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KING   RICHARD。   Ratcliff�察  �come   hither。   Post   to   Salisbury�察  �When   thou 

com'st thither´ ��To CATESBY�А�Dull�察�unmindfull villain�察�Why stay'st thou 

here�察  �and   go'st   not   to   the   Duke�拭  �CATESBY。   First�察  �mighty  liege�察  �tell   me 

your   Highness'   pleasure�察  �What   from   your   Grace   I   shall   deliver   to   him。 

KING      RICHARD。        O�察 �true�察 �good    Catesby。    Bid   him   levy   straight  The 

greatest strength   and   power   that he   can   make And   meet   me   suddenly  at 

Salisbury。   CATESBY。   I   go。   Exit   RATCLIFF。   What�察  �may   it   please   you�察�

shall   I   do   at   Salisbury�拭  �KING   RICHARD。   Why�察  �what   wouldst   thou   do 

there before I go�拭�RATCLIFF。 Your Highness told me I should post before。 

KING RICHARD。 My mind is chang'd。 

       Enter LORD STANLEY 

       STANLEY�察�what news with you�拭�STANLEY。 None good�察�my liege�察�

to please you with the hearing�察�Nor none so bad but well may be reported。 

KING RICHARD。 Hoyday�察�a riddle� �neither good nor bad� �What need'st 

thou run so many miles about�察�When thou mayest tell thy tale the nearest 

way�拭�Once more�察�what news�拭�STANLEY。 Richmond is on the seas。 KING 

RICHARD。   There   let   him   sink�察  �and   be   the   seas   on   him�   �White´liver'd 

runagate�察�what doth he there�拭�STANLEY。 I know not�察�mighty sovereign�察�

but by guess。 KING RICHARD。 Well�察�as you guess�拭�STANLEY。 Stirr'd up 

by Dorset�察�Buckingham�察�and Morton�察�He makes for England here to claim 

the crown。 KING RICHARD。 Is the chair empty�拭�Is the sword unsway'd�拭�

Is the King dead�察�the empire unpossess'd�拭�What heir of York is there alive 

but we�拭�And who is England's King but great York's heir�拭�Then tell   me 

what   makes   he   upon   the   seas。   STANLEY。   Unless   for   that�察  �my   liege�察  �I 



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cannot guess。 KING RICHARD。 Unless for that he comes to be your liege�察�

You   cannot   guess   wherefore  the Welshman   comes。 Thou   wilt   revolt   and 

fly to him�察�I fear。 STANLEY。 No�察�my good lord�察�therefore mistrust me not。 

KING RICHARD。 Where is thy power then�察�to beat him back�拭�Where be 

thy tenants and thy followers�拭�Are they not now upon the western shore�察�

Safe´conducting the rebels from their ships�拭�STANLEY。 No�察�my good lord�察�

my friends are in the north。 KING RICHARD。 Cold friends to me。 What 

do they in the north�察�When they should serve their sovereign in the west�拭�

STANLEY。 They have not been commanded�察�mighty King。 Pleaseth your 

Majesty to give me leave�察�I'll muster up my friends and meet your Grace 

Where and what time your Majesty shall please。 KING RICHARD。 Ay�察�ay�察�

thou    wouldst    be  gone    to  join  with   Richmond�察     �But   I'll  not  trust  thee。 

STANLEY。         Most    mighty    sovereign�察   �You    have   no   cause    to  hold   my 

friendship doubtful。 I never was nor never will be false。 KING RICHARD。 

Go�察  �then�察  �and   muster   men。   But   leave   behind   Your   son�察  �George   Stanley。 

Look     your    heart  be   firm�察  �Or   else  his  head's    assurance    is  but   frail。 

STANLEY。 So deal with him as I prove true to you。 Exit 

       Enter a MESSENGER 

       MESSENGER。 My gracious sovereign�察�now in Devonshire�察�As I by 

friends am well advertised�察�Sir Edward Courtney and the haughty prelate�察�

Bishop of Exeter�察�his elder brother�察�With many  moe confederates�察�are in 

arms。 

       Enter another MESSENGER 

       SECOND   MESSENGER。   In   Kent�察  �my   liege�察  �the   Guilfords   are   in 

arms�察  �And   every   hour   more   competitors   Flock   to   the   rebels�察  �and   their 

power grows strong。 

       Enter another MESSENGER 

       THIRD   MESSENGER。   My   lord�察  �the   army   of   great   Buckingham´ 

KING   RICHARD。   Out   on   you�察  �owls�   �Nothing   but   songs   of   death�拭  。�He 

strikes   him�А  �There�察  �take   thou   that   till   thou   bring   better   news。   THIRD 

MESSENGER。  The   news   I   have   to   tell   your   Majesty   Is   that   by   sudden 

floods   and   fall   of   waters   Buckingham's   army   is   dispers'd   and   scatter'd�察�

And   he   himself   wand'red   away   alone�察  �No   man   knows   whither。   KING 

