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in your castle。 She is hard by with twenty thousand men�察�And therefore
fortify your hold�察�my lord。 YORK。 Ay�察�with my sword。 What� �think'st thou
that we fear them�拭 �Edward and Richard�察 �you shall stay with me�察 �My
brother Montague shall post to London。 Let noble Warwick�察�Cobham�察�and
the rest�察�Whom we have left protectors of the King�察�With pow'rful policy
strengthen themselves And trust not simple Henry nor his oaths。
MONTAGUE。 Brother�察 �I go�察 �I'll win them�察 �fear it not。 And thus most
humbly I do take my leave。 Exit
Enter SIR JOHN and SIR HUGH MORTIMER
YORK。 Sir john and Sir Hugh Mortimer�察�mine uncles� �You are come
to Sandal in a happy hour�察�The army of the Queen mean to besiege us。 SIR
JOHN。 She shall not need�察�we'll meet her in the field。 YORK。 What�察�with
five thousand men�拭�RICHARD。 Ay�察�with five hundred�察�father�察�for a need。
A woman's general�察�what should we fear�拭。�A march afar off�А�EDWARD。 I
hear their drums。 Let's set our men in order�察�And issue forth and bid them
battle straight。 YORK。 Five men to twenty� �Though the odds be great�察�I
doubt not�察�uncle�察�of our victory。 Many a battle have I won in France�察�When
as the enemy hath been ten to one�察�Why should I not now have the like
success�拭�Exeunt
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SCENE III。 Field of battle between Sandal Castle
and Wakefield
Alarum。 Enter RUTLAND and his TUTOR
RUTLAND。 Ah�察�whither shall I fly to scape their hands�拭�Ah�察�tutor�察�
look where bloody Clifford comes� �
Enter CLIFFORD and soldiers
CLIFFORD。 Chaplain�察 �away� �Thy priesthood saves thy life。 As for
the brat of this accursed duke�察�Whose father slew my father�察�he shall die。
TUTOR。 And I�察 �my lord�察�will bear him company。 CLIFFORD。 Soldiers�察�
away with him� �TUTOR。 Ah�察�Clifford�察�murder not this innocent child�察�Lest
thou be hated both of God and man。 Exit�察 �forced off by soldiers
CLIFFORD。 How now�察�is he dead already�拭�Or is it fear That makes him
close his eyes�拭�I'll open them。 RUTLAND。 So looks the pent´up lion o'er
the wretch That trembles under his devouring paws�察 �And so he walks�察�
insulting o'er his prey�察�And so he comes�察 �to rend his limbs asunder。 Ah�察�
gentle Clifford�察 �kill me with thy sword�察 �And not with such a cruel
threat'ning look� �Sweet Clifford�察 �hear me speak before I die。 I am too
mean a subject for thy wrath�察�Be thou reveng'd on men�察�and let me live。
CLIFFORD。 In vain thou speak'st�察 �poor boy�察 �my father's blood Hath
stopp'd the passage where thy words should enter。 RUTLAND。 Then let
my father's blood open it again�此�He is a man�察�and�察�Clifford�察�cope with him。
CLIFFORD。 Had I thy brethren here�察 �their lives and thine Were not
revenge sufficient for me�察�No�察�if I digg'd up thy forefathers' graves And
hung their rotten coffins up in chains�察�It could not slake mine ire nor ease
my heart。 The sight of any of the house of York Is as a fury to torment my
soul�察�And till I root out their accursed line And leave not one alive�察�I live
in hell。 Therefore´ RUTLAND。 O�察�let me pray before I take my death� �To
thee I pray�此�sweet Clifford�察�pity me。 CLIFFORD。 Such pity as my rapier's
point affords。 RUTLAND。 I never did thee harm�察�why wilt thou slay me�拭�
CLIFFORD。 Thy father hath。 RUTLAND。 But 'twas ere I was born。 Thou
hast one son�察�for his sake pity me�察�Lest in revenge thereof�察�sith God is just�察�
He be as miserably slain as I。 Ah�察�let me live in prison all my days�察�And
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when I give occasion of offence Then let me die�察 �for now thou hast no
cause。 CLIFFORD。 No cause� �Thy father slew my father�察�therefore�察�die。
��Stabs him�А �RUTLAND。 Di faciant laudis summa sit ista tuae� 。�Dies�А�
CLIFFORD。 Plantagenet�察 �I come�察 �Plantagenet�察�And this thy son's blood
cleaving to my blade Shall rust upon my weapon�察�till thy blood�察�Congeal'd
with this�察�do make me wipe off both。 Exit
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SCENE IV。 Another part of the field
Alarum。 Enter the DUKE OF YORK
YORK。 The army of the Queen hath got the field。 My uncles both are
slain in rescuing me�察�And all my followers to the eager foe Turn back and
fly�察�like ships before the wind�察�Or lambs pursu'd by hunger´starved wolves。
My sons´ God knows what hath bechanced them�察�But this I know´ they
