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very worshipful and loving friends�察�And by their vehement instigation�察�In
this just cause come I to move your Grace。 GLOUCESTER。 I cannot tell if
to depart in silence Or bitterly to speak in your reproof Best fitteth my
degree or your condition。 If not to answer�察�you might haply think Tongue´
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tied ambition�察�not replying�察�yielded To bear the golden yoke of sovereignty�察�
Which fondly you would here impose on me�察�If to reprove you for this suit
of yours�察�So season'd with your faithful love to me�察�Then�察�on the other side�察�
I check'd my friends。 Therefore´to speak�察�and to avoid the first�察�And then�察�
in speaking�察�not to incur the last´ Definitively thus I answer you�此�Your love
deserves my thanks�察�but my desert Unmeritable shuns your high request。
First�察�if all obstacles were cut away�察�And that my path were even to the
crown�察�As the ripe revenue and due of birth�察�Yet so much is my poverty of
spirit�察 �So mighty and so many my defects�察�That I would rather hide me
from my greatness´ Being a bark to brook no mighty sea´ Than in my
greatness covet to be hid�察�And in the vapour of my glory smother'd。 But�察�
God be thank'd�察 �there is no need of me´ And much I need to help you�察�
were there need。 The royal tree hath left us royal fruit Which�察�mellow'd by
the stealing hours of time�察�Will well become the seat of majesty And make�察�
no doubt�察�us happy by his reign。 On him I lay that you would lay on me´
The right and fortune of his happy stars�察�Which God defend that I should
wring from him。 BUCKINGHAM。 My lord�察 �this argues conscience in
your Grace�察�But the respects thereof are nice and trivial�察�All circumstances
well considered。 You say that Edward is your brother's son。 So say we too�察�
but not by Edward's wife�察�For first was he contract to Lady Lucy´ Your
mother lives a witness to his vow´ And afterward by substitute betroth'd
To Bona�察�sister to the King of France。 These both put off�察�a poor petitioner�察�
A care´craz'd mother to a many sons�察 �A beauty´waning and distressed
widow�察�Even in the afternoon of her best days�察�Made prize and purchase of
his wanton eye�察 �Seduc'd the pitch and height of his degree To base
declension and loath'd bigamy。 By her�察 �in his unlawful bed�察 �he got This
Edward�察 �whom our manners call the Prince。 More bitterly could I
expostulate�察�Save that�察�for reverence to some alive�察�I give a sparing limit to
my tongue。 Then�察 �good my lord�察 �take to your royal self This proffer'd
benefit of dignity�察�If not to bless us and the land withal�察�Yet to draw forth
your noble ancestry From the corruption of abusing times Unto a lineal
true´derived course。 MAYOR。 Do�察�good my lord�察�your citizens entreat you。
BUCKINGHAM。 Refuse not�察�mighty lord�察�this proffer'd love。 CATESBY。
O�察�make them joyful�察�grant their lawful suit� �GLOUCESTER。 Alas�察�why
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would you heap this care on me�拭 �I am unfit for state and majesty。 I do
beseech you�察 �take it not amiss�此 �I cannot nor I will not yield to you。
BUCKINGHAM。 If you refuse it´as�察�in love and zeal�察�Loath to depose the
child�察�your brother's son�察�As well we know your tenderness of heart And
gentle�察 �kind�察 �effeminate remorse�察 �Which we have noted in you to your
kindred And egally indeed to all estates´ Yet know�察�whe'er you accept our
suit or no�察�Your brother's son shall never reign our king�察�But we will plant
some other in the throne To the disgrace and downfall of your house�察�And
in this resolution here we leave you。 Come�察�citizens。 Zounds�察�I'll entreat no
more。 GLOUCESTER。 O�察�do not swear�察�my lord of Buckingham。 Exeunt
BUCKINGHAM�察�MAYOR�察�and citizens CATESBY。 Call him again�察�sweet
Prince�察 �accept their suit。 If you deny them�察 �all the land will rue it。
GLOUCESTER。 Will you enforce me to a world of cares�拭�Call them again。
I am not made of stones�察 �But penetrable to your kind entreaties�察�Albeit
