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                                      SCENE 2。 



     Camp near Tamworth 

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

HERBERT�察�and others�察�with drum and colours 

       RICHMOND。 Fellows in arms�察�and my most loving friends�察�Bruis'd 

underneath the yoke of tyranny�察�Thus far into the bowels of the land Have 

we march'd on without impediment�察�And here receive we from our father 

Stanley Lines of fair comfort and encouragement。 The wretched�察�bloody�察�

and   usurping   boar�察  �That   spoil'd   your   summer   fields   and   fruitful   vines�察�

Swills    your    warm    blood    like  wash�察  �and   makes     his  trough   In   your 

embowell'd bosoms´this foul swine Is now even in the centre of this isle�察�

Near to the town of Leicester�察�as we learn。 From Tamworth thither is but 

one day's march。 In God's name cheerly on�察�courageous friends�察�To reap 

the   harvest   of   perpetual   peace   By   this   one   bloody   trial   of   sharp   war。 

OXFORD。   Every   man's   conscience   is   a   thousand   men�察  �To   fight   against 

this guilty homicide。 HERBERT。 I doubt not but his friends will turn to us。 

BLUNT。   He   hath   no   friends   but   what   are   friends   for   fear�察 �Which   in   his 

dearest need will fly from him。 RICHMOND。 All for our vantage。 Then in 

God's   name   march。   True   hope   is   swift   and   flies   with   swallow's   wings�察�

Kings it makes gods�察�and meaner creatures kings。 Exeunt 



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                                       SCENE 3。 



     Bosworth Field 

     Enter   KING   RICHARD   in   arms�察  �with   NORFOLK�察  �RATCLIFF�察  �the 

EARL of SURREYS and others 

       KING RICHARD。 Here pitch our tent�察�even here in Bosworth field。 

My Lord of Surrey�察�why look you so sad�拭�SURREY。 My heart is ten times 

lighter    than    my    looks。    KING      RICHARD。         My    Lord    of   Norfolk� �

NORFOLK。   Here�察  �most   gracious   liege。   KING   RICHARD。   Norfolk�察  �we 

must have knocks�察�ha� �must we not�拭�NORFOLK。 We must both give and 

take�察�my loving lord。 KING RICHARD。 Up With my tent� �Here will I lie 

to´night�察。�Soldiers begin to set up the KING'S tent�А�But where to´morrow�拭�

Well�察  �all's   one   for   that。   Who   hath   descried   the   number   of   the   traitors�拭�

NORFOLK。          Six   or   seven    thousand     is   their  utmost     power。    KING 

RICHARD。   Why�察  �our   battalia   trebles   that   account�察  �Besides�察  �the   King's 

name is a tower of strength�察�Which they upon the adverse faction want。 Up 

with   the   tent�   �Come�察  �noble gentlemen�察  �Let   us survey  the vantage   of   the 

ground。   Call   for   some   men   of   sound   direction。   Let's   lack   no   discipline�察�

make no delay�察�For�察�lords�察�to´morrow is a busy day。 Exeunt 

       Enter�察  �on   the   other   side   of   the   field�察  �RICHMOND�察  �SIR  WILLIAM 

BRANDON�察�OXFORD�察�DORSET�察�and others。 Some pitch RICHMOND'S 

tent 

       RICHMOND。   The   weary   sun   hath   made   a   golden   set�察�And   by   the 

bright   tract   of   his   fiery  car   Gives   token   of   a   goodly  day  to´morrow。   Sir 

William   Brandon�察  �you   shall   bear   my   standard。   Give   me   some   ink   and 

paper in my tent。 I'll draw the form and model of our battle�察�Limit each 

leader to his several charge�察�And part in just proportion our small power。 

My     Lord   of   Oxford´you�察    �Sir  William     Brandon´     And    you�察  �Sir  Walter 

Herbert´stay   with   me。   The   Earl   of   Pembroke   keeps   his   regiment�察  �Good 

Captain Blunt�察�bear my good night to him�察�And by the second hour in the 

morning Desire the Earl to see me in my tent。 Yet one thing more�察�good 

Captain�察    �do   for  me´   Where     is  Lord   Stanley   quarter'd�察  �do   you   know�拭�

BLUNT。       Unless    I  have   mista'en   his   colours   much´    Which     well   I  am 

assur'd I have not done´ His regiment lies half a mile at least South from 



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the mighty power of the King。 RICHMOND。 If without peril it be possible�察�

Sweet   Blunt�察  �make   some   good   means   to   speak   with   him And   give   him 

from   me   this   most   needful   note。   BLUNT。   Upon   my   life�察  �my   lord�察  �I'll 

undertake   it�察  �And   so�察  �God   give   you   quiet   rest   to´night�   �RICHMOND。 

