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That are in Flanders�察�to solicit to The Emperour of Almaigne in our name。 

My self�察�whilst you are jointly thus employed�察�Will�察�with these forces that 

I have at hand�察�March�察�and once more repulse the traitorous Scot。 But�察�Sirs�察�

be resolute��we shall have wars On every side�察�and�察�Ned�察�thou must begin 

Now   to   forget   thy   study   and   thy   books�察  �And   ure   thy   shoulders   to   an 

Armor's weight。 

     PRINCE EDWARD。 As cheerful sounding to my youthful spleen This 

tumult is of war's increasing broils�察�As�察�at the Coronation of a king�察�The 

joyful   clamours   of   the   people   are�察  �When   Ave�察  �Caesar�   �they   pronounce 

aloud。 Within this school of honor I shall learn Either to sacrifice my foes 

to death�察�Or in a rightful quarrel spend my breath。 Then cheerfully forward�察�

each a several way�察�In great affairs tis nought to use delay。 

     ��Exeunt。�А�



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             SCENE II。 Roxborough。 Before the Castle。 



     ��Enter the Countess。�А�

     COUNTESS。 Alas�察�how much in vain my poor eyes gaze For succour 

that my sovereign should send� �Ah�察�cousin Mountague�察�I fear thou wants 

The   lively   spirit�察  �sharply   to   solicit   With   vehement   suit   the   king   in   my 

behalf�此�Thou dost not tell him�察�what a grief it is To be the scornful captive 

of   a   Scot�察  �Either   to   be   wooed   with   broad   untuned   oaths�察  �Or   forced   by 

rough insulting barbarism�察�Thou doest not tell him�察�if he here prevail�察�How 

much they will deride us in the North�察�And�察�in their wild�察�uncivil�察�skipping 

gigs�察  �Bray   forth   their   Conquest   and   our   overthrow   Even   in   the   barren�察�

bleak�察�and fruitless air。 

     ��Enter David and Douglas�察�Lorrain。�А�

     I must withdraw�察�the everlasting foe Comes to the wall�察�I'll closely step 

aside�察�And list their babble�察�blunt and full of pride。 

     KING       DAVID。      My     Lord    of   Lorrain�察   �to  our    brother    of  France 

Commend   us�察  �as   the   man   in   Christendom   That   we   most   reverence   and 

entirely   love。   Touching   your   embassage�察  �return   and   say�察  �That   we   with 

England will not enter parley�察�Nor never make fair weather�察�or take truce�察�

But   burn   their   neighbor   towns�察  �and   so   persist   With   eager   Rods   beyond 

their City York。 And never shall our bonny riders rest�察�Nor rusting canker 

have the time to eat Their light borne snaffles nor their nimble spurs�察�Nor 

lay aside their Jacks of Gymould mayle�察�Nor hang their staves of grained 

Scottish     ash   In  peaceful     wise   upon    their   City   walls�察  �Nor   from    their 

buttoned   tawny   leathern   belts   Dismiss   their   biting   whinyards�察  �till   your 

King Cry out��Enough�察�spare England now for pity� �Farewell�察�and tell him 

that   you   leave   us   here   Before   this   Castle�察  �say�察  �you   came   from  us�察  �Even 

when we had that yielded to our hands。 

     LORRAIN。   I   take   my   leave�察  �and   fairly   will   return   Your   acceptable 

greeting to my king。 

     ��Exit Lorrain。�А�

     KING      DAVID。      Now�察    �Douglas�察    �to  our   former    task   again�察  �For   the 

division of this certain spoil。 

     DOUGLAS。 My liege�察�I crave the Lady�察�and no more。 



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     KING DAVID。 Nay�察�soft ye�察�sir�察�first I must make my choice�察�And first 

I do bespeak her for my self。 

     DOUGLAS。 Why then�察�my liege�察�let me enjoy her jewels。 

     KING DAVID。 Those are her own�察�still liable to her�察�And who inherits 

her�察�hath those with all。 

     ��Enter a Scot in haste。�А�

     MESSENGER。 My liege�察�as we were pricking on the hills�察�To fetch in 

booty�察  �marching   hitherward�察�We   might descry  a  might   host of   men�察�The 

Sun�察 �reflecting on the   armour�察  �shewed A  field of   plate�察 �a   wood of   picks 

advanced。 Bethink your   highness speedily herein�此�An easy  march   within 

four hours will bring The hindmost rank unto this place�察�my liege。 

     KING DAVID。 Dislodge�察�dislodge� �it is the king of England。 

     DOUGLAS。 Jemmy�察�my man�察�saddle my bonny black。 

     KING DAVID。 Meanst thou to fight�察�Douglas�拭�we are too weak。 

     DOUGLAS。 I know it well�察�my liege�察�and therefore fly。 

     COUNTESS。 My Lords of Scotland�察�will ye stay and drink�拭�

     KING DAVID。 She mocks at us�察�Douglas�察�I cannot endure it。 

     COUNTESS。   Say�察  �good   my   Lord�察  �which   is   he   must   have   the   Lady�察�

