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up with my name bit through。 I had been much bounden to you twain�察�
methinks�察�But for my knight's sake and his love's�察�by God�察�He shall not die
in God's despite nor mine。 Call in our chief lords�察�bid one see to it�此�Ay�察�and
make haste。
��Exeunt MARY BEATON and MARY CARMICHAEL。�А�
Now shall I try their teeth�此�I have done with fear�察�now nothing but pure
love And power and pity shall have part in me�察�I will not throw them such
a spirit in flesh To make their prey on。 Though he be mad indeed�察�It is the
goodliest madness ever smote Upon man's heart。 A kingly knight´in faith�察�
Meseems my face can yet make faith in men And break their brains with
beauty�此 �for a word�察�An eyelid's twitch�察 �an eye's turn�察 �tie them fast And
make their souls cleave to me。 God be thanked�察 �This air has not yet
curdled all the blood That went to make me fair。 An hour agone�察�I thought
I had been forgotten of men's love More than dead women's faces are
forgot Of after lovers。 All men are not of earth�此�For all the frost of fools
and this cold land There be some yet catch fever of my face And burning
for mine eyes' sake。 I did think My time was gone when men would dance
to death As to a music�察�and lie laughing down In the grave and take their
funerals for their feasts�察�To get one kiss of me。 I have some strength yet�察�
Though I lack power on men that lack men's blood。 Yea�察�and God wot I
will be merciful�察�For all the foolish hardness round my heart That tender
women miss of to their praise�察�They shall not say but I had grace to give
Even for love's sake。 Why�察 �let them take their way�此 �What ails it them
though I be soft or hard�拭�Soft hearts would weep and weep and let men die
For very mercy and sweet´heartedness�察�I that weep little for my pity's sake�察�
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I have the grace to save men。 Let fame go´ I care not much what shall
become of fame�察�So I save love and do mine own soul right�察�I'll have my
mercy help me to revenge On all the crew of them。 How will he look�察�
Having my pardon� �I shall have sweet thanks And love of good men for
my mercy's love´ Yea�察�and be quit of these I hate to death�察�With one good
deed。
��Enter the MARIES。�А�
MARY BEATON。 Madam�察�the lords are here。
QUEEN。 Stand you about me�察�I will speak to them。 I would the whole
world stood up in my face And heard what I shall say。 Bid them come in。
��Enter MURRAY�察 �RANDOLPH�察 �MORTON�察 �LINDSAY�察 �and other
LORDS。�А�
Hear you�察�fair lords�察�I have a word to you�察�There is one thing I would
fain understand´ If I be queen or no�察�for by my life Methinks I am growing
unqueenly。 No man speak�拭�Pray you take note�察�sweet lord ambassador�察�I
am no queen�此�I never was born queen�察�Alack�察�that one should fool us in
this wise� �Take up my crown�察�sir�察�I will none of it Till it hath bells on as a
fool's cap hath。 Nay�察�who will have it�拭�no man take it up�拭�Was there none
worthy to be shamed but I�拭 �Here are enow good faces�察 �good to crown�察�
Will you be king�察�fair brother�拭�or you�察�my lord�拭�Give me a spinner's curch�察�
a wisp of reed�察�Any mean thing�察�but�察�God's love�察�no more gold�察�And no
more shame�此�let boys throw dice for it�察�Or cast it to the grooms for tennis´
play�察�For I will none。
MURRAY。 What would your highness have�拭�
QUEEN。 Yea�察�yea�察�I said I was no majesty�察�I shall be shortly fallen out
of grace。 What would I have�拭�I would have leave to live�察�Perchance I shall
not shortly�此�nay�察�for me That have no leave to respite other lives To keep
mine own life were small praise enow。
MURRAY。 Your majesty hath power to respite men�察�As we well wot�察�
no man saith otherwise。
QUEEN。 What�察�is this true�拭�'t is a thing wonderful´ So great I cannot
be well sure of it。 Strange that a queen should find such grace as this At
such lords' hands as ye be�察�such great lords�此�I pray you let me get assured
again�察�Lest I take jest for truth and shame myself And make you mirth�此�to
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make your mirth of me�察�God wot it were small pains to you�察�my lords�察�But
much less honor。 I may send reprieve´ With your sweet leaves I may�拭�
MURRAY。 Assuredly。
QUEEN。 Lo�察 �now�察 �what grace is this I have of you� �I had a will to
respite Chastelard�察�And would not do it for very fear of you�此�Look you�察�I
wist not ye were merciful。
MORTON。 Madam´
QUEEN。 My lord�察�you have a word to me�拭�Doth it displease you such