Good night�察�good Captain Blunt。 Come�察�gentlemen�察�Let us consult  upon 

to´morrow's   business。   In      to  my   tent�察  �the   dew   is   raw   and  cold。   ��They 

withdraw into the tent�А�

       Enter�察  �to   his´tent�察  �KING   RICHARD�察  �NORFOLK�察  �RATCLIFF�察  �and 

CATESBY 

       KING RICHARD。 What is't o'clock�拭�CATESBY。 It's supper´time�察�my 

lord�察�It's nine o'clock。 KING RICHARD。 I will not sup to´night。 Give me 

some ink and paper。 What�察�is my  beaver easier than it was�拭�And all   my 

armour laid into my tent�拭�CATESBY。 It is�察�my liege�察�and all things are in 

readiness。 KING RICHARD。 Good Norfolk�察�hie thee to thy charge�察  �Use 

careful watch�察�choose trusty sentinels。 NORFOLK。 I go�察�my lord。 KING 

RICHARD。   Stir   with   the   lark   to´morrow�察  �gentle   Norfolk。   NORFOLK。   I 

warrant   you�察  �my   lord。   Exit   KING   RICHARD。   Catesby�   �CATESBY。   My 

lord�拭   �KING     RICHARD。         Send   out   a  pursuivant´at´arms       To   Stanley's 

regiment�察�bid him bring his power Before sunrising�察�lest his son George 

fall Into the blind cave of eternal night。 Exit CATESBY Fill me a bowl of 

wine。 Give me a watch。 Saddle white Surrey for the field to´morrow。 Look 

that my staves be sound�察�and not too heavy。 Ratcliff� �RATCLIFF。 My lord�拭�

KING   RICHARD。   Saw'st   thou           the   melancholy   Lord     Northumberland�拭�

RATCLIFF。   Thomas   the   Earl   of   Surrey   and   himself�察  �Much   about   cock´ 

shut   time�察  �from   troop   to   troop   Went   through   the   army�察  �cheering   up   the 

soldiers。 KING RICHARD。 So�察�I am satisfied。 Give me a bowl of wine。 I 

have not that alacrity of spirit Nor cheer of mind that I was wont to have。 

Set   it   down。   Is   ink   and   paper   ready�拭  �RATCLIFF。   It   is�察  �my   lord。   KING 

RICHARD。 Bid my guard watch�察�leave me。 RATCLIFF�察�about the mid of 

night    come    to  my   tent   And   help   to  arm    me。   Leave    me�察  �I  say。  Exit 

RATCLIFF。 RICHARD sleeps 

       Enter DERBY to RICHMOND in his tent�察�LORDS attending 

       DERBY。   Fortune       and   victory   sit   on  thy   helm�  �RICHMOND。          All 

comfort that the dark night can afford Be to thy person�察�noble father´in´ 



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law� �Tell me�察�how fares our loving mother�拭�DERBY。 I�察�by attorney�察�bless 

thee   from   thy   mother�察  �Who   prays   continually   for   Richmond's   good。   So 

much for that。 The silent hours steal on�察�And flaky darkness breaks within 

the east。 In brief�察�for so the season bids us be�察�Prepare thy battle early in 

the morning�察�And put thy fortune to the arbitrement Of bloody strokes and 

mortal´staring   war。   I�察  �as   I   may´that   which   I   would   I   cannot´   With   best 

advantage   will   deceive   the   time And   aid   thee   in   this   doubtful   shock   of 

arms�察  �But   on   thy   side   I   may   not   be   too   forward�察  �Lest�察  �being   seen�察  �thy 

brother�察  �tender   George�察  �Be   executed   in   his   father's   sight。   Farewell�察  �the 

leisure   and the   fearful   time   Cuts   off   the   ceremonious vows   of   love And 

ample     interchange     of   sweet   discourse    Which     so´long´sund'red      friends 

should dwell upon。 God give us leisure for these rites of love� �Once more�察�

adieu�察�be valiant�察�and speed well� �RICHMOND。 Good lords�察�conduct him 

to his regiment。 I'll strive with troubled thoughts to take a nap�察�Lest leaden 

slumber peise me down to´morrow When I should mount with wings of 

victory。 Once more�察�good night�察�kind lords and gentlemen。 Exeunt all but 

RICHMOND O Thou�察�whose captain I account myself�察�Look on my forces 

with a gracious eye�察�Put in their hands Thy bruising irons of wrath�察�That 

they   may   crush   down   with   a   heavy   fall   The   usurping   helmets   of   our 

adversaries� �Make us Thy ministers of chastisement�察�That we may praise 

Thee in the victory� �To Thee I do commend my watchful soul Ere I let fall 

the   windows   of   mine   eyes。   Sleeping   and   waking�察  �O�察  �defend   me   still� �

��Sleeps�А�

       Enter the GHOST Of YOUNG PRINCE EDWARD�察�son to HENRY 

THE SIXTH 

       GHOST。  ��To   RICHARD�А  �Let   me   sit   heavy  on thy  soul   to´morrow� �

Think how thou stabb'dst me in my prime of youth At Tewksbury�察�despair�察�

therefore�察  �and   die�   。�To   RICHMOND�А  �Be   cheerful�察  �Richmond�察  �for             the 

wronged souls Of butcher'd princes fight in thy behalf。 King Henry's issue�察�

Richmond�察�comforts thee。 Enter the GHOST of HENRY THE SIXTH 

       GHOST。 ��To RICHARD�А�When I was mortal�察�my anointed body By 

thee   was    punched     full   of  deadly   holes。   Think   on   the   Tower   and   me。 

Despair�察    �and    die。  Harry     the  Sixth    bids   thee   despair    and    die。   ��To 

RICHMOND�А           �Virtuous     and    holy�察  �be   thou    conqueror�      �Harry�察   �that 



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prophesied   thou   shouldst   be   King�察  �Doth   comfort   thee   in   thy  sleep。   Live 

and flourish� �

       Enter the GHOST of CLARENCE 

       GHOST。 ��To RICHARD�А�Let me sit heavy in thy soul to´morrow� �I 

that was wash'd to death with fulsome wine�察�Poor Clarence�察�by thy guile 

betray'd    to   death�   �To´morrow   in   the   battle   think   on   me�察  �And   fa
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