And   which   her   jewels��I   am   sure�察  �my   Lords�察�Ye   will   not   hence�察  �till   you 

have shared the spoils。 

     KING DAVID。 She heard the messenger�察�and heard our talk�察�And now 

that comfort makes her scorn at us。 

     ��Another messenger。�А�

       MESSENGER。 Arm�察�my good Lord��O�察�we are all surprised� �

     COUNTESS。 After   the   French   ambassador�察  �my   liege�察 �And   tell   him�察�

that you dare not ride to York�察�Excuse it that your bonny horse is lame。 

     KING      DAVID。       She    heard    that   too�察  �intolerable    grief�   �Woman�察�

farewell��Although I do not stay。。。 

     ��Exeunt Scots。�А�

     COUNTESS。          Tis  not   for  fear�察 �and   yet  you   run   away。    O  happy 

comfort�察  �welcome   to   our   house�   �The   confident   and   boisterous   boasting 

Scot�察�That swore before my walls they would not back For all the armed 

power   of   this   land�察  �With   faceless   fear   that   ever   turns   his   back�察  �Turned 

hence against the blasting North´east wind Upon the bare report and name 



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of Arms。 

     ��Enter Mountague。�А�

    O Summer's day��See where my Cousin comes� �

    MOUNTAGUE。 How fares my Aunt��We are not Scots�察�Why do you 

shut your gates against your friends�拭�

    COUNTESS。 Well   may  I  give   a   welcome�察 �Cousin�察 �to   thee�察 �For   thou 

comst well to chase my foes from hence。 

    MOUNTAGUE。 The king himself is come in person hither�察�Dear Aunt�察�

descend�察�and gratulate his highness。 

    COUNTESS。 How may I entertain his Majesty�察�To shew my duty and 

his dignity�拭�

     ��Exit�察�from above。�А�

       ��Enter King Edward�察�Warwick�察�Artois�察�with others。�А�

    KING EDWARD。 What�察�are the stealing Foxes fled and gone�察�Before 

we could uncouple at their heels�拭�

    WARWICK。 They are�察�my liege�察�but�察�with a cheerful cry�察�Hot hounds 

and hardy chase them at the heels。 

     ��Enter Countess。�А�

    KING EDWARD。 This is the Countess�察�Warwick�察�is it not�拭�

    WARWICK。 Even she�察�my liege�察�whose beauty tyrants fear�察�As a May 

blossom with pernicious winds�察�Hath sullied�察�withered�察�overcast�察�and done。 

    KING EDWARD。 Hath she been fairer�察�Warwick�察�than she is�拭�

    WARWICK。 My gracious King�察�fair is she not at   all�察�If that her   self 

were by to stain her self�察�As I have scene her when she was her self。 

    KING EDWARD。 What strange enchantment lurked in those her eyes�察�

When they excelled this excellence they have�察�That now her dim decline 

hath power to draw My subject eyes from persing majesty�察�To gaze on her 

with doting admiration�拭�

    COUNTESS。 In duty lower than the ground I kneel�察�And for my dull 

knees bow my feeling heart�察�To witness my obedience to your highness�察�

With   many   millions   of   a   subject's   thanks   For   this   your   Royal   presence�察�

whose approach Hath driven war and danger from my gate。 

    KING   EDWARD。   Lady�察  �stand   up�察  �I   come   to   bring   thee   peace�察  �How 

ever thereby I have purchased war。 



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     COUNTESS。 No war to you�察�my liege�察�the Scots are gone�察�And gallop 

home toward Scotland with their hate。 

     KING EDWARD。 Least�察�yielding here�察�I pine in shameful love�察�Come�察�

we'll pursue the Scots��Artois�察�away� �

     COUNTESS。 A little while�察�my gracious sovereign�察�stay�察�And let the 

power of a mighty king Honor our roof�察�my husband in the wars�察�When he 

shall hear it�察�will triumph for joy�察�Then�察�dear my liege�察�now niggard not 

thy state�此�Being at the wall�察�enter our homely gate。 

     KING      EDWARD。         Pardon    me�察  �countess�察   �I  will   come    no   near�察  �I 

dreamed to night of treason�察�and I fear。 

     COUNTESS。 Far from this place let ugly treason lie� �

     KING      EDWARD。        No   farther   off�察 �than   her  conspiring    eye�察  �Which 

shoots infected poison in my heart�察�Beyond repulse of wit or cure of Art。 

Now�察�in the Sun alone it doth not lie�察�With light to take light from a mortal 

eye�察�For here two day stars that mine eyes would see More than the Sun 

steals   mine   own   light   from   me�察  �Contemplative   desire�察  �desire   to   be   In 

contemplation�察�that may master thee� �Warwick�察�Artois�察�to horse and let's 

away� �

     COUNTESS。 What might I speak to make my sovereign stay�拭�

     KING EDWARD。 What needs a tongue to such a speaking eye�察�That 

more persuades than winning Oratory�拭�

     COUNTESS。 Let not thy presence�察�like the April sun�察�Flatter our earth 

and suddenly be done。 More happy do not make our outward wall Than 

thou   wilt   grace   our   inner   house   withal。   Our   house�察  �my   liege�察  �is   like   a 

Country swain�察�Whose habit rude and manners blunt and plain Presageth 

nought�察  �yet   inly  beautified   With   bounties�察  �riches   and   faire   hidden   pride。 

For   where   the   golden   Ore   doth   buried   lie�察  �The   ground�察  �undecked   with 

nature's tapestry�察�Seems barren�察�sere�察�unfertile�察�fructless�察�dry�察�And where 

the upper  turf of  earth doth   boast His   pied perfumes   and party  coloured 

coat�察�Delve there�察�and find this issue and their pride To spring from or
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