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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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