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    Enter      GLOUCESTER�察           �LORD       HASTINGS�察        �SIR     WILLIAM 

STANLEY�察�and others 

       GLOUCESTER。   Now�察  �my   Lord   Hastings   and   Sir   William   Stanley�察�

Leave off to wonder why I drew you hither Into this chiefest thicket of the 

park。 Thus stands the case�此�you know our King�察�my brother�察�Is prisoner to 

the   Bishop   here�察  �at   whose   hands   He   hath   good   usage   and   great   liberty�察�

And    often   but  attended   with   weak   guard   Comes     hunting   this  way   to 

disport himself。 I have advertis'd him by secret means That if about this 

hour he make this way�察�Under the colour of his usual game�察�He shall here 

find his friends�察�with horse and men�察�To set him free from his captivity。 

       Enter KING EDWARD and a HUNTSMAN with him HUNTSMAN。 

This way�察�my lord�察�for this way lies the game。 KING EDWARD。 Nay�察�this 

way�察  �man。   See   where   the   huntsmen   stand。   Now�察  �brother   of   Gloucester�察�

Lord Hastings�察�and the rest�察�Stand you thus close to steal the Bishop's deer�拭�

GLOUCESTER。   Brother�察  �the   time   and   case   requireth   haste�察  �Your   horse 

stands   ready  at   the   park   corner。   KING   EDWARD。   But   whither   shall   we 

then�拭�HASTINGS。 To Lynn�察�my lord�察�and shipt from thence to Flanders。 

GLOUCESTER。           Well   guess'd�察 �believe   me�察  �for  that  was   my   meaning。 

KING EDWARD。 Stanley�察�I will requite thy forwardness。 GLOUCESTER。 

But wherefore stay we�拭�'Tis no time to talk。 KING EDWARD。 Huntsman�察�

what   say'st   thou�拭  �Wilt   thou   go   along�拭  �HUNTSMAN。   Better   do   so   than 

tarry and be hang'd。 GLOUCESTER。 Come then�察�away�察�let's ha' no more 

ado。    KING    EDWARD。        Bishop�察  �farewell。   Shield   thee  from   Warwick's 

frown�察�And pray that I may repossess the crown。 Exeunt 



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                      SCENE VI。 London。 The Tower 



     Flourish。      Enter      KING       HENRY�察        �CLARENCE�察          �WARWICK�察�

SOMERSET�察          �young     HENRY�察      �EARL      OF     RICHMOND�察          �OXFORD�察�

MONTAGUE�察�LIEUTENANT OF THE TOWER�察�and attendants 

       KING HENRY。  Master  Lieutenant�察�now  that   God and   friends   Have 

shaken Edward from the regal seat And turn'd my captive state to liberty�察�

My fear to hope�察�my sorrows unto joys�察�At our enlargement what are thy 

due     fees�拭  �LIEUTENANT。           Subjects    may    challenge     nothing     of  their 

sov'reigns�察  �But   if   an   humble   prayer  may  prevail�察  �I  then   crave pardon   of 

your Majesty。 KING HENRY。 For what�察�Lieutenant�拭�For well using me�拭�

Nay�察  �be   thou   sure   I'll   well   requite   thy   kindness�察  �For   that   it   made   my 

imprisonment   a   pleasure�察�Ay�察  �such   a pleasure   as   incaged   birds   Conceive 

when�察�after many moody thoughts�察�At last by notes of household harmony 

They quite forget their loss of liberty。 But�察�Warwick�察�after God�察�thou set'st 

me free�察�And chiefly therefore I thank God and thee�察�He was the author�察�

thou   the   instrument。   Therefore�察  �that   I   may   conquer   fortune's   spite     By 

living   low   where   fortune   cannot   hurt   me�察  �And   that   the   people   of   this 

blessed     land  May   not    be   punish'd   with   my   thwarting     stars�察 �Warwick�察�

although   my  head   still   wear   the   crown�察  �I here   resign   my  government   to 

thee�察�For thou art fortunate in all thy deeds。 WARWICK。 Your Grace hath 

still been fam'd for virtuous�察�And now may seem as wise as virtuous By 

spying and avoiding fortune's malice�察�For few men rightly temper with the 

stars�察  �Yet   in   this   one   thing   let   me   blame   your   Grace�察  �For   choosing   me 

when Clarence is in place。 CLARENCE。 No�察�Warwick�察�thou art worthy of 

the sway�察�To whom the heav'ns in thy nativity Adjudg'd an olive branch 

and laurel crown�察�As likely to be blest in peace and war�察�And therefore I 

yield thee my free consent。 WARWICK。 And I choose Clarence only for 

Protector。     KING     HENRY。      Warwick      and   Clarence�察   �give   me   both   your 

hands。   Now   join   your   hands�察  �and   with   your   hands   your   hearts�察  �That   no 

dissension   hinder   government。   I   make   you   both   Protectors   of   this   land�察�

While   I   myself   will   lead   a   private   life And   in   devotion   spend   my   latter 

days�察�To sin's rebuke and my Creator's praise。 WARWICK。 What answers 

Clarence      to  his   sovereign's    will�拭  �CLARENCE。          That   he   consents�察   �if 



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Warwick yield consent�察�For on thy fortune I repose myself。 WARWICK。 

Why�察�then�察�though loath�察�yet must I be content。 We'll yoke together�察�like a 

double shadow To Henry's body�察�and supply his place�察�I mean�察�in bearing 

weight   of   government�察  �While   he   enjoys   the   honour   and   his   ease。   And�察�

