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sacks shall   be   a mean   to   sack the city�察�And   we   be lords   and   rulers   over 

Rouen�察  �Therefore   we'll   knock。   ��Knocks�А  �WATCH。   ��Within�А  �Qui   est   la�拭�

PUCELLE。 Paysans�察�pauvres gens de France Poor market´folks that come 

to   sell   their  corn。   WATCH。       Enter�察  �go   in�察  �the  market´bell     is  rung。 

PUCELLE。 Now�察�Rouen�察�I'll shake thy bulwarks to the ground。 

       ��LA PUCELLE�察�&c。�察�enter the town�А�

       Enter CHARLES�察�BASTARD�察�ALENCON�察�REIGNIER�察�and forces 

       CHARLES。 Saint Denis bless this happy stratagem� �And once again 

we'll   sleep   secure   in   Rouen。   BASTARD。   Here   ent'red   Pucelle   and   her 

practisants�察�Now she   is there�察  �how will   she specify  Here is   the best   and 

safest passage in�拭�ALENCON。 By thrusting out a torch from yonder tower�察�

Which   once   discern'd   shows   that   her   meaning   is   No   way   to   that�察  �for 

weakness�察�which she ent'red。 

       Enter   LA    PUCELLE�察       �on  the   top�察 �thrusting    out  a  torch   burning 

PUCELLE。 Behold�察�this   is the  happy wedding torch That joineth   Rouen 

unto her countrymen�察�But burning fatal to the Talbotites。 Exit BASTARD。 

See�察�noble Charles�察�the beacon of our friend�察�The burning torch in yonder 

turret stands。 CHARLES。 Now shine it like a comet of revenge�察�A prophet 

to   the  fall  of  all  our   foes�   �ALENCON。        Defer    no   time�察 �delays    have 

dangerous   ends�察  �Enter�察  �and   cry   'The   Dauphin��'   presently�察  �And   then   do 

execution on the watch。 Alarum。 Exeunt 

       An alarum。 Enter TALBOT in an excursion 

       TALBOT。 France�察�thou shalt rue this treason with thy tears�察�If Talbot 



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but survive thy  treachery。   PUCELLE�察  �that   witch�察�that damned   sorceress�察�

Hath wrought this hellish mischief unawares�察�That hardly we escap'd the 

pride of France。 Exit 

       An alarum�察�excursions。 BEDFORD brought in sick in a chair。 Enter 

TALBOT and BURGUNDY without�察�within�察�LA PUCELLE�察�CHARLES�察�

BASTARD�察�ALENCON�察�and REIGNIER�察�on the walls 

       PUCELLE。 Good morrow�察�gallants� �Want ye corn for bread�拭�I think 

the Duke of Burgundy will fast Before he'll buy again at such a rate。 'Twas 

full of darnel´do you like the taste�拭�BURGUNDY。 Scoff on�察�vile fiend and 

shameless courtezan。 I trust ere long to choke thee with thine own�察�And 

make   thee   curse   the   harvest   of   that   corn。   CHARLES。   Your   Grace   may 

starve�察�perhaps�察�before that time。 BEDFORD。 O�察�let no words�察�but deeds�察�

revenge this treason� �PUCELLE。 What you do�察�good grey beard�拭�Break a 

lance�察  �And   run   a   tilt   at   death   within   a   chair�拭  �TALBOT。   Foul   fiend   of 

France   and   hag   of   all   despite�察  �Encompass'd   with   thy   lustful   paramours�察�

Becomes it thee to taunt his valiant age And twit with cowardice a man 

half   dead�拭  �Damsel�察  �I'll   have   a   bout   with   you   again�察  �Or   else   let   Talbot 

perish with this shame。 PUCELLE。 Are ye so hot�察�sir�拭�Yet�察�Pucelle�察�hold 

thy peace�察  �If Talbot do but thunder�察 �rain   will   follow。  ��The   English   party 

whisper together in council�А�God speed the parliament� �Who shall be the 

Speaker�拭     �TALBOT。       Dare    ye   come    forth   and   meet    us  in   the  field�拭�

PUCELLE。 Belike your lordship takes us then for fools�察�To try if that our 

own be ours or no。 TALBOT。 I speak not to that railing Hecate�察�But unto 

thee�察�Alencon�察�and the rest。 Will ye�察�like soldiers�察�come and fight it out�拭�

ALENCON。          Signior�察  �no。   TALBOT。      Signior�察   �hang�   �Base    muleteers    of 

France� �Like peasant foot´boys do they keep the walls�察�And dare not take 

up arms like gentlemen。 PUCELLE。 Away�察�captains� �Let's get us from the 

walls�察�For Talbot means no goodness by his looks。 God b'uy�察�my lord�察�we 

came but to tell you That we are here。 Exeunt from the walls 

       TALBOT。 And there will we be too�察�ere it be long�察�Or else reproach 

be Talbot's greatest fame� �Vow�察�Burgundy�察�by honour of thy house�察�Prick'd 

on by public wrongs sustain'd in France�察�Either to get the town again or 

die�察  �And   I�察  �as   sure   as   English   Henry   lives   And   as   his   father   here   was 

conqueror�察  �As   sure   as   in   this   late   betrayed   town   Great   Coeur´de´lion's 



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heart was buried So sure I swear to get the town or die。 BURGUNDY。 My 

vows are equal partners with thy vows。 TALBOT。 But ere we go�察�regard 

this dying prince�察�The valiant Duke of Bedford。 Come�察�my lord�察�We will 

bestow   you   in   some   better   place�察  �Fitter   for   sickness   and   for   crazy   age。 

