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to   become   So   like   pure   pity�察  �they   must   have   fretted   her   Night   mad   for 

anger�此�or it may be mistrust�察�She is so false�察�yea�察�to my death I think She 

will not trust me�察�alas the hard sweet heart� �As if my lips could hurt her 

any way But by too keenly kissing of her own。 Ah false poor sweet fair 

lips that keep no faith�察�They shall not catch mine false or dangerous�察�They 

must needs kiss me one good time�察�albeit They love me not at all。 Lo�察�here 

she comes�察�For the blood leaps and catches at my face�察�There go her feet 

and tread upon my heart�察�Now shall I see what way I am to die。 

     ��Enter the QUEEN。�А�

    QUEEN。 What�察�is one here�拭�Speak to me for God's sake�此�Where are 

you lain�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 Here�察�madam�察�at your hand。 

    QUEEN。 Sweet lord�察�what sore pain have I had for you And been most 

patient��Nay�察�you are not bound。 If you be gentle to me�察�take my hand。 Do 

you not hold me the worst heart in the world�拭�Nay�察�you must needs�察�but 

say not yet you do。 I am worn so weak I know not how I live�此�Reach me 

your hand。 

     CHASTELARD。 Take comfort and good heart�察�All will find end�察�this 

is some grief to you�察�But you shall overlive it。 Come�察�fair love�察�Be of fair 

cheer�此�I say you have done no wrong。 

    QUEEN。 I will not be of cheer�此�I have done a thing That will turn fire 

and burn me。 Tell me not�察�If you will do me comfort�察�whet your sword。 



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But if you hate me�察 �tell me of soft things�察 �For I hate these�察�and   bitterly。 

Look up�察�Am I not mortal to be gazed upon�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 Yea�察�mortal�察�and not hateful。 

     QUEEN。 O lost heart� �Give me some mean to die by。 

     CHASTELARD。 Sweet�察�enough。 You have made no fault�察�life is not 

worth a world That you should weep to take it�此�would mine were�察�And I 

might   give   you   a   world´worthier   gift   Than   one   poor   head   that   love   has 

made a spoil�察�Take it for jest�察�and weep not�此�let me go�察�And think I died of 

chance or malady。 Nay�察�I die well�察�one dies not best abed。 

     QUEEN�察      �My    warrant    to  reprieve   youthat    you   saw�拭   �That   came 

between your hands�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 Yea�察�not long since。 It seems you have no will to let 

me die。 

     QUEEN。 Alas�察�you know I wrote it with my heart�察�Out of pure love�察�

and since you were in bonds I have had such grief for love's sake and my 

heart's Yea�察�by my life I haveI could not choose But give love way a 

little。 Take my hand�察�You know it would have pricked my heart's blood out 

To write reprieve with。 

     CHASTELARD。 Sweet�察�your hands are kind�察�Lay them about my neck�察�

upon my face�察�And tell me not of writing。 

     QUEEN。 Nay�察�by heaven�察�I would have given you mine own blood to 

drink   If   that   could   heal   you   of   your   soul´sickness。 Yea�察  �they  know   that�察�

they curse me for your sake�察�Rail at my lovewould God their heads were 

lopped And we twain left together this side death� �But look you�察�sweet�察�if 

this my warrant hold You are but dead and shamed�察�for you must die�察�And 

they will slay you shamefully by force Even in my sight。 

     CHASTELARD。 Faith�察�I think so they will。 

     QUEEN。   Nay�察  �they   would   slay   me   too�察  �cast   stones   at   me�察  �Drag   me 

alivethey have eaten poisonous words�察�They are mad and have no shame。 

     CHASTELARD。 Ay�察�like enough。 

     QUEEN。 Would   God my  heart were   greater�察�but   God wot   I have   no 

heart to bear with fear and die。 Yea�察�and I cannot help you�此�or I know I 

should   be   nobler�察  �bear   a   better   heart�此  �But   as   this   standsI   pray   you   for 

good love�察�As you hold honor a costlier thing than life 



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     CHASTELARD。 Well�拭�

     QUEEN。 Nay�察�I would not be denied for shame�察�In brief�察�I pray you 

give me that again。 

     CHASTELARD。 What�察�my reprieve�拭�

     QUEEN。 Even   so�察�deny  me   not�察 �For your   sake   mainly�此�yea�察 �by  God 

you know How fain I were to die in your death's stead。 For your name's 

sake。   This   were   no   need   to   swear。   Lest   we   be   mocked   to   death   with   a 

reprieve�察�And so both die�察�being shamed。 What�察�shall I swear�拭�What�察�if I 

kiss you�拭�must I pluck it out�拭�You do not love me�此�no�察�nor honor。 Come I 

know you have it about you�此�give it me。 

     CHASTELARD。 I cannot yield you such a thing again�察�Not as I had it。 

     QUEEN。       A   coward�拭    �what    shift  now�拭   �Do    such   men    make    such 

cravens�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 Chide me not�此�Pity me that I cannot help my heart。 

