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his lineaments�察 �Being nothing like the noble Duke my father。 Yet touch
this sparingly�察�as 'twere far off�察�Because�察�my lord�察�you know my mother
lives。 BUCKINGHAM。 Doubt not�察�my lord�察�I'll play the orator As if the
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golden fee for which I plead Were for myself�察 �and so�察 �my lord�察 �adieu。
GLOUCESTER。 If you thrive well�察�bring them to Baynard's Castle�察�Where
you shall find me well accompanied With reverend fathers and well
learned bishops。 BUCKINGHAM。 I go�察�and towards three or four o'clock
Look for the news that the Guildhall affords。 Exit GLOUCESTER。 Go�察�
Lovel�察�with all speed to Doctor Shaw。 ��To CATESBY�А�Go thou to Friar
Penker。 Bid them both Meet me within this hour at Baynard's Castle。
Exeunt all but GLOUCESTER Now will I go to take some privy order To
draw the brats of Clarence out of sight�察�And to give order that no manner
person Have any time recourse unto the Princes。 Exit
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SCENE 6。
London。 A street
Enter a SCRIVENER
SCRIVENER。 Here is the indictment of the good Lord Hastings�察�
Which in a set hand fairly is engross'd That it may be to´day read o'er in
Paul's。 And mark how well the sequel hangs together�此�Eleven hours I have
spent to write it over�察 �For yesternight by Catesby was it sent me�察 �The
precedent was full as long a´doing�察 �And yet within these five hours
Hastings liv'd�察�Untainted�察�unexamin'd�察�free�察�at liberty。 Here's a good world
the while� �Who is so gros That cannot see this palpable device�拭�Yet who's
so bold but says he sees it not�拭 �Bad is the world�察 �and all will come to
nought�察�When such ill dealing must be seen in thought。 Exit
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SCENE 7。
London。 Baynard's Castle
Enter GLOUCESTER and BUCKINGHAM�察�at several doors
GLOUCESTER。 How now�察 �how now� �What say the citizens�拭�
BUCKINGHAM。 Now�察�by the holy Mother of our Lord�察�The citizens are
mum�察 �say not a word。 GLOUCESTER。 Touch'd you the bastardy of
Edward's children�拭 �BUCKINGHAM。 I did�察 �with his contract with Lady
Lucy�察�And his contract by deputy in France�察�Th' insatiate greediness of his
desire�察�And his enforcement of the city wives�察�His tyranny for trifles�察�his
own bastardy�察 �As being got�察 �your father then in France�察 �And his
resemblance�察�being not like the Duke。 Withal I did infer your lineaments�察�
Being the right idea of your father�察 �Both in your form and nobleness of
mind�察 �Laid open all your victories in Scotland�察 �Your discipline in war�察�
wisdom in peace�察�Your bounty�察�virtue�察�fair humility�察�Indeed�察�left nothing
fitting for your purpose Untouch'd or slightly handled in discourse。 And
when mine oratory drew toward end I bid them that did love their
country's good Cry 'God save Richard�察 �England's royal King��'
GLOUCESTER。 And did they so�拭�BUCKINGHAM。 No�察�so God help me�察�
they spake not a word�察�But�察�like dumb statues or breathing stones�察�Star'd
each on other�察�and look'd deadly pale。 Which when I saw�察�I reprehended
them�察�And ask'd the Mayor what meant this wilfull silence。 His answer
was�察�the people were not used To be spoke to but by the Recorder。 Then he
was urg'd to tell my tale again。 'Thus saith the Duke�察�thus hath the Duke
inferr'd'´ But nothing spoke in warrant from himself。 When he had done�察�
some followers of mine own At lower end of the hall hurl'd up their caps�察�
And some ten voices cried 'God save King Richard��' And thus I took the
vantage of those few´ 'Thanks�察�gentle citizens and friends��' quoth I 'This
general applause and cheerful shout Argues your wisdoms and your love
to Richard。' And even here brake off and came away。 GLOUCESTER。
What�察�tongueless blocks were they�拭�Would they not speak�拭�Will not the
Mayor then and his brethren come�拭�BUCKINGHAM。 The Mayor is here
at hand。 Intend some fear�察�Be not you spoke with but by mighty suit�察�And
look you get a prayer´book in your hand�察 �And stand between two
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churchmen�察 �good my lord�察 �For on that ground I'll make a holy descant�察�
And be not easily won to our requests。 Play the maid's part�此�still answer
nay�察�and take it。 GLOUCESTER。 I go�察�and if you plead as well for them
