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DERBY。 Welcome�察�brave Prince� �
KING EDWARD。 Welcome�察�Plantagenet� �
PRINCE EDWARD。
��Kneels and kisses his father's hand。�А�
First having done my duty as beseemed�察�Lords�察�I regreet you all with
hearty thanks。 And now�察�behold�察�after my winter's toil�察�My painful voyage
on the boisterous sea Of wars devouring gulfs and steely rocks�察�
I bring my fraught unto the wished port�察 �My Summer's hope�察 �my
travels' sweet reward�此�And here�察�with humble duty�察�I present This sacrifice�察�
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this first fruit of my sword�察 �Cropped and cut down even at the gate of
death�察�The king of Boheme�察 �father�察 �whom I slew�察�Whose thousands had
entrenched me round about�察�And lay as thick upon my battered crest�察�As
on an Anvil�察 �with their ponderous glaves�此 �Yet marble courage still did
underprop And when my weary arms�察�with often blows�察�Like the continual
laboring Wood´man's Axe That is enjoined to fell a load of Oaks�察�Began to
faulter�察�straight I would record My gifts you gave me�察�and my zealous vow�察�
And then new courage made me fresh again�察�That�察�in despite�察�I carved my
passage forth�察 �And put the multitude to speedy flight。 Lo�察 �thus hath
Edward's hand filled your request�察�And done�察�I hope�察�the duty of a Knight。
KING EDWARD。 Aye�察 �well thou hast deserved a knighthood�察 �Ned� �
And�察�therefore�察�with thy sword�察�yet reaking warm
��His Sword borne by a Soldier。�А�
With blood of those that fought to be thy bane。 Arise�察�Prince Edward�察�
trusty knight at arms�此 �This day thou hast confounded me with joy�察�And
proud thy self fit heir unto a king。
PRINCE EDWARD。 Here is a note�察�my gracious Lord�察�of those That
in this conflict of our foes were slain�此 �Eleven Princes of esteem�察 �Four
score Barons�察�A hundred and twenty knights�察�and thirty thousand Common
soldiers�察�and�察�of our men�察�a thousand。
KING EDWARD。 Our God be praised��Now�察�John of France�察�I hope�察�
Thou knowest King Edward for no wantoness�察�No love sick cockney�察�nor
his soldiers jades。 But which way is the fearful king escaped�拭�
PRINCE EDWARD。 Towards Poitiers�察�noble father�察�and his sons。
KING EDWARD。 Ned�察�thou and Audley shall pursue them still�察 �My
self and Derby will to Calice straight�察�And there be begirt that Haven town
with siege。 Now lies it on an upshot�察�therefore strike�察�And wistly follow�察�
whiles the game's on foot。 What Picture's this�拭�
PRINCE EDWARD。 A Pelican�察�my Lord�察�Wounding her bosom with
her crooked beak�察�That so her nest of young ones may be fed With drops
of blood that issue from her heart�察�The motto Sic & vos�察�'and so should
you'。
��Exeunt。�А�
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ACT IV。
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SCENE I。 Bretagne。 Camp of the English。
��Enter Lord Mountford with a Coronet in his hand�察�with him the Earl
of Salisbury。�А�
MOUNTFORD。 My Lord of Salisbury�察 �since by your aide Mine
enemy Sir Charles of Blois is slain�察�And I again am quietly possessed In
Brittain's Dukedom�察�know that I resolve�察�For this kind furtherance of your
king and you�察�To swear allegiance to his majesty�此�In sign whereof receive
this Coronet�察 �Bear it unto him�察 �and�察 �withal�察 �mine oath�察 �Never to be but
Edward's faithful friend。
SALISBURY。 I take it�察 �Mountfort。Thus�察 �I hope�察 �ere long The whole
Dominions of the Realm of France Will be surrendered to his conquering
hand。
��Exit Mountford。�А�
Now�察�if I knew but safely how to pass�察�I would at Calice gladly meet
his Grace�察�Whether I am by letters certified That he intends to have his
host removed。 It shall be so�察 �this policy will serve�此 �Ho�察 �whose
within��Bring Villiers to me。
��Enter Villiers。�А�
Villiers�察 �thou knowest�察 �thou art my prisoner�察 �And that I might for
ransom�察 �if I would�察 �Require of thee a hundred thousand Francs�察 �Or else
retain and keep thee captive still�此 �But so it is�察 �that for a smaller charge
Thou maist be quit�察�and if thou wilt thy self。 And this it is��Procure me but
a passport Of Charles�察�the Duke of Normandy�察�that I Without restraint may
have recourse to Callis Through all the Countries where he hath to do�察�
Which thou maist easily obtain�察�I think�察�By reason I have often heard thee
say�察�He and thou were students once together�此�And then thou shalt be set at