against my conscience and my soul。
Re´enter BUCKINGHAM and the rest
Cousin of Buckingham�察�and sage grave men�察�Since you will buckle
fortune on my back�察�To bear her burden�察�whe'er I will or no�察�I must have
patience to endure the load�察 �But if black scandal or foul´fac'd reproach
Attend the sequel of your imposition�察 �Your mere enforcement shall
acquittance me From all the impure blots and stains thereof�察�For God doth
know�察 �and you may partly see�察 �How far I am from the desire of this。
MAYOR。 God bless your Grace� �We see it�察 �and will say it。
GLOUCESTER。 In saying so�察 �you shall but say the truth。
BUCKINGHAM。 Then I salute you with this royal title´ Long live King
Richard�察 �England's worthy King� �ALL。 Amen。 BUCKINGHAM。 To´
morrow may it please you to be crown'd�拭 �GLOUCESTER。 Even when
you please�察�for you will have it so。 BUCKINGHAM。 To´morrow�察�then�察�we
will attend your Grace�察 �And so�察 �most joyfully�察 �we take our leave。
GLOUCESTER。 ��To the BISHOPS�А�Come�察�let us to our holy work again。
Farewell�察�my cousin�察�farewell�察�gentle friends。 Exeunt
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ACT IV。
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SCENE 1。
London。 Before the Tower
Enter QUEEN ELIZABETH�察 �DUCHESS of YORK�察 �and MARQUIS
of DORSET�察�at one door�察�ANNE�察�DUCHESS of GLOUCESTER�察�leading
LADY MARGARET PLANTAGENET�察�CLARENCE's young daughter�察�at
another door
DUCHESS。 Who meets us here�拭 �My niece Plantagenet�察 �Led in the
hand of her kind aunt of Gloucester�拭�Now�察�for my life�察�she's wand'ring to
the Tower�察�On pure heart's love�察�to greet the tender Princes。 Daughter�察�well
met。 ANNE。 God give your Graces both A happy and a joyful time of day� �
QUEEN ELIZABETH。 As much to you�察 �good sister� �Whither away�拭�
ANNE。 No farther than the Tower�察�and�察�as I guess�察�Upon the like devotion
as yourselves�察�To gratulate the gentle Princes there。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。
Kind sister�察�thanks�察�we'll enter all together。
Enter BRAKENBURY
And in good time�察�here the lieutenant comes。 Master Lieutenant�察�pray
you�察 �by your leave�察 �How doth the Prince�察 �and my young son of York�拭�
BRAKENBURY。 Right well�察 �dear madam。 By your patience�察 �I may not
suffer you to visit them。 The King hath strictly charg'd the contrary。
QUEEN ELIZABETH。 The King� �Who's that�拭 �BRAKENBURY。 I mean
the Lord Protector。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 The Lord protect him from that
kingly title� �Hath he set bounds between their love and me�拭 �I am their
mother�察 �who shall bar me from them�拭 �DUCHESS。 I am their father's
mother�察 �I will see them。 ANNE。 Their aunt I am in law�察 �in love their
mother。 Then bring me to their sights�察 �I'll bear thy blame�察�And take thy
office from thee on my peril。 BRAKENBURY。 No�察�madam�察�no。 I may not
leave it so�察�I am bound by oath�察�and therefore pardon me。 Exit
Enter STANLEY
STANLEY。 Let me but meet you�察 �ladies�察 �one hour hence�察�And I'll
salute your Grace of York as mother And reverend looker´on of two fair
queens。 ��To ANNE�А �Come�察 �madam�察 �you must straight to Westminster�察�
There to be crowned Richard's royal queen。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 Ah�察�
cut my lace asunder That my pent heart may have some scope to beat�察�Or
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else I swoon with this dead´killing news� �ANNE。 Despiteful tidings� �O
unpleasing news� �DORSET。 Be of good cheer�察 �mother�察 �how fares your
Grace�拭�QUEEN ELIZABETH。 O Dorset�察�speak not to me�察�get thee gone� �
Death and destruction dogs thee at thy heels�察 �Thy mother's name is
ominous to children。 If thou wilt outstrip death�察�go cross the seas�察�And live
with Richmond�察 �from the reach of hell。 Go�察 �hie thee�察 �hie thee from this
slaughter´house�察�Lest thou increase the number of the dead�察�And make me
die the thrall of Margaret's curse�察�Nor mother�察�wife�察�nor England's co
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