As I can say nay to thee for myself�察�No doubt we bring it to a happy issue。
BUCKINGHAM。 Go�察 �go�察 �up to the leads�察�the Lord Mayor knocks。 Exit
GLOUCESTER
Enter the LORD MAYOR�察�ALDERMEN�察�and citizens
Welcome�察�my lord。 I dance attendance here�察�I think the Duke will not
be spoke withal。
Enter CATESBY
Now�察 �Catesby�察 �what says your lord to my request�拭 �CATESBY。 He
doth entreat your Grace�察 �my noble lord�察�To visit him to´morrow or next
day。 He is within�察 �with two right reverend fathers�察 �Divinely bent to
meditation�察�And in no worldly suits would he be mov'd�察�To draw him from
his holy exercise。 BUCKINGHAM。 Return�察�good Catesby�察�to the gracious
Duke�察 �Tell him�察 �myself�察 �the Mayor and Aldermen�察 �In deep designs�察 �in
matter of great moment�察 �No less importing than our general good�察 �Are
come to have some conference with his Grace。 CATESBY。 I'll signify so
much unto him straight。 Exit BUCKINGHAM。 Ah ha�察�my lord�察�this prince
is not an Edward� �He is not lolling on a lewd love´bed�察�But on his knees at
meditation�察�Not dallying with a brace of courtezans�察�But meditating with
two deep divines�察�Not sleeping�察�to engross his idle body�察�But praying�察�to
enrich his watchful soul。 Happy were England would this virtuous prince
Take on his Grace the sovereignty thereof�察�But�察�sure�察�I fear we shall not
win him to it。 MAYOR。 Marry�察�God defend his Grace should say us nay� �
BUCKINGHAM。 I fear he will。 Here Catesby comes again。
Re´enter CATESBY
Now�察 �Catesby�察 �what says his Grace�拭 �CATESBY。 My lord�察 �He
wonders to what end you have assembled Such troops of citizens to come
to him。 His Grace not being warn'd thereof before�察�He fears�察�my lord�察�you
mean no good to him。 BUCKINGHAM。 Sorry I am my noble cousin
should Suspect me that I mean no good to him。 By heaven�察�we come to
him in perfect love�察 �And so once more return and tell his Grace。 Exit
CATESBY When holy and devout religious men Are at their beads�察 �'tis
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much to draw them thence�察�So sweet is zealous contemplation。
Enter GLOUCESTER aloft�察 �between two BISHOPS。 CATESBY
returns
MAYOR。 See where his Grace stands 'tween two clergymen� �
BUCKINGHAM。 Two props of virtue for a Christian prince�察�To stay him
from the fall of vanity�察 �And�察 �see�察 �a book of prayer in his hand�察 �True
ornaments to know a holy man。 Famous Plantagenet�察�most gracious Prince�察�
Lend favourable ear to our requests�察�And pardon us the interruption Of thy
devotion and right Christian zeal。 GLOUCESTER。 My lord�察�there needs
no such apology�此�I do beseech your Grace to pardon me�察�Who�察�earnest in
the service of my God�察�Deferr'd the visitation of my friends。 But�察�leaving
this�察�what is your Grace's pleasure�拭�BUCKINGHAM。 Even that�察�I hope�察�
which pleaseth God above�察 �And all good men of this ungovern'd isle。
GLOUCESTER。 I do suspect I have done some offence That seems
disgracious in the city's eye�察 �And that you come to reprehend my
ignorance。 BUCKINGHAM。 You have�察 �my lord。 Would it might please
your Grace�察�On our entreaties�察�to amend your fault� �GLOUCESTER。 Else
wherefore breathe I in a Christian land�拭�BUCKINGHAM。 Know then�察�it is
your fault that you resign The supreme seat�察 �the throne majestical�察 �The
scept'red office of your ancestors�察�Your state of fortune and your due of
birth�察 �The lineal glory of your royal house�察 �To the corruption of a
blemish'd stock�察�Whiles in the mildness of your sleepy thoughts�察�Which
here we waken to our country's good�察�The noble isle doth want her proper
limbs�察�Her face defac'd with scars of infamy�察 �Her royal stock graft with
ignoble plants�察 �And almost should'red in the swallowing gulf Of dark
forgetfulness and deep oblivion。 Which to recure�察�we heartily solicit Your
gracious self to take on you the charge And kingly government of this
your land´ Not as protector�察 �steward�察 �substitute�察 �Or lowly factor for
another's gain�察 �But as successively�察 �from blood to blood�察 �Your right of
birth�察�your empery�察�your own。 For this�察�consorted with the citizens�察�Your
very worshipful and loving friends�察�And by their vehement instigation�察�In
this just cause come I to
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