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darkness folded up。 Your aery buildeth in our aery's nest。 O God that seest 

it�察�do not suffer it�察�As it is won with blood�察�lost be it so� �BUCKINGHAM。 

Peace�察�peace�察�for shame�察�if not for charity� �QUEEN MARGARET。 Urge 

neither   charity   nor   shame   to   me。   Uncharitably   with   me   have   you   dealt�察�

And shamefully my hopes by you are butcher'd。 My charity is outrage�察�life 

my shame�察�And in that shame still live my sorrow's rage� �BUCKINGHAM。 

Have   done�察  �have   done。   QUEEN  MARGARET。   O   princely  Buckingham�察�

I'll kiss thy hand In sign of league and amity with thee。 Now fair befall 

thee and thy noble house� �Thy garments are not spotted with our blood�察�

Nor thou within the compass of my curse。 BUCKINGHAM。 Nor no one 

here�察�for curses never pass The lips of those that breathe them in the air。 

QUEEN MARGARET。 I will not think but they ascend the sky And there 

awake God's gentle´sleeping peace。 O Buckingham�察�take heed of yonder 



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dog� �Look when he fawns�察�he bites�察�and when he bites�察�His venom tooth 

will   rankle   to   the   death�此  �Have   not   to   do   with   him�察  �beware   of   him�察  �Sin�察�

death�察�and hell�察�have set their marks on him�察�And all their ministers attend 

on   him。   GLOUCESTER。   What   doth   she   say�察  �my   Lord   of   Buckingham�拭�

BUCKINGHAM。             Nothing     that   I  respect�察 �my    gracious    lord。   QUEEN 

MARGARET。   What�察           �dost   thou  scorn    me   for  my   gentle   counsel�察   �And 

soothe the devil that I warn thee from�拭�O�察�but remember this another day�察�

When   he   shall   split   thy   very   heart   with   sorrow�察�And   say   poor   Margaret 

was   a   prophetess�   �Live   each   of   you   the   subjects   to   his   hate�察�And   he   to 

yours�察�and all of you to God's� �Exit BUCKINGHAM。 My hair doth stand 

an end to hear her curses。 RIVERS。 And so doth mine。 I muse why she's at 

liberty。  GLOUCESTER。 I cannot   blame her�察�by  God's holy Mother�察 �She 

hath had too much wrong�察�and I repent My part thereof that I have done to 

her。   QUEEN       ELIZABETH。          I  never   did   her   any   to  my    knowledge。 

GLOUCESTER。 Yet you have all the vantage of her wrong。 I was too hot 

to do somebody good That is too cold in thinking of it now。 Marry�察�as for 

Clarence�察�he is well repaid�察�He is frank'd up to fatting for his pains�察�God 

pardon     them    that  are   the  cause   thereof�    �RIVERS。      A   virtuous   and   a 

Christian´like conclusion�察�To   pray for   them that have done   scathe to us� �

GLOUCESTER。 So do I ever´ ��Aside�А�being well advis'd�察�For had I curs'd 

now�察�I had curs'd myself。 

       Enter CATESBY 

       CATESBY。   Madam�察  �his   Majesty   doth   can   for   you�察  �And   for   your 

Grace�察  �and   you�察  �my   gracious   lords。   QUEEN   ELIZABETH。   Catesby�察  �I 

come。 Lords�察�will you go with me�拭�RIVERS。 We wait upon your Grace。 

Exeunt all but GLOUCESTER GLOUCESTER。 I do the wrong�察�and first 

begin   to   brawl。   The   secret   mischiefs   that   I   set   abroach   I   lay   unto   the 

grievous charge of others。 Clarence�察�who I indeed have cast in darkness�察�I 

do     beweep     to   many      simple    gulls�察  �Namely�察     �to   Derby�察    �Hastings�察�

Buckingham�察�And tell them 'tis the Queen and her allies That stir the King 

against the Duke my brother。 Now they believe it�察�and withal whet me To 

be reveng'd on Rivers�察�Dorset�察�Grey�察�But then I sigh and�察�with a piece of 

Scripture�察�Tell them that God bids us do good for evil。 And thus I clothe 

my naked villainy With odd old ends stol'n forth of holy writ�察�And seem a 



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saint when most I play the devil。 

       Enter two MURDERERS 

       But�察  �soft�察  �here   come   my   executioners。   How   now�察  �my   hardy   stout 

resolved     mates�    �Are   you   now    going    to  dispatch    this  thing�拭   �FIRST 

MURDERER。 We   are�察  �my  lord�察�and   come   to have   the warrant�察�That   we 

may be admitted where he is。 GLOUCESTER。 Well thought upon�察�I have 

it   here   about   me。   ��Gives   the   warrant�А  �When   you   have   done�察  �repair   to 

Crosby Place。 But�察�sirs�察�be sudden in the execution�察�Withal obdurate�察�do 

not hear him plead�察�For Clarence is well´spoken�察�and perhaps May move 

your   hearts   to   pity�察 �if   you   mark   him。   FIRST  MURDERER。 Tut�察  �tut�察  �my 

lord�察�we will not stand to prate�察�Talkers are no good doers。 Be assur'd We 

go to use our hands and not our tongues。 GLOUCESTER。 Your eyes drop 

millstones when fools' eyes fall tears。 I like you�察�lads�察�about your business 

straight�察�Go�察�go�察�dispatch。 FIRST MURDERER。 We will�察�my noble lord。 

Exeunt 



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                                        SCENE 4。 



