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Henry´ But 'twas thy beauty that provoked me。 Nay�察�now dispatch�察�'twas I 

that   stabb'd   young   Edward´   But   'twas   thy  heavenly   face   that   set   me   on。 

��She   falls   the   sword�А  �Take   up   the   sword   again�察  �or   take   up   me。  ANNE。 

Arise�察�dissembler�察�though I wish thy death�察�I will not be thy executioner。 

GLOUCESTER。 Then bid me kill myself�察�and I will do it�察�ANNE。 I have 

already。 GLOUCESTER。 That was in thy rage。 Speak it again�察�and even 

with the word This hand�察�which for thy love did kill thy love�察�Shall for thy 

love   kill   a   far   truer   love�察  �To   both   their   deaths   shalt   thou   be   accessary。 



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ANNE。   I   would   I   knew   thy   heart。   GLOUCESTER。   'Tis   figur'd   in   my 

tongue。 ANNE。 I fear me both are false。 GLOUCESTER。 Then never was 

man true。 ANNE。 well put up your sword。 GLOUCESTER。 Say�察�then�察�my 

peace is   made。 ANNE。 That   shalt   thou   know   hereafter。   GLOUCESTER。 

But shall I live in hope�拭�ANNE。 All men�察�I hope�察�live so。 GLOUCESTER。 

Vouchsafe to wear this ring。 ANNE。 To take is not to give。 ��Puts on the 

ring�А�GLOUCESTER。 Look how my ring encompasseth thy finger�察�Even 

so thy breast encloseth my poor heart�察�Wear both of them�察�for both of them 

are thine。 And if thy poor devoted servant may But beg one favour at thy 

gracious hand�察�Thou dost confirm his happiness for ever。 ANNE。 What is 

it�拭�GLOUCESTER。 That it may please you leave these sad designs To him 

that   hath   most   cause   to   be   a   mourner�察  �And   presently   repair   to   Crosby 

House�察  �Where´after   I   have   solemnly   interr'd At   Chertsey   monast'ry   this 

noble   king�察 �And   wet   his   grave   with   my   repentant   tears´   I   will   with   all 

expedient duty see you。 For divers unknown reasons�察�I beseech you�察�Grant 

me this boon。 ANNE。 With all my heart�察�and much it joys me too To see 

you   are   become   so   penitent。   Tressel   and   Berkeley�察  �go   along   with   me。 

GLOUCESTER。 Bid me farewell。 ANNE。 'Tis more than you deserve�察�But 

since   you    teach   me   how    to  flatter   you�察 �Imagine    I  have   said   farewell 

already。 Exeunt two GENTLEMEN With LADY ANNE GLOUCESTER。 

Sirs�察  �take   up   the   corse。   GENTLEMEN。   Towards   Chertsey�察  �noble   lord�拭�

GLOUCESTER。 No�察�to White Friars�察�there attend my coming。 Exeunt all 

but   GLOUCESTER   Was   ever   woman   in   this   humour   woo'd�拭  �Was   ever 

woman   in   this   humour   won�拭  �I'll   have   her�察  �but   I  will   not   keep   her   long。 

What� �I that kill'd her husband and his father´ To take her in her   heart's 

extremest hate�察�With curses in her mouth�察�tears in her eyes�察�The bleeding 

witness   of   my   hatred   by�察  �Having   God�察  �her   conscience�察  �and   these   bars 

against me�察�And I no friends to back my suit at all But the plain devil and 

dissembling looks�察�And yet to win her�察�all the world to nothing� �Ha� �Hath 

she forgot already that brave prince�察�Edward�察�her lord�察�whom I�察�some three 

months since�察�Stabb'd in my angry mood at Tewksbury�拭�A sweeter and a 

lovelier   gentleman´   Fram'd   in   the   prodigality   of   nature�察  �Young�察  �valiant�察�

wise�察�and no doubt right royal´ The spacious world cannot again afford�察�

And will she yet abase her eyes on me�察�That cropp'd the golden prime of 



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this sweet prince And made her widow to a woeful bed�拭�On me�察�whose all 

not   equals   Edward's   moiety�拭  �On   me�察 �that halts   and   am  misshapen   thus�拭�

My dukedom to a beggarly denier�察�I do mistake my person all this while。 

Upon   my   life�察  �she   finds�察  �although   I   cannot�察  �Myself   to   be   a   marv'llous 

proper man。 I'll be at charges for a looking´glass�察�And entertain a score or 

two   of   tailors   To   study   fashions   to   adorn   my   body。   Since   I   am   crept   in 

favour   with   myself�察  �I   will   maintain   it   with   some   little   cost。   But   first   I'll 

turn yon fellow in his grave�察�And then return lamenting to my love。 Shine 

out�察�fair sun�察�till I have bought a glass�察�That I may see my shadow as I pass。 

Exit 



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                                     SCENE 3。 



    London。 The palace 

    Enter QUEEN ELIZABETH�察�LORD RIVERS�察�and LORD GREY 

       RIVERS。 Have patience�察�madam�察�there's no doubt his Majesty Will 

soon   recover   his   accustom'd   health。   GREY。   In   that   you   brook   it   ill�察  �it 

makes him worse�察�Therefore�察�for God's sake�察�entertain good comfort�察�And 

cheer his Grace with quick and merry eyes。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 If he 

were dead�察�what would betide on me�拭�GREY。 No other harm but loss of 

such   a lord。  QUEEN   ELIZABETH。 The  loss of   such   a  lord   includes  all 

harms。 GREY。 The heavens have bless'd you with a goodly son To be your 

comforter when he is gone。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 Ah�察�he is young�察�and 

his minority Is put unto the trust of Richard Gloucester�察�A man that loves 

not me�察�nor   none of you。  RIVER。 Is   it concluded he   shall be   Protector�拭�

