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CHASTELARD。 No need to name the thing。 Why�察�what can death do
with me fit to fear�拭�For if I sleep I shall not weep awake�察�Or if their saying
be true of things to come�察�Though hell be sharp�察�in the worst ache of it I
shall be eased so God will give me back Sometimes one golden gracious
sight of you The aureole woven flowerlike through your hair�察�And in
your lips the little laugh as red As when it came upon a kiss and ceased�察�
Touching my mouth。
QUEEN。 As I do now�察�this way�察�With my heart after�此 �would I could
shed tears�察�Tears should not fail when the heart shudders so。 But your bad
thought�拭�
CHASTELARD。 Well�察 �such a thought as this�此 �It may be�察 �long time
after I am dead�察�For all you are�察�you may see bitter days�察�God may forget
you or be wroth with you�此�Then shall you lack a little help of me�察�And I
shall feel your sorrow touching you�察�A happy sorrow�察 �though I may not
touch�此�I that would fain be turned to flesh again�察�Fain get back life to give
up life for you�察�To shed my blood for help�察�that long ago You shed and
were not holpen�此�and your heart Will ache for help and comfort�察�yea for
love�察�And find less love than minefor I do think You never will be loved
thus in your life。
QUEEN。 It may be man will never love me more�察�For I am sure I shall
not love man twice。
CHASTELARD。 I know not�此 �men must love you in life's spite�察 �For
you will always kill them�察�man by man Your lips will bite them dead�察�yea�察�
though you would�察�You shall not spare one�察�all will die of you�察�I cannot
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tell what love shall do with these�察�But I for all my love shall have no might
To help you more�察�mine arms and hands no power To fasten on you more。
This cleaves my heart�察�That they shall never touch your body more。 But
for your griefyou will not have to grieve�察�For being in such poor eyes so
beautiful It must needs be as God is more than I So much more love he
hath of you than mine�察�Yea�察�God shall not be bitter with my love�察�Seeing
she is so sweet。
QUEEN。 Ah my sweet fool�察�Think you when God will ruin me for sin
My face of color shall prevail so much With him�察 �so soften the toothed
iron's edge To save my throat a scar�拭�nay�察�I am sure I shall die somehow
sadly。
CHASTELARD。 This is pure grief�察�The shadow of your pity for my
death�察 �Mere foolishness of pity�此 �all sweet moods Throw out such little
shadows of themselves�察�Leave such light fears behind。 You�察�die like me�拭�
Stretch your throat out that I may kiss all round Where mine shall be cut
through�此 �suppose my mouth The axe´edge to bite so sweet a throat in
twain With bitter iron�察�should not it turn soft As lip is soft to lip�拭�
QUEEN。 I am quite sure I shall die sadly some day�察�Chastelard�察�I am
quite certain。
CHASTELARD。 Do not think such things�察 �Lest all my next world's
memories of you be As heavy as this thought。
QUEEN。 I will not grieve you�察�Forgive me that my thoughts were sick
with grief。 What can I do to give you ease at heart�拭�Shall I kiss now�拭�I
pray you have no fear But that I love you。
CHASTELARD。 Turn your face to me�察�I do not grudge your face this
death of mine�察�It is too fairby God�察�you are too fair。 What noise is that�拭�
QUEEN。 Can the hour be through so soon�拭�I bade them give me but a
little hour。 Ah� �I do love you� �such brief space for love� �I am yours all
through�察�do all your will with me�察�What if we lay and let them take us fast�察�
Lips grasping lips�拭�I dare do anything。
CHASTELARD。 Show better cheer�此�let no man see you mazed�察�Make
haste and kiss me�察 �cover up your throat Lest one see tumbled lace and
prate of it。
��Enter the Guard�此 �MURRAY�察 �DARNLEY�察 �MARY HAMILTON�察�
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MARY BEATON�察�and others with them。�А�
DARNLEY。 Sirs�察�do your charge�察�let him not have much time。
MARY HAMILTON。 Peace�察�lest you chafe the queen�此�look�察�her brows
bend。
CHASTELARD。 Lords�察�and all you come hither for my sake�察�If while
my life was with me like a friend That I must now forget the friendship of�察�
I have done a wrong to any man of you�察�As it may be by fault of mine I
have�察 �Of such an one I crave for courtesy He will now cast it from his
mind and heed Like a dead thing�察 �considering my dead fault Worth no