     QUEEN。 Heaven mend mine eyes that took you for a man� �What�察�is it 

sewn into your flesh�拭�take heed Nay�察�but for shamewhat have you done 

with it�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 Why�察�there it lies�察�torn up。 

     QUEEN。 God help me�察�sir� �Have you done this�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 Yea�察�sweet�察�what should I do�拭�Did I not know you to 

the bone�察�my sweet�拭�God speed you well� �you have a goodly lord。 

     QUEEN。 My love�察�sweet love�察�you are more fair than he�察�Yea�察�fairer 

many times�此�I love you much�察�Sir�察�know you that。 

     CHASTELARD。 I think I know that well。 Sit here a little till I feel you 

through In all my breath and blood for some sweet while。 O gracious body 

that mine arms have had�察�And hair my face has felt on it� �grave eyes And 

low   thick   lids   that   keep   since   years   agone   In   the   blue   sweet   of   each 

particular vein Some special print of me� �I am right glad That I must never 

feel a bitterer thing Than your soft curled´up shoulder and amorous arms 

From this time forth�察�nothing can hap to me Less good than this for all my 

whole life through。 I would not have some new pain after this Come spoil 

the   savor。   O�察  �your   round   bird's   throat�察  �More   soft   than   sleep   or   singing�察�

your calm cheeks�察�Turned bright�察�turned wan with kisses hard and hot�察�The 

beautiful   color   of   your   deep   curved   hands�察  �Made   of   a   red   rose   that   had 



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changed to white�察�That mouth mine own holds half the sweetness of�察�Yea�察�

my heart holds the sweetness of it�察�whence My life began in me�察�mine that 

ends   here   Because   you   have   no   mercy�察  �nay   you   know You   never   could 

have mercy。 My fair love�察�Kiss me again�察�God loves you not the less�察�Why 

should one woman have all goodly things�拭�You have all beauty�察�let mean 

women's   lips   Be   pitiful�察  �and   speak   truth�此  �they   will   not   be   Such   perfect 

things as yours。 Be not ashamed That hands not made like these that snare 

men's souls Should do men good�察�give alms�察�relieve men's pain�察�You have 

the better�察�being more fair than they�察�They are half foul�察�being rather good 

than fair�察�You are quite fair�此�to be quite fair is best。 Why�察�two nights hence 

I dreamed that I could see In through your bosom under the left flower�察�

And   there   was   a   round   hollow�察  �and   at   heart   A   little   red   snake   sitting�察�

without spot�察�That bitlike this�察�and sucked up sweetlike this�察�And curled 

its lithe light body right and left�察�And quivered like a woman in act to love。 

Then   there   was   some   low   fluttered   talk   i'   the   lips�察  �Faint   sound   of   soft 

fierce words caressing them Like a fair woman's when her love gets way。 

Ah�察�your old kissI know the ways of it�此�Let the lips cling a little。 Take 

them off�察�And speak some word or I go mad with love。 

     QUEEN。 Will you not have my chaplain come to you�拭�

     CHASTELARD。              Some     better   thing    of   yourssome      handkerchief�察�

Some fringe of scarf to make   confession to You had   some   book   about 

you that fell out 

     QUEEN。 A little written book of Ronsard's rhymes�察�His gift�察�I wear in 

there for love of him See�察�here between our feet。 

     CHASTELARD。 Ay�察  �my   old   lord's   The   sweet   chief   poet�察  �my   dear 

friend   long   since�拭  �Give   me   the   book。   Lo   you�察  �this   verse   of   his�此  �With 

coming   lilies   in    late   April   came   Her    body�察  �fashioned      whiter   for   their 

shame�察  �And   roses�察  �touched   with   blood   since   Adon   bled�察  �From   her   fair 

color filled their lips with red�此�A goodly praise�此�I could not praise you so。 I 

read that while your marriage´feast went on。 Leave me this book�察�I pray 

you�此  �I   would   read The   hymn   of   death   here   over   ere   I   die�察  �I   shall   know 

soon   how   much   he   knew   of   death   When   that   was   written。   One   thing   I 

know now�察�I shall not die with half a heart at least�察�Nor shift my face�察�nor 

weep my fault alive�察�Nor swear if I might live and do new deeds I would 



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do better。 Let me keep the book。 

     QUEEN。 Yea�察  �keep   it�此  �as   would   God   you   had   kept   your   life   Out   of 

mine   eyes   and   hands。   I   am   wrong   to   the   heart�此  �This   hour   feels   dry   and 

bitter in my mouth�察�As if its sorrow were my body's food More than my 

soul's。 There are bad thoughts in me Most bitter fancies biting me like 

birds That tear each other。 Suppose you need not die�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 You know I cannot live for two hours more。 Our fate 

was made thus ere our days were made�此�Will you fight fortune for so small 

a grief�拭�But for one thing I were full fain of death。 

     QUEEN。 What thing is that�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 No need to name the thing。 Why�察�what can death do 

with me fit to fea
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