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breach of faith。 Go�察�hang him��for thy license lies in me�察�And my constraint 

stands the excuse for thee。 

     CHARLES。 What�察�am I not a soldier in my word�拭�Then�察�arms�察�adieu�察�

and let them fight that list� �Shall I not give my girdle from my waste�察�But 

with a gardion I shall be controlled�察�To say I may not give my things away�拭�

Upon   my   soul�察  �had   Edward�察  �prince   of   Wales�察  �Engaged   his   word�察  �writ 

down   his   noble   hand   For   all   your   knights   to   pass   his   father's   land�察  �The 

royal king�察�to grace his warlike son�察�Would not alone safe conduct give to 

them�察�But with all bounty feasted them and theirs。 

     KING      JOHN。      Dwelst     thou    on   precedents��Then        be   it  so�  �Say�察�

Englishman�察�of what degree thou art。 

     SALISBURY。 An Earl in England�察�though a prisoner here�察�And those 

that know me�察�call me Salisbury。 

     KING JOHN。 Then�察�Salisbury�察�say whether thou art bound。 

     SALISBURY。 To Callice�察�where my liege�察�king Edward�察�is。 

     KING JOHN。 To Callice�察�Salisbury��Then�察�to Callice pack�察�And bid the 

king prepare a noble grave�察�To put his princely son�察�black Edward�察�in。 And 

as thou travelst westward from this place�察�Some two leagues hence there is 

a lofty hill�察�Whose top seems topless�察�for the embracing sky Doth hide his 

high head in her azure bosom�察�Upon whose tall top when thy foot attains�察�

Look back upon the humble vale beneath Humble of late�察�but now made 

proud     with   arms   And    thence    behold    the  wretched     prince   of  Wales�察�

Hooped with a bond of iron round about。 After which sight�察�to Callice spur 

amain�察�And say�察�the prince was smothered and not slain�此�And tell the king 

this is not all his ill�察�For I will greet him�察�ere he thinks I will。 Away�察�be 

gone�察  �the   smoke   but   of   our   shot Will   choke   our   foes�察 �though   bullets   hit 

them not。 

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     SCENE VI。 The same。 A Part of the Field of Battle。 



     ��Alarum。Enter prince Edward and Artois。�А�

       ARTOIS。 How fares your grace�拭�are you not shot�察�my Lord�拭�

    PRINCE EDWARD。 No�察�dear Artois�察�but choked with dust and smoke�察�

And stepped aside for breath and fresher air。 

    ARTOIS。   Breath�察  �then�察  �and   to   it   again��the   amazed   French Are   quite 

distract   with   gazing   on   the   crows�察�And�察  �were   our   quivers   full   of   shafts 

again�察�Your grace should see a glorious day of this�此�O�察�for more arrows�察�

Lord�察�that's our want。 

    PRINCE EDWARD。 Courage�察�Artois� �a fig for feathered shafts�察�When 

feathered fowls do bandy on our side� �What need we fight�察�and sweat�察�and 

keep a coil�察�When railing crows outscold our adversaries�拭�Up�察�up�察�Artois� �

the ground it self is armed With Fire containing flint�察�command our bows 

To hurl away their pretty colored Ew�察�And to it with stones��away�察�Artois�察�

away� �My soul doth prophecy we win the day。 

     ��Exeunt。�А�



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     SCENE VII。 The same。 Another Part of the Field of 



                                        Battle。 



     ��Alarum。Enter King John。�А�

     KING       JOHN。      Our    multitudes     are   in   themselves      confounded�察�

Dismayed�察�and distraught�察�swift starting fear Hath buzzed a cold dismay 

through   all   our   army�察  �And   every   petty   disadvantage   prompts   The   fear 

possessed abject soul to fly。 My self�察�whose spirit is steel to their dull lead�察�

What   with   recalling   of   the   prophecy�察  �And   that   our   native   stones   from 

English arms Rebel against us�察�find myself attainted With strong surprise 

of weak and yielding fear。 

     ��Enter Charles。�А�

     CHARLES。 Fly�察�father�察�fly� �the French do kill the French�察�Some that 

would   stand   let   drive   at   some   that   fly�察  �Our   drums   strike   nothing   but 

discouragement�察�Our trumpets sound dishonor and retire�察�The spirit of fear�察�

that feareth nought but death�察�Cowardly works confusion on it self。 

     ��Enter Phillip。�А�

     PHILLIP。 Pluck out your eyes�察�and see not this day's shame� �An arm 

hath beat an army�察�one poor David Hath with a stone foiled twenty stout 

Goliahs�察  �Some   twenty   naked   starvelings   with   small   flints�察  �Hath   driven 

back a puissant host of men�察�Arrayed and fenced in all accomplements。 

     KING JOHN。 Mordieu�察�they quait at us�察�and kill us up�察�No less than 

forty   thousand   wicked   elders   Have   forty   lean   slaves   this   day   stoned   to 

death。 

     CHARLES。 O�察�that I were some other countryman� �This day hath set 

derision on the French�察�And all the world will blurt and scorn at us。 

     KING JOHN。 What�察�is there no hope left�拭�

     PHILLIP。 No hope�察�but death�察�to bury up our shame。 

     KING JOHN。 Make up once more with me�察�the twentieth part Of those 

that live�察�are men inow to quail The feeble handful on the adverse part。 

     CHARLES。 Then charge again��if heaven be not opposed�察�We   cannot 

lose the day。 

     KING JOHN。 On�察�away� �



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��Exeunt。�А�



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     SCENE VIII。The same。Another Part of the Field of 