have demean'd themselves Like men born to renown by life or death。
Three times did Richard make a lane to me�察�And thrice cried 'Courage�察�
father� �fight it out。' And full as oft came Edward to my side With purple
falchion�察 �painted to the hilt In blood of those that had encount'red him。
And when the hardiest warriors did retire�察�Richard cried 'Charge�察�and give
no foot of ground��' And cried 'A crown�察�or else a glorious tomb� �A sceptre�察�
or an earthly sepulchre��' With this we charg'd again�察 �but out alas� �We
bodg'd again�察�as I have seen a swan With bootless labour swim against the
tide And spend her strength with over´matching waves。 ��A short alarum
within�А�Ah�察�hark� �The fatal followers do pursue�察�And I am faint and cannot
fly their fury�察�And were I strong�察�I would not shun their fury。 The sands are
numb'red that make up my life�察�Here must I stay�察�and here my life must
end。
Enter QUEEN MARGARET�察 �CLIFFORD�察 �NORTHUMBERLAND�察�
the PRINCE OF WALES�察�and soldiers
Come�察 �bloody Clifford�察 �rough Northumberland�察 �I dare your
quenchless fury to more rage�察 �I am your butt�察 �and I abide your shot。
NORTHUMBERLAND。 Yield to our mercy�察 �proud Plantagenet。
CLIFFORD。 Ay�察 �to such mercy as his ruthless arm With downright
payment show'd unto my father。 Now Phaethon hath tumbled from his car�察�
And made an evening at the noontide prick。 YORK。 My ashes�察 �as the
phoenix�察�may bring forth A bird that will revenge upon you all�察�And in that
hope I throw mine eyes to heaven�察�Scorning whate'er you can afflict me
with。 Why come you not�拭 �What� �multitudes�察 �and fear�拭 �CLIFFORD。 So
cowards fight when they can fly no further�察�So doves do peck the falcon's
piercing talons�察 �So desperate thieves�察 �all hopeless of their lives�察 �Breathe
out invectives 'gainst the officers。 YORK。 O Clifford�察 �but bethink thee
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once again�察�And in thy thought o'errun my former time�察�And�察�if thou canst
for blushing�察 �view this face�察�And bite thy tongue that slanders him with
cowardice Whose frown hath made thee faint and fly ere this� �CLIFFORD。
I will not bandy with thee word for word�察 �But buckler with thee blows�察�
twice two for one。 QUEEN MARGARET。 Hold�察 �valiant Clifford�察 �for a
thousand causes I would prolong awhile the traitor's life。 Wrath makes him
deaf�察 �speak thou�察 �Northumberland。 NORTHUMBERLAND。 Hold�察�
Clifford� �do not honour him so much To prick thy finger�察�though to wound
his heart。 What valour were it�察�when a cur doth grin�察�For one to thrust his
hand between his teeth�察�When he might spurn him with his foot away�拭�It is
war's prize to take all vantages�察�And ten to one is no impeach of valour。
��They lay hands on YORK�察�who struggles�А�CLIFFORD。 Ay�察�ay�察�so strives
the woodcock with the gin。 NORTHUMBERLAND。 So doth the cony
struggle in the net。 YORK。 So triumph thieves upon their conquer'd booty�察�
So true men yield�察�with robbers so o'er´match'd。 NORTHUMBERLAND。
What would your Grace have done unto him now�拭�QUEEN MARGARET。
Brave warriors�察 �Clifford and Northumberland�察 �Come�察 �make him stand
upon this molehill here That raught at mountains with outstretched arms�察�
Yet parted but the shadow with his hand。 What�察�was it you that would be
England's king�拭 �Was't you that revell'd in our parliament And made a
preachment of your high descent�拭�Where are your mess of sons to back
you now�拭 �The wanton Edward and the lusty George�拭�And where's that
valiant crook´back prodigy�察�Dicky your boy�察�that with his grumbling voice
Was wont to cheer his dad in mutinies�拭�Or�察�with the rest�察�where is your
darling Rutland�拭 �Look�察 �York�此 �I stain'd this napkin with the blood That
valiant Clifford with his rapier's point Made issue from the bosom of the
boy�察�And if thine eyes can water for his death�察�I give thee this to dry thy
cheeks withal。 Alas�察�poor York� �but that I hate thee deadly�察�I should lament
thy miserable state。 I prithee grieve to make me merry�察�York。 What�察�hath
thy fiery heart so parch'd thine entrails That not a tear can fall for
Rutland's death�拭�Why art thou patient�察�man�拭�Thou shouldst be mad�察�And I
to make thee mad do mock thee thus。 Stamp�察�rave�察�and fret�察�that I may sing
and dance。 Thou wouldst be fee'd�察�I see�察�to make me sport�察�York cannot
speak unless he wear a crown。 A crown for York� �and�察�lords�察�bow low to
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