RICHARD。 I cry thee mercy。 There is my purse to cure that blow of thine。 



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Hath   any   well´advised   friend   proclaim'd   Reward   to   him   that   brings   the 

traitor in�拭�THIRD MESSENGER。 Such proclamation hath been made�察�my 

Lord。 

       Enter another MESSENGER 

       FOURTH       MESSENGER。          Sir  Thomas     Lovel    and   Lord   Marquis 

Dorset�察�'Tis said�察�my liege�察�in Yorkshire are in arms。 But this good comfort 

bring    I  to  your  Highness´    The   Britaine   navy   is  dispers'd  by   tempest。 

Richmond in Dorsetshire sent out a boat Unto the shore�察�to ask those on 

the banks If they were his assistants�察�yea or no�察�Who answer'd him they 

came from Buckingham Upon his party。 He�察�mistrusting them�察�Hois'd sail�察�

and   made   his   course   again   for   Britaine。   KING   RICHARD。   March   on�察�

march on�察�since we are up in arms�察�If not to fight with foreign enemies�察�

Yet to beat down these rebels here at home。 

       Re´enter CATESBY 

       CATESBY。 My liege�察�the Duke of Buckingham is taken´ That is the 

best news。 That the Earl of Richmond Is with a mighty power landed at 

Milford Is colder tidings�察�yet they must be told。 KING RICHARD。 Away 

towards Salisbury� �While we reason here A royal battle might be won and 

lost。 Some one take order Buckingham be brought To Salisbury�察�the rest 

march on with me。 Flourish。 Exeunt 



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                                  SCENE 5。 



    LORD DERBY'S house 

    Enter STANLEY and SIR CHRISTOPHER URSWICK 

      STANLEY。 Sir Christopher�察�tell Richmond this from me�此�That in the 

sty of the most deadly boar My son George Stanley is frank'd up in hold�察�

If I   revolt�察 �off goes   young   George's   head�察�The   fear of that   holds   off   my 

present aid。 So�察�get thee gone�察�commend me to thy lord。 Withal say that 

the   Queen   hath  heartily  consented   He  should   espouse   Elizabeth  her 

daughter。 But tell me�察�where is princely Richmond now�拭�CHRISTOPHER。 

At Pembroke�察�or at Ha'rford west in Wales。 STANLEY。 What men of name 

resort to him�拭  �CHRISTOPHER。  Sir Walter  Herbert�察 �a  renowned   soldier�察�

SIR Gilbert Talbot�察�Sir William Stanley�察�OXFORD�察�redoubted Pembroke�察�

Sir   James   Blunt�察�And   Rice   ap   Thomas�察  �with   a   valiant   crew�察�And   many 

other of great name and worth�察�And towards London do they bend their 

power�察�If by the way they be not fought withal。 STANLEY。 Well�察�hie thee 

to   thy   lord�察  �I   kiss   his   hand�察  �My   letter   will   resolve   him   of   my   mind。 

Farewell。 Exeunt 



       



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           ACT V。 



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                                        SCENE 1。 



                                Salisbury。 An open place 

     Enter the SHERIFF and guard�察�with BUCKINGHAM�察�led to execution 

       BUCKINGHAM。   Will   not   King   Richard   let   me   speak   with   him�拭�

SHERIFF。        No�察  �my    good   lord�察  �therefore    be  patient。   BUCKINGHAM。 

Hastings�察�and Edward's children�察�Grey�察�and Rivers�察�Holy King Henry�察�and 

thy fair son Edward�察�Vaughan�察�and all that have miscarried By underhand 

corrupted foul injustice�察�If that your moody discontented souls Do through 

the    clouds    behold     this  present    hour�察   �Even    for   revenge     mock     my 

destruction� �This is All´Souls' day�察 �fellow�察 �is   it   not�拭  �SHERIFF。  It   is�察  �my 

lord。 BUCKINGHAM。 Why�察�then All´Souls' day is my body's doomsday。 

This   is   the   day  which   in   King   Edward's   time   I   wish'd   might   fall   on   me 

when I was found False to his children and his wife's allies�察�This is the day 

wherein   I   wish'd   to   fall   By   the   false   faith   of   him  whom   most   I   trusted�察�

This�察�this All´Souls' day to my fearful soul Is the determin'd respite of my 

wrongs�察�That high All´Seer which I dallied with Hath turn'd my feigned 

prayer on my head And given in earnest what I begg'd in jest。 Thus doth 

He   force   the   swords   of   wicked   men   To   turn   their   own   points   in   their 

masters' bosoms。 Thus Margaret's curse falls heavy on my neck。 'When he' 

quoth   she   'shall   split   thy   heart   with   sorrow�察  �Remember   Margaret   was   a 

prophetess。' Come   lead   me�察�officers�察 �to   the   block of shame�察�Wrong hath 

but wrong�察�and blame the due of blame。 Exeunt 



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                                      SCENE 2。 



     Camp near Tamworth 

     Enter RICHMOND�察�OXFORD�察�SIR JAMES BLUNT�察�
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