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it lawful that I invocate thy ghost To hear the lamentations of poor Anne�察�
Wife to thy Edward�察�to thy slaughtered son�察�Stabb'd by the self´same hand
that made these wounds。 Lo�察�in these windows that let forth thy life I pour
the helpless balm of my poor eyes。 O�察�cursed be the hand that made these
holes� �Cursed the heart that had the heart to do it� �Cursed the blood that let
this blood from hence� �More direful hap betide that hated wretch That
makes us wretched by the death of thee Than I can wish to adders�察�spiders�察�
toads�察 �Or any creeping venom'd thing that lives� �If ever he have child�察�
abortive be it�察�Prodigious�察�and untimely brought to light�察�Whose ugly and
unnatural aspect May fright the hopeful mother at the view�察�And that be
heir to his unhappiness� �If ever he have wife�察 �let her be made More
miserable by the death of him Than I am made by my young lord and thee� �
Come�察�now towards Chertsey with your holy load�察�Taken from Paul's to be
interred there�察�And still as you are weary of this weight Rest you�察�whiles I
lament King Henry's corse。 ��The bearers take up the coffin�А�
Enter GLOUCESTER
GLOUCESTER。 Stay�察 �you that bear the corse�察 �and set it down。
ANNE。 What black magician conjures up this fiend To stop devoted
charitable deeds�拭 �GLOUCESTER。 Villains�察 �set down the corse�察 �or�察 �by
Saint Paul�察�I'll make a corse of him that disobeys� �FIRST GENTLEMAN。
My lord�察�stand back�察�and let the coffin pass。 GLOUCESTER。 Unmannerd
dog� �Stand thou�察�when I command。 Advance thy halberd higher than my
breast�察�Or�察�by Saint Paul�察�I'll strike thee to my foot And spurn upon thee�察�
beggar�察�for thy boldness。 ��The bearers set down the coffin�А�ANNE。 What�察�
do you tremble�拭�Are you all afraid�拭�Alas�察 �I blame you not�察 �for you are
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mortal�察�And mortal eyes cannot endure the devil。 Avaunt�察 �thou dreadful
minister of hell� �Thou hadst but power over his mortal body�察�His soul thou
canst not have�察 �therefore�察 �be gone。 GLOUCESTER。 Sweet saint�察 �for
charity�察 �be not so curst。 ANNE。 Foul devil�察 �for God's sake�察 �hence and
trouble us not�察�For thou hast made the happy earth thy hell Fill'd it with
cursing cries and deep exclaims。 If thou delight to view thy heinous deeds�察�
Behold this pattern of thy butcheries。 O�察 �gentlemen�察 �see�察 �see� �Dead
Henry's wounds Open their congeal'd mouths and bleed afresh。 Blush�察�
blush�察�thou lump of foul deformity�察�For 'tis thy presence that exhales this
blood From cold and empty veins where no blood dwells�察 �Thy deeds
inhuman and unnatural Provokes this deluge most unnatural。 O God�察�
which this blood mad'st�察 �revenge his death� �O earth�察 �which this blood
drink'st�察 �revenge his death� �Either�察 �heav'n�察 �with lightning strike the
murd'rer dead�察�Or�察�earth�察�gape open wide and eat him quick�察�As thou dost
swallow up this good king's blood�察 �Which his hell´govern'd arm hath
butchered。 GLOUCESTER。 Lady�察 �you know no rules of charity�察 �Which
renders good for bad�察�blessings for curses。 ANNE。 Villain�察�thou knowest
nor law of God nor man�此�No beast so fierce but knows some touch of pity。
GLOUCESTER。 But I know none�察�and therefore am no beast。 ANNE。 O
wonderful�察 �when devils tell the truth� �GLOUCESTER。 More wonderful
when angels are so angry。 Vouchsafe�察 �divine perfection of a woman�察 �Of
these supposed crimes to give me leave By circumstance but to acquit
myself。 ANNE。 Vouchsafe�察 �diffus'd infection of a man�察 �Of these known
evils but to give me leave By circumstance to accuse thy cursed self。
GLOUCESTER。 Fairer than tongue can name thee�察 �let me have Some
patient leisure to excuse myself。 ANNE。 Fouler than heart can think thee�察�
thou canst make No excuse current but to hang thyself。 GLOUCESTER。
By such despair I should accuse myself。 ANNE。 And by despairing shalt
thou stand excused For doing worthy vengeance on thyself That didst
unworthy slaughter upon others。 GLOUCESTER。 Say that I slew them not�拭�
ANNE。 Then say they were not slain。 But dead they are�察 �and�察 �devilish
slave�察�by thee。 GLOUCESTER。 I did not kill your husband。 ANNE。 Why�察�
then he is alive。 GLOUCESTER。 Nay�察�he is dead�察�and slain by Edward's
hands。 ANNE。 In thy foul throat thou liest�此 �Queen Margaret saw Thy
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murd'rous falchion smoking in his blood�察�The which thou once didst bend
