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lords�察�those powers that the Queen Hath rais'd in Gallia have arriv'd our
coast And�察 �as we hear�察 �march on to fight with us。 CLARENCE。 A little
gale will soon disperse that cloud And blow it to the source from whence it
came�察 �Thy very beams will dry those vapours up�察 �For every cloud
engenders not a storm。 GLOUCESTER。 The Queen is valued thirty
thousand strong�察�And Somerset�察�with Oxford�察�fled to her。 If she have time
to breathe�察�be well assur'd Her faction will be full as strong as ours。 KING
EDWARD。 are advertis'd by our loving friends That they do hold their
course toward Tewksbury�察�We�察�having now the best at Barnet field�察�Will
thither straight�察 �for willingness rids way�察�And as we march our strength
will be augmented In every county as we go along。 Strike up the drum�察�cry
'Courage��' and away。 Exeunt
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SCENE IV。 Plains wear Tewksbury
Flourish。 March。 Enter QUEEN MARGARET�察 �PRINCE EDWARD�察�
SOMERSET�察�OXFORD�察�and SOLDIERS
QUEEN MARGARET。 Great lords�察�wise men ne'er sit and wail their
loss�察�But cheerly seek how to redress their harms。 What though the mast
be now blown overboard�察�The cable broke�察�the holding´anchor lost�察�And
half our sailors swallow'd in the flood�察�Yet lives our pilot still。 Is't meet
that he Should leave the helm and�察�like a fearful lad�察�With tearful eyes add
water to the sea And give more strength to that which hath too much�察�
Whiles�察 �in his moan�察 �the ship splits on the rock�察 �Which industry and
courage might have sav'd�拭�Ah�察�what a shame� �ah�察�what a fault were this� �
Say Warwick was our anchor�察�what of that�拭�And Montague our top´mast�察�
what of him�拭�Our slaught'red friends the tackles�察�what of these�拭�Why�察�is
not Oxford here another anchor�拭�And Somerset another goodly mast�拭�The
friends of France our shrouds and tacklings�拭�And�察�though unskilful�察�why
not Ned and I For once allow'd the skilful pilot's charge�拭�We will not from
the helm to sit and weep�察�But keep our course�察�though the rough wind say
no�察�From shelves and rocks that threaten us with wreck�察�As good to chide
the waves as speak them fair。 And what is Edward but a ruthless sea�拭�
What Clarence but a quicksand of deceit�拭�And Richard but a ragged fatal
rock�拭�All these the enemies to our poor bark。 Say you can swim�察�alas�察�'tis
but a while� �Tread on the sand�察�why�察�there you quickly sink。 Bestride the
rock�察 �the tide will wash you off�察 �Or else you famish´ that's a threefold
death。 This speak I�察�lords�察�to let you understand�察�If case some one of you
would fly from us�察�That there's no hop'd´for mercy with the brothers More
than with ruthless waves�察�with sands�察�and rocks。 Why�察�courage then� �What
cannot be avoided 'Twere childish weakness to lament or fear。 PRINCE
OF WALES。 Methinks a woman of this valiant spirit Should�察�if a coward
hear her speak these words�察�Infuse his breast with magnanimity And make
him naked foil a man´at´arms。 I speak not this as doubting any here�察�For
did I but suspect a fearful man�察�He should have leave to go away betimes�察�
Lest in our need he might infect another And make him of the like spirit to
himself。 If any such be here´ as God forbid� � Let him depart before we
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need his help。 OXFORD。 Women and children of so high a courage�察�And
warriors faint� �Why�察 �'twere perpetual shame。 O brave young Prince� �thy
famous grandfather Doth live again in thee。 Long mayst thou Eve To bear
his image and renew his glories� �SOMERSET。 And he that will not fight
for such a hope�察�Go home to bed and�察�like the owl by day�察�If he arise�察�be
mock'd and wond'red at。 QUEEN MARGARET。 Thanks�察�gentle Somerset�察�
sweet Oxford�察�thanks。 PRINCE OF WALES。 And take his thanks that yet
hath nothing else。
Enter a MESSENGER
MESSENGER。 Prepare you�察 �lords�察 �for Edward is at hand Ready to
fight�察�therefore be resolute。 OXFORD。 I thought no less。 It is his policy To
haste thus fast�察�to find us unprovided。 SOMERSET。 But he's deceiv'd�察�we
are in readiness。 QUEEN MARGARET。 This cheers my heart�察�to see your
forwardness。 OXFORD。 Here pitch our battle�察�hence we will not budge。
Flourish and march。 Enter�察 �at a distance�察 �KING EDWARD�察�
GLOUCESTER�察�CLARENCE�察�and soldiers
KING EDWARD。 Brave followers�察 �yonder stands the thorny wood