liberty。 How saiest thou�拭�wilt thou undertake to do it�拭�
VILLIERS。 I will�察�my Lord�察�but I must speak with him。
SALISBURY。 Why�察 �so thou shalt�察 �take Horse�察 �and post from hence�此�
Only before thou goest�察�swear by thy faith�察�That�察�if thou canst not compass
my desire�察 �Thou wilt return my prisoner back again�察 �And that shall be
sufficient warrant for me。
VILLIERS。 To that condition I agree�察�my Lord�察�And will unfainedly
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perform the same。
��Exit。�А�
SALISBURY。 Farewell�察�Villiers。 Thus once i mean to try a French
man's faith。
��Exit。�А�
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SCENE II。 Picardy。The English Camp before
Calais。
��Enter King Edward and Derby�察�with Soldiers。�А�
KING EDWARD。 Since they refuse our proffered league�察 �my Lord�察�
And will not ope their gates�察�and let us in�察�We will intrench our selves on
every side�察�That neither vituals nor supply of men May come to succour
this accursed town�此�Famine shall combat where our swords are stopped。
��Enter six poor Frenchmen。�А�
DERBY。 The promised aid�察�that made them stand aloof�察�Is now retired
and gone an other way�此�It will repent them of their stubborn will。 But what
are these poor ragged slaves�察�my Lord�拭�
KING EDWARD。 Ask what they are�察�it seems�察�they come from Callis。
DERBY。 You wretched patterns of despair and woe�察 �What are you�察�
living men or gliding ghosts�察 �Crept from your graves to walk upon the
earth�拭�
POOR。 No ghosts�察�my Lord�察�but men that breath a life Far worse than
is the quiet sleep of death�此�We are distressed poor inhabitants�察�That long
have been diseased�察 �sick�察 �and lame�察�And now�察 �because we are not fit to
serve�察�The Captain of the town hath thrust us forth�察�That so expense of
victuals may be saved。
KING EDWARD。A charitable deed�察�no doubt�察�and worthy praise� �But
how do you imagine then to speed�拭�We are your enemies�察�in such a case
We can no less but put ye to the sword�察�Since�察�when we proffered truce�察�it
was refused。
POOR。 And if your grace no otherwise vouchsafe�察�As welcome death
is unto us as life。
KING EDWARD。 Poor silly men�察�much wronged and more distressed� �
Go�察 �Derby�察 �go�察 �and see they be relieved�察 �Command that victuals be
appointed them�察�And give to every one five Crowns a piece。
��Exeunt Derby and Frenchmen。�А�
The Lion scorns to touch the yielding prey�察�And Edward's sword must
flesh it self in such As wilful stubbornness hath made perverse。
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��Enter Lord Percy。�А�
KING EDWARD。 Lord Percy� �welcome�此�what's the news in England�拭�
PERCY。 The Queen�察 �my Lord�察 �comes here to your Grace�察�And from
her highness and the Lord viceregent I bring this happy tidings of success�此�
David of Scotland�察�lately up in arms�察�Thinking�察�belike�察�he soonest should
prevail�察 �Your highness being absent from the Realm�察 �Is�察 �by the fruitful
service of your peers And painful travel of the Queen her self�察�That�察�big
with child�察 �was every day in arms�察 �Vanquished�察 �subdued�察 �and taken
prisoner。
KING EDWARD。 Thanks�察 �Percy�察 �for thy news�察 �with all my heart� �
What was he took him prisoner in the field�拭�
PERCY。 A Esquire�察�my Lord�察�John Copland is his name�此�Who since�察�
intreated by her Majesty�察�Denies to make surrender of his prize To any but
unto your grace alone�察�Whereat the Queen is grievously displeased。
KING EDWARD。 Well�察 �then we'll have a Pursiuvant despatched�察�To
summon Copland hither out of hand�察 �And with him he shall bring his
prisoner king。
PERCY。 The Queen's�察�my Lord�察�her self by this at Sea�察�And purposeth�察�
as soon as wind will serve�察�To land at Callis�察�and to visit you。
KING EDWARD。 She shall be welcome�察�and�察�to wait her coming�察�I'll
pitch my tent near to the sandy shore。
��Enter a French Captain。�А�
CAPTAIN。 The Burgesses of Callis�察�mighty king�察�Have by a counsel
willingly decreed To yield the town and Castle to your hands�察 �Upon
condition it will please your grace To grant them benefit of life and goods。
KING EDWARD。 They will so��Then�察 �belike�察 �they may command�察�
Dispose�察�elect�察�and govern as they list。 No�察�sirra�察�tell them�察�since they did
refuse Our princely clemency at first proclaimed�察�They shall not have it
now�察 �alth
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