QUEEN ELIZABETH。 It is determin'd�察�not concluded yet�察�But so it must 

be�察�if the King miscarry。 

       Enter BUCKINGHAM and DERBY 

       GREY。     Here    come     the   Lords    of   Buckingham       and    Derby。 

BUCKINGHAM。 Good time of day unto your royal Grace� �DERBY。 God 

make your Majesty joyful as you have been。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 The 

Countess   Richmond�察 �good   my  Lord   of   Derby�察�To   your   good prayer   will 

scarcely say amen。 Yet�察�Derby�察�notwithstanding she's your wife And loves 

not me�察�be you�察�good lord�察�assur'd I hate not you for her proud arrogance。 

DERBY。 I do beseech you�察�either not believe The envious slanders of her 

false accusers�察�Or�察�if she be accus'd on true report�察�Bear with her weakness�察�

which I think proceeds From wayward sickness and no grounded malice。 

QUEEN   ELIZABETH。   Saw   you   the   King   to´day�察  �my   Lord   of   Derby�拭�

DERBY。 But now the Duke of Buckingham and I Are come from visiting 

his   Majesty。   QUEEN   ELIZABETH。   What   likelihood   of   his   amendment�察�

Lords�拭�BUCKINGHAM。 Madam�察�good hope�察�his Grace speaks cheerfully。 

QUEEN ELIZABETH。 God grant him health� �Did you confer with him�拭�

BUCKINGHAM。 Ay�察�madam�察�he desires to make atonement Between the 

Duke of   Gloucester   and   your   brothers�察�And   between   them  and   my   Lord 

Chamberlain�察     �And   sent  to  warn   them   to  his  royal  presence。   QUEEN 



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ELIZABETH。   Would   all   were   well�   �But   that   will   never   be。   I   fear   our 

happiness is at the height。 

       Enter GLOUCESTER�察�HASTINGS�察�and DORSET 

       GLOUCESTER。 They do me wrong�察�and I will not endure it。 Who is 

it that complains unto the King That I�察�forsooth�察�am stern and love them 

not�拭�By holy Paul�察�they love his Grace but lightly That fill his ears with 

such dissentious rumours。 Because I cannot flatter and look fair�察�Smile in 

men's faces�察�smooth�察�deceive�察�and cog�察�Duck with French nods and apish 

courtesy�察�I must be held a rancorous enemy。 Cannot a plain man live and 

think no harm But thus his simple truth must be abus'd With silken�察�sly�察�

insinuating Jacks�拭�GREY。 To who in all this presence speaks your Grace�拭�

GLOUCESTER。  To   thee�察  �that   hast   nor   honesty   nor   grace。  When   have   I 

injur'd   thee�拭  �when   done   thee   wrong�察  �Or   thee�察  �or   thee�察  �or   any   of   your 

faction�拭�A  plague   upon   you   all�   �His   royal   Grace´   Whom   God   preserve 

better than you would wish� � Cannot be quiet searce a breathing while But 

you    must    trouble   him   with    lewd   complaints。     QUEEN       ELIZABETH。 

Brother of Gloucester�察�you mistake the matter。 The King�察�on his own royal 

disposition And not provok'd by any suitor else´ Aiming�察�belike�察�at your 

interior    hatred   That   in  your   outward    action   shows     itself  Against   my 

children�察�brothers�察�and myself´ Makes him to send that he may learn the 

ground。   GLOUCESTER。   I   cannot   tell�察  �the   world   is   grown   so   bad   That 

wrens make prey where eagles dare not perch。 Since every Jack became a 

gentleman�察      �There's    many     a  gentle    person    made     a  Jack。    QUEEN 

ELIZABETH。 Come�察�come�察�we know your meaning�察�brother Gloucester�此�

You envy my advancement and my friends'�察�God grant we never may have 

need of you� �GLOUCESTER。 Meantime�察�God grants that I have need of 

you。 Our brother is imprison'd by your means�察�Myself disgrac'd�察�and the 

nobility   Held   in   contempt�察  �while   great   promotions   Are   daily   given   to 

ennoble     those   That   scarce   some    two   days   since   were   worth    a  noble。 

QUEEN ELIZABETH。 By Him that rais'd me to this careful height From 

that   contented    hap   which    I  enjoy'd�察  �I  never   did  incense    his  Majesty 

Against the Duke of Clarence�察�but have been An earnest advocate to plead 

for him。 My lord�察�you do me shameful injury Falsely to draw me in these 

vile suspects。 GLOUCESTER。 You may deny that you were not the mean 



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Of my Lord Hastings' late imprisonment。 RIVERS。 She may�察�my lord�察�for´ 

GLOUCESTER。   She   may�察  �Lord   Rivers�拭  �Why�察  �who   knows   not   so�拭  �She 

may   do   more�察  �sir�察  �than   denying   that�此  �She   may   help   you   to   many   fair 

preferments And then deny her aiding hand therein�察�And lay those honours 

on   your   high   desert。   What   may   sh
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