concludes。   SHEPHERD。   Fie�察  �Joan�察  �that   thou 

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