                                      Battle。 



     ��Enter Audley�察�wounded�察�& rescued by two squires。�А�

    ESQUIRE。 How fares my Lord�拭�

    AUDLEY。 Even as a man may do�察�That dines at such a bloody feast as 

this。 

    ESQUIRE。 I hope�察�my Lord�察�that is no mortal scar。 

    AUDLEY。 No matter�察�if it be�察�the count is cast�察�And�察�in the worst�察�ends 

but a mortal man。 Good friends�察�convey me to the princely Edward�察�That 

in the crimson bravery of my blood I may become him with saluting him。 

I'll   smile�察  �and   tell   him�察  �that   this   open   scar   Doth   end   the   harvest   of   his 

Audley's war。 

     ��Exeunt。�А�



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             SCENE IX。 The same。 The English Camp。 



     ��Enter    prince   Edward�察    �King    John�察  �Charles�察  �and   all�察 �with   Ensigns 

spread。�А�

     PRINCE   EDWARD。   Now�察  �John   in   France�察  �&   lately   John   of   France�察�

Thy   bloody   Ensigns      are  my   captive    colours�察  �And    you�察  �high  vaunting 

Charles of Normandy�察�That once to day sent me a horse to fly�察�Are now the 

subjects of my clemency。 Fie�察�Lords�察�is it not a shame that English boys�察�

Whose early days are yet not worth a beard�察�Should in the bosom of your 

kingdom thus�察�One against twenty�察�beat you up together�拭�

     KING JOHN。 Thy fortune�察�not thy force�察�hath conquered us。 

     PRINCE EDWARD。 An argument that heaven aides the right。 

     ��Enter Artois with Phillip。�А�

     See�察�see�察�Artois doth bring with him along The late good counsel giver 

to my soul。 Welcome�察�Artois�察�and welcome�察�Phillip�察�too�此�Who now of you 

or I have need to pray�拭�Now is the proverb verified in you�察�'Too bright a 

morning breeds a louring day。' 

     ��Sound Trumpets。Enter Audley。�А�

     But say�察�what grim discouragement comes here� �Alas�察�what thousand 

armed men of France Have writ that note of death in Audley's face�拭�Speak�察�

thou that wooest death with thy careless smile�察�And lookst so merrily upon 

thy   grave�察�As   if   thou   were   enamored   on   thine   end�此  �What   hungry   sword 

hath so bereaved thy face�察�And lopped a true friend from my loving soul�拭�

     AUDLEY。        O   Prince�察  �thy  sweet    bemoaning     speech    to  me    Is  as  a 

mournful knell to one dead sick。 

     PRINCE EDWARD。 Dear Audley�察�if my tongue ring out thy end�察�My 

arms shall be thy grave��what may I do To win thy life�察�or to revenge thy 

death�拭   �If  thou   wilt  drink   the  blood   of  captive   kings�察  �Or   that  it  were 

restorative�察  �command A  Health of   kings'   blood�察  �and   I'll   drink   to thee�察  �If 

honor may dispense for thee with death�察�The never dying honor of this day 

Share wholly�察�Audley�察�to thy self�察�and live。 

     AUDLEY。 Victorious Prince��that thou art so�察�behold A Caesar's fame 

in king's captivity If I could hold him death but at a bay�察�Till I did see my 

liege thy royal father�察�My soul should yield this Castle of my flesh�察�This 



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mangled   tribute�察  �with   all   willingness�察  �To   darkness�察  �consummation�察  �dust�察�

and Worms。 

     PRINCE EDWARD。 Cheerily�察�bold man�察�thy soul is all too proud To 

yield her City for one little breach�察�Should be divorced from her earthly 

spouse By the soft temper of a French man's sword�拭�Lo�察�to repair thy life�察�

I give to thee Three thousand Marks a year in English land。 

     AUDLEY。   I   take   thy   gift�察  �to   pay   the   debts   I   owe�此  �These   two   poor 

Esquires redeemed me from the French With lusty & dear hazard of their 

lives�此�What thou hast given me�察�I give to them�察�And�察�as thou lovest me�察�

prince�察�lay thy consent To this bequeath in my last testament。 

     PRINCE EDWARD。 Renowned Audley�察�live�察�and have from me This 

gift twice doubled to these Esquires and thee�此�But live or die�察�what thou 

hast   given   away   To   these   and   theirs   shall   lasting   freedom   stay。   Come�察�

gentlemen�察�I will see my friend bestowed With in an easy Litter�察�then we'll 

march Proudly toward Callis�察�with triumphant pace�察�Unto my royal father�察�

and there bring The tribute of my wars�察�fair France his king。 

     ��Exit。�А�



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