remembrance further than my death。 This for his gentle honor and
goodwill I do beseech him�察�doubting not to find Such kindliness if he be
nobly made And of his birth a courteous race of man。 You�察�my Lord James�察�
if you have aught toward me Or you�察�Lord DarnleyI dare fear no jot�察�
Whate'er this be wherein you were aggrieved�察�But you will pardon all for
gentleness。
DARNLEY。 For my partyea�察 �well�察 �if the thing stand thus�察�As you
must dieone would not bear folk hard And if the rest shall hold it
honorable�察�Why�察�I do pardon you。
MURRAY。 Sir�察�in all things We find no cause to speak of you but well�此�
For all I see�察 �save this your deadly fault�察 �I hold you for a noble perfect
man。
CHASTELARD。 I thank you�察 �fair lord�察 �for your nobleness。 You
likewise�察�for the courtesy you have I give you thanks�察�sir�察�and to all these
lords That have not heart to load me at my death。 Last�察�I beseech of the
best queen of men And royallest fair lady in the world To pardon me my
grievous mortal sin Done in such great offence of her�此 �for�察 �sirs�察 �If ever
since I came between her eyes She hath beheld me other than I am Or
shown her honor other than it is�察 �Or�察 �save in royal faultless courtesies�察�
Used me with favor�察�if by speech or face�察�By salutation or by tender eyes�察�
She hath made a way for my desire to live�察�Given ear to me or boldness to
my breath�察�I pray God cast me forth before day cease Even to the heaviest
place there is in hell。 Yea�察�if she be not stainless toward all men�察�I pray this
axe that I shall die upon May cut me off body and soul from heaven。 Now
for my soul's sake I dare pray to you�察�Forgive me�察�madam。
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QUEEN。 Yea�察�I do�察�fair sir�此�With all my heart in all I pardon you。
CHASTELARD。 God thank you for great mercies。 Lords�察�set hence�察�I
am right loth to hold your patience here�察�I must not hold much longer any
man's。 Bring me my way and bid me fare well forth。
��As they pass out the QUEEN stays MARY BEATON。�А�
QUEEN。 Hark hither�察 �sweet。 Get back to Holyrood And take
Carmichael with you�此 �go both up In some chief window whence the
squares lie clear Seem not to know what I shall domark that And
watch how things fare under。 Have good cheer�察�You do not think now I can
let him die�拭 �Nay�察 �this were shameful madness if you did�察�And I should
hate you。
MARY BEATON。 Pray you love me�察�madam�察�And swear you love me
and will let me live�察�That I may die the quicker。
QUEEN。 Nay�察 �sweet�察 �see�察 �Nay�察 �you shall see�察 �this must not seem
devised�察�I will take any man with me�察�and go�察�Yea�察�for pure hate of them
that hate him�此�yea�察�Lay hold upon the headsman and bid strike Here on my
neck�察�if they will have him die�察�Why�察�I will die too�此�queens have died this
way For less things than his love is。 Nay�察�I know They want no blood�察�I
will bring swords to boot For dear love's rescue though half earth were
slain�察�What should men do with blood�拭�Stand fast at watch�察�For I will be
his ransom if I die。
��Exeunt。�А�
SCENE III。The Upper Chamber in Holyrood。
MARY BEATON seated�察�MARY CARMICHAEL at a window。
MARY BEATON。 Do you see nothing�拭�
MARY CARMICHAEL。 Nay�察�but swarms of men And talking women
gathered in small space�察�Flapping their gowns and gaping with fools' eyes�此�
And a thin ring round one that seems to speak�察 �Holding his hands out
eagerly�察�no more。
MARY BEATON。 Why�察�I hear more�察�I hear men shout The Queen。
MARY CARMICHAEL。 Nay�察�no cries yet。
MARY BEATON。 Ah�察�they will cry out soon When she comes forth�察�
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they should cry out on her�察�I hear their crying in my heart。 Nay�察�sweet�察�Do
not you hate her�拭�all men�察�if God please�察�Shall hate her one day�察�yea�察�one
day no doubt I shall worse hate her。
MARY CARMICHAEL。 Pray you�察�be at peace�察�You hurt yourself�此�she
will be merciful�察�What�察�could you see a true man slain for you�拭�I think I
could not�察�it is not like our hearts To have such hard sides to them。
MARY BEATON。 O�察�not you�察�And I could nowise�察�there's some blood
in her That does not run to mercy as ours doth�此 �That fair face and the
cursed heart in her Made keener than a knife for manslaying Can bear
strange things。
MARY CARMICHAEL。 Peace�察 �for the people come。 AhMurray�察�
hooded over half his
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