     London。 The Tower 

     Enter CLARENCE and KEEPER 

       KEEPER。 Why looks your Grace so heavily to´day�拭�CLARENCE。 O�察�

I have pass'd a miserable night�察�So full of fearful dreams�察�of ugly sights�察�

That�察�as I am a Christian faithful man�察�I would not spend another such a 

night Though 'twere to buy a world of happy days´ So full of dismal terror 

was the time� �KEEPER。 What was your dream�察�my lord�拭�I pray you tell 

me。 CLARENCE。 Methoughts that I had broken from the Tower And was 

embark'd      to   cross   to   Burgundy�察     �And    in   my    company      my    brother 

Gloucester�察�Who   from   my   cabin   tempted   me   to   walk   Upon   the   hatches。 

Thence we look'd toward England�察�And cited up a thousand heavy times�察�

During the wars of York and Lancaster�察�That had befall'n us。 As we pac'd 

along Upon the giddy footing of the hatches�察�Methought that Gloucester 

stumbled�察  �and   in   falling   Struck   me�察  �that   thought   to   stay   him�察  �overboard 

Into the tumbling billows of the main。 O Lord�察�methought what pain it was 

to drown�察�What dreadful noise of waters in my ears�察�What sights of ugly 

death   within   my   eyes�   �Methoughts   I   saw   a   thousand   fearful   wrecks�察  �A 

thousand   men   that   fishes   gnaw'd   upon�察  �Wedges   of   gold�察  �great   anchors�察�

heaps   of   pearl�察  �Inestimable   stones�察  �unvalued   jewels�察�All   scatt'red   in   the 

bottom of the sea�察�Some lay in dead men's skulls�察�and in the holes Where 

eyes    did   once   inhabit    there  were    crept�察  �As   'twere   in  scorn   of   eyes�察�

reflecting gems�察�That woo'd the slimy bottom of the deep And mock'd the 

dead   bones   that   lay   scatt'red   by。   KEEPER。   Had   you   such   leisure   in   the 

time    of  death   To   gaze   upon    these   secrets   of  the  deep�拭   �CLARENCE。 

Methought   I   had�察  �and   often   did   I   strive  To   yield   the   ghost�察  �but   still   the 

envious   flood   Stopp'd   in   my   soul   and   would   not   let   it   forth   To   find   the 

empty�察�vast�察�and wand'ring air�察�But smother'd it within my panting bulk�察�

Who almost burst to belch it in the sea。 KEEPER。 Awak'd you not in this 

sore agony�拭�CLARENCE。 No�察�no�察�my dream was lengthen'd after life。 O�察�

then began the   tempest to my  soul� �I pass'd�察 �methought�察�the   melancholy 

flood With that sour ferryman which poets write of�察�Unto the kingdom of 

perpetual   night。   The   first   that   there   did   greet   my   stranger   soul   Was   my 



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great father´in´law�察�renowned Warwick�察�Who spake   aloud 'What   scourge 

for   perjury   Can   this   dark   monarchy   afford   false   Clarence��'   And   so   he 

vanish'd。 Then came wand'ring by A shadow like an angel�察�with bright hair 

Dabbled      in  blood�察  �and   he   shriek'd   out   aloud   'Clarence    is  come´false�察�

fleeting�察  �perjur'd   Clarence�察  �That   stabb'd   me   in   the   field   by   Tewksbury。 

Seize   on   him�察  �Furies�察  �take   him   unto   torment��'   With   that�察  �methoughts�察  �a 

legion of foul fiends Environ'd me�察�and howled in mine ears Such hideous 

cries that�察�with the very noise�察�I   trembling wak'd�察�and   for a season   after 

Could not believe but that I was in hell�察�Such terrible impression made my 

dream。 KEEPER。 No marvel�察�lord�察�though it affrighted you�察�I am afraid�察�

methinks�察  �to   hear   you   tell   it。   CLARENCE。 Ah�察  �Keeper�察  �Keeper�察  �I   have 

done these things That now give evidence against my soul For Edward's 

sake�察  �and   see   how   he   requites   me�   �O   God�   �If   my   deep   prayers   cannot 

appease Thee�察�But Thou wilt be aveng'd on my misdeeds�察�Yet execute Thy 

wrath   in   me   alone�察  �O�察  �spare   my   guiltless   wife   and   my   poor   children� �

KEEPER�察�I prithee sit by me awhile�察�My soul is heavy�察�and I fain would 

sleep。    KEEPER。       I  will�察  �my    lord。  God     give   your   Grace     good    rest。 

��CLARENCE sleeps�А�

       Enter BRAKENBURY the Lieutenant 

       BRAKENBURY。 Sorrow breaks seasons and reposing hours�察�Makes 

the night morning and the noontide night。 Princes have but their titles for 

their   glories�察  �An    outward    honour     for  an   inward    toil�察 �And   for   unfelt 

imaginations   They   often   feel   a   world   of   restless   cares�察  �So   that   between 

their tides and low name There's nothing differs but the outward fame。 

       Enter the two MURDERERS 

       FIRST      MURDERER。           Ho�    �who's    here�拭   �BRAKENBURY。            What 

wouldst thou�察�fellow�察�and how cam'st thou hither�拭�FIRST MURDERER。 I 

would      speak     with     Clarence�察    �and    I   came     hither    on    my     legs。 

BRAKENBURY。 What�察�so brief�拭�SECOND MURDERER。 'Tis better�察�sir�察�

than    to  be   tedious。   Let   him   see   our   commission      a
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