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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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