a man should live�拭�
MORTON。 'T were a mad mercy in your majesty To lay no hand upon
his second fault And let him thrice offend you。
QUEEN。 Ay�察�my lord�拭�
MORTON。 It were well done to muffle lewd men's mouths By casting
of his head into their laps�此�It were much best。
QUEEN。 Yea�察�truly were it so�拭�But if I will not�察�yet I will not�察�sir�察�For
all the mouths in Scotland。 Now�察�by heaven�察�As I am pleased he shall not
die but live�察�So shall ye be。 There is no man shall die�察�Except it please me�察�
and no man shall say�察�Except it please me�察�if I do ill or well。 Which of you
now will set his will to mine�拭�Not you�察�nor you I think�察�nor none of you�察�
Nor no man living that loves living well。 Let one stand forth and smite me
with his hand�察�Wring my crown off and cast it underfoot�察�And he shall get
my respite back of me�察�And no man else�此�he shall bid live or die�察�And no
man else�察�and he shall be my lord�察�And no man else。 What�察�will not one be
king�拭�Will not one here lay hold upon my state�拭�I am queen of you for all
things come and gone。 Nay�察 �my chief lady�察 �and no meaner one�察 �The
chiefest of my maidens�察�shall bear this And give it to my prisoner for a
grace�察�Who shall deny me�拭�who shall do me wrong�拭�Bear greeting to the
lord of Chastelard�察�And this withal for respite of his life�察�For by my head
he shall die no such way�此�Nay�察�sweet�察�no words�察�but hence and back again。
��Exit MARY BEATON。�А�
Farewell�察�dear lords�察�ye have shown grace to me�察�And some time I will
thank you as I may�察�Till when think well of me and what is done。
END OF THE FOURTH ACT。
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ACT V。
CHASTELARD。
SCENE I。´Before Holyrood。
A crowd of people�察�among them Soldiers�察�Burgesses�察�a Preacher�察�&c。
1ST CITIZEN。 They are not out yet。 Have you seen the man�拭�What
manner of man�拭�
2D CITIZEN。 Shall he be hanged or no�拭�There was a fellow hanged
some three days gone Wept the whole way�此�think you this man shall die In
better sort�察�now�拭�
1ST CITIZEN。 Eh�察 �these shawm´players That walk before strange
women and make songs� �How should they die well�拭�
3D CITIZEN。 Is it sooth men say Our dame was wont to kiss him on
the face In lewd folk's sight�拭�
1ST CITIZEN。 Yea�察�saith one�察�all day long He used to sit and jangle
words in rhyme To suit with shakes of faint adulterous sound Some French
lust in men's ears�察�she made songs too�察�Soft things to feed sin's amorous
mouth upon´ Delicate sounds for dancing at in hell。
4TH CITIZEN。 Is it priest Black that he shall have by him When they
do come�拭�
3D CITIZEN。 Ah� �by God's leave�察 �not so�察 �If the knave show us his
peeled onion's head And that damned flagging jowl of his´
2D CITIZEN。 Nay�察�sirs�察�Take heed of words�察�moreover�察�please it you�察�
This man hath no pope's part in him。
3D CITIZEN。 I say That if priest whore's friend with the lewd thief's
cheek Show his foul blinking face to shame all ours�察�It goes back fouler�察�
well�察�one day hell's fire Will burn him black indeed。
A WOMAN。 What kind of man�拭�'T is yet great pity of him if he be
Goodly enow for this queen's paramour。 A French lord overseas�拭 �what
doth he here�察�With Scotch folk here�拭�
1ST CITIZEN。 Fair mistress�察 �I think well He doth so at some times
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that I were fain To do as well。
THE WOMAN。 Nay�察�then he will not die。
1ST CITIZEN。 Why�察�see you�察�if one eat a piece of bread Baked as it
were a certain prophet's way�察�Not upon coals�察�now´you shall apprehend´ If
defiled bread be given a man to eat�察�Being thrust into his mouth�察�why he
shall eat�察 �And with good hap shall eat�察 �but if now�察 �say�察 �One steal this�察�
bread and beastliness and all�察 �When scarcely for pure hunger flesh and
bone Cleave one to other´why�察 �if he steal to eat�察 �Be it even the filthiest
feeding´though the man Be famine´flayed of flesh and skin�察�I say He shall
be hanged。
3D CITIZEN。 Nay�察�stolen said you�察�sir�拭�See�察�God bade eat abominable
bread�察�And freely was it eaten´for a sign This�察�for a sign´and doubtless as
did God�察�So may the devil�察�bid one eat freely and live�察�Not for a sign。
2D CITIZEN。 Will you think thus of her�拭�But wherefore should they
get this fellow slain If he be clear toward her�拭�
3D CITIZEN。 Sir�察�one must see The day comes when a woman sheds
her sin As a bird moults�察�and she being shifted so�察�The old mate of her old
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