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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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