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helm。   Besides�察  �he   says   there   are   two   councils   kept�察  �And   that   may   be 

determin'd   at the   one Which   may   make   you   and   him  to   rue   at   th'   other。 

Therefore he sends to know your lordship's pleasure´ If you will presently 

take horse with him And with all speed post with him toward the north To 

shun the danger that his soul divines。 HASTINGS。 Go�察�fellow�察�go�察�return 

unto   thy   lord�察  �Bid   him   not   fear   the   separated   council�此  �His   honour   and 

myself are at the one�察�And at the other is my good friend Catesby�察�Where 

nothing can proceed that toucheth us Whereof I shall not have intelligence。 

Tell   him   his   fears   are   shallow�察  �without   instance�察  �And   for   his   dreams�察  �I 

wonder he's so simple To trust the mock'ry of unquiet slumbers。 To fly the 

boar before the boar pursues Were to incense the boar to follow us And 

make   pursuit   where   he   did   mean   no   chase。   Go�察  �bid   thy   master   rise   and 

come to me�察�And we will both together to the Tower�察�Where�察�he shall see�察�

the boar will use us kindly。 MESSENGER。 I'll go�察�my lord�察�and tell him 

what you say。 Exit 

       Enter CATESBY 

       CATESBY。       Many    good   morrows     to  my   noble   lord�   �HASTINGS。 

Good morrow�察�Catesby�察�you are early stirring。 What news�察�what news�察�in 

this our tott'ring state�拭�CATESBY。 It is a reeling world indeed�察�my lord�察�

And I believe will never stand upright Till Richard wear the garland of the 

realm。 HASTINGS。 How�察�wear the garland� �Dost thou mean the crown�拭�

CATESBY。 Ay�察 �my good lord。 HASTINGS。 I'll have this crown of   mine 



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cut   from   my   shoulders   Before   I'll   see   the   crown   so   foul   misplac'd。   But 

canst thou   guess that   he  doth   aim  at   it�拭  �CATESBY。 Ay�察  �on   my  life�察  �and 

hopes     to  find   you   forward     Upon    his  party   for   the  gain   thereof�察  �And 

thereupon   he   sends   you   this   good   news�察  �That   this   same   very   day   your 

enemies�察  �The   kindred   of   the   Queen�察  �must   die   at   Pomfret。   HASTINGS。 

Indeed�察�I am no mourner for that news�察�Because they have been still my 

adversaries�察     �But   that  I'll  give  my    voice   on   Richard's    side  To   bar   my 

master's   heirs   in   true   descent�察  �God   knows   I   will   not   do   it   to   the   death。 

CATESBY。  God   keep   your   lordship   in   that   gracious   mind�   �HASTINGS。 

But I shall laugh at this a twelve month hence�察�That they which brought 

me in my master's hate�察�I live to look upon their tragedy。 Well�察�Catesby�察�

ere   a   fortnight   make   me   older�察 �I'll   send some   packing   that   yet   think  not 

on't。 CATESBY。 'Tis a vile thing to die�察�my gracious lord�察�When men are 

unprepar'd and look not for it。 HASTINGS。 O monstrous�察�monstrous� �And 

so falls it out With Rivers�察�Vaughan�察�Grey�察�and so 'twill do With some men 

else that think themselves as safe As thou and I�察�who�察�as thou knowest�察�are 

dear   To   princely   Richard   and   to   Buckingham。   CATESBY。   The   Princes 

both make high account of you´ ��Aside�А�For they account his head upon 

the bridge。 HASTINGS。 I know they do�察�and I have well deserv'd it。 

        Enter LORD STANLEY 

        Come on�察�come on�察�where is your boar´spear�察�man�拭�Fear you the boar�察�

and go so unprovided�拭�STANLEY。 My lord�察�good morrow�察�good morrow�察�

Catesby。 You may jest on�察�but�察�by the holy rood�察�I do not like these several 

councils�察  �I。   HASTINGS。   My   lord�察  �I   hold   my   life   as   dear   as   yours�察�And 

never in my days�察�I do protest�察�Was it so precious to me as 'tis now。 Think 

you�察�but that I know our state secure�察�I would be so triumphant as I am�拭�

STANLEY。   The   lords   at   Pomfret�察  �when   they   rode   from   London�察  �Were 

jocund and suppos'd their states were sure�察�And they indeed had no cause 

to mistrust�察�But yet you see how soon the day o'ercast。 This sudden stab of 

rancour   I   misdoubt�察  �Pray   God�察  �I   say�察  �I   prove   a   needless   coward。   What�察�

shall we toward the Tower�拭�The day is spent。 HASTINGS。 Come�察�come�察�

have with you。 Wot you what�察�my Lord�拭�To´day the lords you talk'd of are 

beheaded。 STANLEY。 They�察�for their truth�察�might better wear their heads 

Than some that have accus'd them wear their hats。 But come�察�my lord�察�let's 



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away。 

       Enter HASTINGS�察�a pursuivant 

       HASTINGS。   Go   on   before�察  �I'll   talk   with   this   good   fellow。   Exeunt 

STANLEY and CATESBY How now�察�Hastings� �How goes the world with 

thee�拭   �PURSUIVANT。           The   better   that   your    lordship   please    to   ask。 

HASTINGS。   I   tell   thee�察  �man�察  �'tis   better   with   me   now   Than   when   thou 

met'st   me   last   where   now   we   meet�此  �Then   was   I   going   prisoner   to   the 