BEDFORD。 Lord Talbot�察�do not so dishonour me�察�Here will I sit before 

the    walls   of  Rouen�察    �And    will  be   partner   of   your   weal    or  woe。 

BURGUNDY。 Courageous Bedford�察�let us now persuade you。 BEDFORD。 

Not to be gone from hence�察�for once I read That stout Pendragon in his 

litter sick Came to the field�察�and vanquished his foes。 Methinks I should 

revive the soldiers' hearts�察�Because I ever found them as myself。 TALBOT。 

Undaunted   spirit   in   a  dying   breast�   �Then   be  it   so。   Heavens   keep  old 

Bedford safe� �And now no more ado�察�brave Burgundy�察�But gather we our 

forces out of hand And set upon our boasting enemy。 Exeunt against the 

town all but BEDFORD and attendants 

       An   alarum�察   �excursions。     Enter   SIR    JOHN     FASTOLFE�察       �and    a 

CAPTAIN 

       CAPTAIN。       Whither     away�察   �Sir  John    Fastolfe�察  �in   such    haste�拭�

FASTOLFE。 Whither away�拭�To save myself by flight�此�We are like to have 

the overthrow again。 CAPTAIN。 What� �Will you and leave Lord Talbot�拭�

FASTOLFE。 Ay�察�All the Talbots in the world�察�to save my life。 Exit 

       CAPTAIN。   Cowardly   knight�   �ill   fortune   follow   thee�   �Exit   into   the 

town 

       Retreat�察�excursions。 LA PUCELLE�察�ALENCON�察�and CHARLES fly 

       BEDFORD。 Now�察�quiet soul�察�depart when heaven please�察�For I have 

seen our enemies' overthrow。 What is the trust or strength of foolish man�拭�

They that of late were daring with their scoffs Are glad and fain by flight 

to save themselves。 ��BEDFORD dies and is carried in by two in his chair�А�

       An alarum。 Re´enter TALBOT�察�BURGUNDY�察�and the rest 

       TALBOT。 Lost and recovered in a day again� �This is a double honour�察�

Burgundy。 Yet heavens have glory for this victory� �BURGUNDY。 Warlike 

and martial Talbot�察�Burgundy Enshrines thee in his heart�察�and there erects 

Thy noble deeds as valour's monuments。 TALBOT。 Thanks�察�gentle Duke。 

But where is Pucelle now�拭�I think her old familiar is asleep。 Now where's 

the   Bastard's   braves�察  �and   Charles   his   gleeks�拭  �What�察  �all   amort�拭  �Rouen 



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hangs her head for grief That such a valiant company are fled。 Now will 

we take some order in the town�察�Placing therein some expert officers�察�And 

then depart to Paris to the King�察�For there young Henry with his nobles lie。 

BURGUNDY。   What   Lord   Talbot   pleaseth   Burgundy。   TALBOT。   But   yet�察�

before we go�察 �let's not   forget The noble  Duke of  Bedford�察�late deceas'd�察�

But   see   his   exequies   fulfill'd   in   Rouen。 A  braver   soldier   never   couched 

lance�察�A  gentler   heart   did   never   sway   in   court�察  �But   kings   and   mightiest 

potentates must die�察�For that's the end of human misery。 Exeunt 



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                                        SCENE 3。 



                                    The plains near Rouen 

       Enter CHARLES�察�the  BASTARD�察�ALENCON�察 �LA PUCELLE�察 �and 

forces 

       PUCELLE。   Dismay   not�察  �Princes�察  �at   this   accident�察  �Nor   grieve   that 

Rouen   is   so   recovered。   Care   is   no   cure�察  �but   rather   corrosive�察  �For   things 

that are not to be remedied。 Let frantic Talbot triumph for a while And like 

a peacock sweep along his tail�察�We'll pull his plumes and take away his 

train�察  �If   Dauphin   and   the   rest   will   be   but   rul'd。   CHARLES。   We   have 

guided     by   thee   hitherto�察  �And    of  thy  cunning     had   no   diffidence�察   �One 

sudden foil shall never breed distrust BASTARD。 Search out thy wit for 

secret    policies�察   �And    we   will   make     thee   famous     through    the   world。 

ALENCON。          We'll   set  thy   statue   in  some    holy   place�察  �And    have    thee 

reverenc'd   like   a   blessed   saint。   Employ   thee�察  �then�察  �sweet   virgin�察  �for   our 

good。   PUCELLE。   Then   thus   it   must   be�察  �this   doth   Joan   devise�此  �By   fair 

persuasions�察     �mix'd    with   sug'red    words�察   �We    will   entice   the   Duke    of 

Burgundy  To   leave   the   Talbot   and   to   follow   us。   CHARLES。 Ay�察  �marry�察�

sweeting�察�if we could do that�察�France were no place for Henry's warriors�察�

Nor   should   that   nation   boast   it   so   with   us�察  �But   be   extirped   from   our 

provinces。 ALENCON。 For ever should they be expuls'd from France�察�And 

not have tide of an earldom here。 PUCELLE。 Your honours shall perceive 

how I will work To bring this matter to the wished end。 ��Drum sounds afar 

off�А  �Hark�   �by   the   sound   of   drum   you   may   perceive   Their   powers   are 

marching unto Paris´ward。 

       Here   sound   an   English   march。   Enter�察  �and   pass   over   at   a   distance�察�

TALBOT  and   his   forces There goes   the Talbot�察  �with   his   colours   spread�察�

And all the troops of English after him。 

       French march。 Enter the DUKE OF BURGUNDY and his for
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