Which�察�by the heavens' assistance and your strength�察�Must by the roots be
hewn up yet ere night。 I need not add more fuel to your fire�察�For well I wot
ye blaze to burn them out。 Give signal to the fight�察 �and to it�察 �lords。
QUEEN MARGARET。 Lords�察�knights�察�and gentlemen�察�what I should say
My tears gainsay�察�for every word I speak�察�Ye see�察�I drink the water of my
eye。 Therefore�察�no more but this�此�Henry�察�your sovereign�察�Is prisoner to the
foe�察�his state usurp'd�察�His realm a slaughter´house�察�his subjects slain�察�His
statutes cancell'd�察 �and his treasure spent�察 �And yonder is the wolf that
makes this spoil。 You fight in justice。 Then�察 �in God's name�察 �lords�察 �Be
valiant�察�and give signal to the fight。 Alarum�察�retreat�察�excursions。 Exeunt
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SCENE V。 Another part of the field
Flourish。 Enter KING EDWARD�察�GLOUCESTER�察�CLARENCE�察�and
forces�察 �With QUEEN MARGARET�察 �OXFORD�察 �and SOMERSET�察�
prisoners
KING EDWARD。 Now here a period of tumultuous broils。 Away
with Oxford to Hames Castle straight�察 �For Somerset�察 �off with his guilty
head。 Go�察�bear them hence�察�I will not hear them speak。 OXFORD。 For my
part�察�I'll not trouble thee with words。 SOMERSET。 Nor I�察�but stoop with
patience to my fortune。 Exeunt OXFORD and SOMERSET�察 �guarded
QUEEN MARGARET。 So part we sadly in this troublous world�察�To meet
with joy in sweet Jerusalem。 KING EDWARD。 Is proclamation made that
who finds Edward Shall have a high reward�察 �and he his life�拭�
GLOUCESTER。 It is�察�and lo where youthful Edward comes。
Enter soldiers�察 �with PRINCE EDWARD KING EDWARD。 Bring
forth the gallant�察�let us hear him speak。 What�察�can so young a man begin to
prick�拭 �Edward�察 �what satisfaction canst thou make For bearing arms�察 �for
stirring up my subjects�察 �And all the trouble thou hast turn'd me to�拭�
PRINCE OF WALES。 Speak like a subject�察 �proud ambitious York。
Suppose that I am now my father's mouth�察�Resign thy chair�察�and where I
stand kneel thou�察 �Whilst I propose the self´same words to the Which�察�
traitor�察�thou wouldst have me answer to。 QUEEN MARGARET。 Ah�察�that
thy father had been so resolv'd� �GLOUCESTER。 That you might still have
worn the petticoat And ne'er have stol'n the breech from Lancaster。
PRINCE OF WALES。 Let Aesop fable in a winter's night�察 �His currish
riddle sorts not with this place。 GLOUCESTER。 By heaven�察 �brat�察 �I'll
plague ye for that word。 QUEEN MARGARET。 Ay�察�thou wast born to be a
plague to men。 GLOUCESTER。 For God's sake�察 �take away this captive
scold。 PRINCE OF WALES。 Nay�察 �take away this scolding crookback
rather。 KING EDWARD。 Peace�察�wilful boy�察�or I will charm your tongue。
CLARENCE。 Untutor'd lad�察�thou art too malapert。 PRINCE OF WALES。 I
know my duty�察�you are all undutiful。 Lascivious Edward�察�and thou perjur'd
George�察�And thou misshapen Dick�察�I tell ye all I am your better�察�traitors as
ye are�察�And thou usurp'st my father's right and mine。 KING EDWARD。
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Take that�察 �the likeness of this railer here。 ��Stabs him�А �GLOUCESTER。
Sprawl'st thou�拭 �Take that�察 �to end thy agony。 ��Stabs him�А �CLARENCE。
And there's for twitting me with perjury。 ��Stabs him�А �QUEEN
MARGARET。 O�察�kill me too� �GLOUCESTER。 Marry�察�and shall。 ��Offers
to kill her�А �KING EDWARD。 Hold�察 �Richard�察 �hold�察 �for we have done to
much。 GLOUCESTER。 Why should she live to fill the world with words�拭�
KING EDWARD。 What�察 �doth she swoon�拭 �Use means for her recovery。
GLOUCESTER。 Clarence�察�excuse me to the King my brother。 I'll hence to
London on a serious matter�察�Ere ye come there�察�be sure to hear some news。
CLARENCE。 What�拭�what�拭�GLOUCESTER。 The Tower� �the Tower� �Exit
QUEEN MARGARET。 O Ned�察 �sweet Ned�察 �speak to thy mother�察 �boy� �
Canst thou not speak�拭�O traitors� �murderers� �They that stabb'd Caesar shed
no blood at all�察 �Did not offend�察 �nor were not worthy blame�察 �If this foul
deed were by to equal it。 He was a man�此�this�察�in respect�察�a child�察�And men
ne'er spend their fury on a child。 What's worse than murderer�察�that I may
name it�拭�No�察�no�察�my heart will burst�察�an if I speak´ And I will speak�察�that
so my heart may burst。 Butchers and villains� �bloody cannibals� �How
sweet a plant have you untimely cropp'd� �You have no children�察�butchers�察�
if you had�察�The thought of them would have stirr'd up
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