Tower By the suggestion of the Queen's allies�察�But now�察�I tell thee´keep it 

to thyself´ This day those enernies are put to death�察�And I in better state 

than e'er I was。 PURSUIVANT。 God hold it�察�to your honour's good content� �

HASTINGS。  Gramercy�察  �Hastings�察  �there�察�drink  that   for  me。  ��Throws him 

his purse�А�PURSUIVANT。 I thank your honour。 Exit 

       Enter a PRIEST 

       PRIEST。      Well   met�察   �my   lord�察  �I  am    glad   to   see   your   honour。 

HASTINGS。 I thank thee�察�good Sir John�察�with all my heart。 I am in your 

debt for your last exercise�察�Come the next Sabbath�察�and I will content you。 

��He    whispers    in  his  ear�А  �PRIEST。     I'll  wait  upon   your   lordship。   Enter 

BUCKINGHAM 

       BUCKINGHAM。   What�察  �talking             with   a   priest�察  �Lord  Chamberlain� �

Your   friends   at   Pomfret�察  �they   do   need   the   priest�此  �Your   honour   hath   no 

shriving work in hand。 HASTINGS。 Good faith�察�and when I met this holy 

man�察�The men you talk of came into my mind。 What�察�go you toward the 

Tower�拭  �BUCKINGHAM。   I   do�察  �my   lord�察  �but   long   I   cannot   stay   there�察  �I 

shall   return   before  your   lordship   thence。   HASTINGS。  Nay�察  �like   enough�察�

for I stay dinner there。 BUCKINGHAM。 ��Aside�А�And supper too�察�although 

thou knowest it not。´ Come�察�will you go�拭�HASTINGS。 I'll wait upon your 

lordship。 Exeunt 



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                                       SCENE 3。 



     Pomfret Castle 

     Enter SIR RICHARD RATCLIFF�察�with halberds�察�carrying the Nobles�察�

RIVERS�察�GREY�察�and VAUGHAN�察�to death 

       RIVERS。 Sir Richard Ratcliff�察�let me tell thee this�此�To´day shalt thou 

behold a subject die For truth�察�for duty�察�and for loyalty。 GREY。 God bless 

the   Prince   from   all   the   pack   of   you� �A  knot   you   are   of   damned   blood´ 

suckers。     VAUGHAN。         You   live   that  shall  cry   woe   for   this  hereafter。 

RATCLIFF。 Dispatch�察�the limit of your lives is out。 RIVERS。 O Pomfret�察�

Pomfret� �O thou bloody prison�察�Fatal and ominous to noble peers� �Within 

the guilty closure of thy walls RICHARD the Second here was hack'd to 

death�察  �And   for   more   slander   to   thy   dismal   seat�察  �We   give   to   thee   our 

guiltless blood to drink。 GREY。  Now Margaret's   curse is   fall'n upon our 

heads�察�When she exclaim'd on Hastings�察�you�察�and I�察�For standing by when 

Richard stabb'd her son。 RIVERS。 Then curs'd she Richard�察�then curs'd she 

Buckingham�察�Then   curs'd   she   Hastings。   O�察  �remember�察  �God�察  �To   hear   her 

prayer for them�察�as now for us� �And for my sister�察�and her princely sons�察�

Be   satisfied�察  �dear   God�察  �with   our   true  blood�察  �Which�察   �as   thou  know'st�察�

unjustly    must    be  spilt。  RATCLIFF。      Make     haste�察 �the   hour   of  death   is 

expiate。    RIVERS。      Come�察    �Grey�察  �come�察   �Vaughan�察    �let  us  here  embrace。 

Farewell�察�until we meet again in heaven。 Exeunt 



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                                        SCENE 4 



     London。 The Tower 

     Enter   BUCKINGHAM�察  �DERBY�察  �HASTINGS�察  �the   BISHOP   of   ELY�察�

RATCLIFF�察�LOVEL�察�with others and seat themselves at a table 

       HASTINGS。   Now�察  �noble         peers�察  �the   cause  why   we   are   met   Is  to 

determine of the coronation。 In God's name speak´when is the royal day�拭�

BUCKINGHAM。 Is all things ready for the royal time�拭�DERBY。 It is�察�and 

wants but nomination。 BISHOP OF ELY。 To´morrow then I judge a happy 

day。 BUCKINGHAM。 Who knows the Lord Protector's mind herein�拭�Who 

is most inward with the noble Duke�拭�BISHOP OF ELY。 Your Grace�察�we 

think�察  �should   soonest   know   his   mind。   BUCKINGHAM。   We   know   each 

other's faces�察�for our hearts�察�He knows no more of mine than I of yours�察�Or 

I of his�察�my lord�察�than you of mine。 Lord Hastings�察�you and he are near in 

love。 HASTINGS。 I thank his Grace�察�I know he loves me well�察�But for his 

purpose   in   the   coronation   I   have   not   sounded   him�察  �nor   he   deliver'd   His 

gracious   pleasure   any   way   therein。   But   you�察  �my   honourable   lords�察  �may 

name   the   time�察  �And   in   the   Duke's   behalf   I'll   give   my   voice�察  �Which�察  �I 

presume�察�he'll take in gentle part。 

       Enter GLOUCESTER 

       BISHOP   OF   ELY。   In      happy   time�察  �here   comes   the   Duke   himself。 

GLOUCESTER。   My   noble   lords   and   cousins   an�察  �good   morrow。   I   have 

been long a sleeper�察�but I trust My absence doth neglect no great design 

Which by my presence might have been concluded。 BUCKINGHAM。 Had 

you   not   come   upon   your   cue�察  �my   lord�察  �WILLIAM   Lord   Hastings
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