against her breast�察 �But that thy brothers beat aside the point。
GLOUCESTER。 I was provoked by her sland'rous tongue That laid their
guilt upon my guiltless shoulders。 ANNE。 Thou wast provoked by thy
bloody mind�察�That never dream'st on aught but butcheries。 Didst thou not
kill this king�拭 �GLOUCESTER。 I grant ye。 ANNE。 Dost grant me�察�
hedgehog�拭�Then�察�God grant me to Thou mayst be damned for that wicked
deed� �O�察 �he was gentle�察 �mild�察 �and virtuous� �GLOUCESTER。 The better
for the King of Heaven�察�that hath him。 ANNE。 He is in heaven�察�where thou
shalt never come。 GLOUCESTER。 Let him thank me that holp to send
him thither�察�For he was fitter for that place than earth。 ANNE。 And thou
unfit for any place but hell。 GLOUCESTER。 Yes�察 �one place else�察�if you
will hear me name it。 ANNE。 Some dungeon。 GLOUCESTER。 Your bed´
chamber。 ANNE。 Ill rest betide the chamber where thou liest� �
GLOUCESTER。 So will it�察�madam�察�till I lie with you。 ANNE。 I hope so。
GLOUCESTER。 I know so。 But�察 �gentle Lady Anne�察 �To leave this keen
encounter of our wits�察�And fall something into a slower method´ Is not the
causer of the timeless deaths Of these Plantagenets�察�Henry and Edward�察�As
blameful as the executioner�拭 �ANNE。 Thou wast the cause and most
accurs'd effect。 GLOUCESTER。 Your beauty was the cause of that effect´
Your beauty that did haunt me in my sleep To undertake the death of all
the world So I might live one hour in your sweet bosom。 ANNE。 If I
thought that�察 �I tell thee�察 �homicide�察 �These nails should rend that beauty
from my cheeks。 GLOUCESTER。 These eyes could not endure that
beauty's wreck�察�You should not blemish it if I stood by。 As all the world is
cheered by the sun�察�So I by that�察�it is my day�察�my life。 ANNE。 Black night
o'ershade thy day�察�and death thy life� �GLOUCESTER。 Curse not thyself�察�
fair creature�察�thou art both。 ANNE。 I would I were�察�to be reveng'd on thee。
GLOUCESTER。 It is a quarrel most unnatural�察�To be reveng'd on him that
loveth thee。 ANNE。 It is a quarrel just and reasonable�察�To be reveng'd on
him that kill'd my husband。 GLOUCESTER。 He that bereft thee�察�lady�察�of
thy husband Did it to help thee to a better husband。 ANNE。 His better doth
not breathe upon the earth。 GLOUCESTER。 He lives that loves thee better
than he could。 ANNE。 Name him。 GLOUCESTER。 Plantagenet。 ANNE。
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Why�察�that was he。 GLOUCESTER。 The self´same name�察�but one of better
nature。 ANNE。 Where is he�拭 �GLOUCESTER。 Here。 ��She spits at him�А�
Why dost thou spit at me�拭�ANNE。 Would it were mortal poison�察�for thy
sake� �GLOUCESTER。 Never came poison from so sweet a place。 ANNE。
Never hung poison on a fouler toad。 Out of my sight� �Thou dost infect
mine eyes。 GLOUCESTER。 Thine eyes�察�sweet lady�察�have infected mine。
ANNE。 Would they were basilisks to strike thee dead� �GLOUCESTER。 I
would they were�察 �that I might die at once�察 �For now they kill me with a
living death。 Those eyes of thine from mine have drawn salt tears�察�Sham'd
their aspects with store of childish drops´ These eyes�察�which never shed
remorseful tear�察�No�察�when my father York and Edward wept To hear the
piteous moan that Rutland made When black´fac'd Clifford shook his
sword at him�察�Nor when thy warlike father�察�like a child�察�Told the sad story
of my father's death�察�And twenty times made pause to sob and weep That
all the standers´by had wet their cheeks Like trees bedash'd with rain´in
that sad time My manly eyes did scorn an humble tear�察�And what these
sorrows could not thence exhale Thy beauty hath�察 �and made them blind
with weeping。 I never sued to friend nor enemy�察�My tongue could never
learn sweet smoothing word�察�But�察�now thy beauty is propos'd my fee�察�My
proud heart sues�察�and prompts my tongue to speak。 ��She looks scornfully
at him�А�Teach not thy lip such scorn�察�for it was made For kissing�察�lady�察�not
for such contempt。 If thy revengeful heart cannot forgive�察�Lo here I lend
thee this sharp´pointed sword�察 �Which if thou please to hide in this true
breast And let the soul forth that adoreth thee�察�I lay it naked to the deadly
stroke�察�And humbly beg the death upon my knee。 ��He lays his breast open�察�
she offers at it with his sword�А �Nay�察 �do not pause�察 �for I did kill King
Henry´ But 'twas thy beauty that provoked me。 Nay�察�now dispatch�察�'twas I
that stabb'd young Edwar
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