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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
wilt be so obstacle� �God knows thou art a collop
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