Clarence�察  �now   then   it   is   more   than   needful   Forthwith   that   Edward   be 

pronounc'd a traitor�察�And all his lands and goods confiscated。 CLARENCE。 

What   else�拭  �And   that   succession   be   determin'd。   WARWICK。   Ay�察  �therein 

Clarence shall not want his part。 KING HENRY。 But�察�with the first of all 

your chief affairs�察�Let me entreat´ for I command no more´ That Margaret 

your Queen and my son Edward Be sent for to return from France   with 

speed�察�For till I see them here�察�by doubtful fear My joy of liberty is half 

eclips'd。   CLARENCE。   It   shall   be   done�察  �my   sovereign�察  �with   all   speed。 

KING HENRY。 My Lord of Somerset�察�what youth is that�察�Of whom you 

seem to have so tender care�拭�SOMERSET。 My liege�察�it is young Henry�察�

Earl of Richmond。 KING HENRY。 Come hither�察�England's hope。 ��Lays his 

hand   on   his   head�А  �If   secret  powers   Suggest   but   truth   to   my   divining 

thoughts�察�This pretty lad will prove our country's bliss。 His looks are full 

of peaceful majesty�察�His head by nature fram'd to wear a crown�察�His hand 

to wield a sceptre�察�and himself Likely in time to bless a regal throne。 Make 

much of him�察 �my lords�察  �for this is he Must   help you more than you   are 

hurt by me。 

       Enter a POST 

       WARWICK。 What news�察�my friend�拭�POST。 That Edward is escaped 

from your brother And fled�察�as he hears since�察�to Burgundy。 WARWICK。 

Unsavoury news� �But how made he escape�拭�POST。 He was convey'd by 

Richard Duke of Gloucester And the Lord Hastings�察�who attended him In 

secret ambush on the forest side And from the Bishop's huntsmen rescu'd 

him�察�For hunting was his daily exercise。 WARWICK。 My brother was too 

careless of his charge。 But let us hence�察�my sovereign�察�to provide A salve 

for any sore that may betide。 Exeunt all but SOMERSET�察�RICHMOND�察�

and OXFORD SOMERSET。 My lord�察�I like not of this flight of Edward's�察�

For doubtless Burgundy will yield him help�察�And we shall have more wars 

befor't be long。 As Henry's late presaging prophecy Did glad my heart with 

hope   of   this   young   Richmond�察  �So   doth   my   heart   misgive   me�察  �in   these 



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conflicts�察  �What   may   befall   him   to   his   harm   and   ours。   Therefore�察  �Lord 

Oxford�察�to prevent the worst�察�Forthwith we'll send him hence to Brittany�察�

Till storms be past of civil enmity。 OXFORD。 Ay�察�for if Edward repossess 

the crown�察�'Tis like that Richmond with the rest shall down。 SOMERSET。 

It shall be so�察�he shall to Brittany。 Come therefore�察�let's about it speedily。 

Exeunt 



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                          SCENE VII。 Before York 



    Flourish。  Enter   KING   EDWARD�察  �GLOUCESTER�察  �HASTINGS�察  �and 

soldiers 

       KING EDWARD。 Now�察�brother Richard�察�Lord Hastings�察�and the rest�察�

Yet thus far fortune maketh us amends�察�And says that once more I shall 

interchange My waned state for Henry's regal crown。 Well have we pass'd 

and now repass'd the seas�察�And brought desired help from Burgundy�察�What 

then remains�察�we being thus arriv'd From Ravenspurgh haven before the 

gates of York�察�But that we enter�察�as into our dukedom�拭�GLOUCESTER。 

The gates made fast� �Brother�察�I like not this�察�For many men that stumble at 

the threshold Are well foretold that danger lurks within。 KING EDWARD。 

Tush�察�man�察�abodements must not now affright us。 By fair or foul means we 

must   enter   in�察  �For   hither   will   our   friends   repair   to   us。   HASTINGS。   My 

liege�察�I'll knock once more to summon them。 

       Enter�察�on the walls�察�the MAYOR OF YORK and his BRETHREN 

       MAYOR。  My  lords�察 �we   were   forewarned   of   your   coming And   shut 

the gates for safety of ourselves�察�For now we owe allegiance unto Henry。 

KING EDWARD。 But�察�Master Mayor�察�if Henry be your King�察�Yet Edward 

at the least is Duke of York。 MAYOR。 True�察�my good lord�察�I know you for 

no less。 KING EDWARD。 Why�察�and I challenge nothing but my dukedom�察�

As being well content with that alone。 GLOUCESTER。 ��Aside�А�But when 

the fox hath once got in his nose�察�He'll soon find means to make the body 

follow。 HASTINGS。 Why�察�Master Mayor�察�why stand you in a doubt�拭�Open 

the   gates�察  �we   are   King   Henry's   friends。   MAYOR。  Ay�察  �say   you   so�拭  �The 

gates   shall   then   be   open'd。   ��He   descends�А  �GLOUCESTER。 A  wise   stout 

captain�察�and soon persuaded� �HASTINGS。 The good old man would fain 

that all were well�察�So 'twere not long of him�察�but being ent'red�察�I doubt not�察�

I�察�but we shall soon persuade Both him and all his brothers unto reason。 

       Enter�察�below�察�the MAYOR and two ALDERMEN 
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