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KING RICHARD THE SECOND
weep the fire out�察�And some will mourn in ashes�察�some coal´black�察�For the
deposing of a rightful king。
Enter NORTHUMBERLAND attended
NORTHUMBERLAND。 My lord�察 �the mind of Bolingbroke is
chang'd�察�You must to Pomfret�察�not unto the Tower。 And�察�madam�察�there is
order ta'en for you�此�With all swift speed you must away to France。 KING
RICHARD。 Northumberland�察 �thou ladder wherewithal The mounting
Bolingbroke ascends my throne�察�The time shall not be many hours of age
More than it is�察 �ere foul sin gathering head Shall break into corruption。
Thou shalt think Though he divide the realm and give thee half It is too
little�察�helping him to all�察�And he shall think that thou�察�which knowest the
way To plant unrightful kings�察�wilt know again�察�Being ne'er so little urg'd�察�
another way To pluck him headlong from the usurped throne。 The love of
wicked men converts to fear�察�That fear to hate�察�and hate turns one or both
To worthy danger and deserved death。 NORTHUMBERLAND。 My guilt
be on my head�察�and there an end。 Take leave�察�and part�察�for you must part
forthwith。 KING RICHARD。 Doubly divorc'd� �Bad men�察 �you violate A
twofold marriage´'twixt my crown and me�察�And then betwixt me and my
married wife。 Let me unkiss the oath 'twixt thee and me�察�And yet not so�察�
for with a kiss 'twas made。 Part us�察�Northumberland�察�I towards the north�察�
Where shivering cold and sickness pines the clime�察 �My wife to France�察�
from whence set forth in pomp�察�She came adorned hither like sweet May�察�
Sent back like Hallowmas or short'st of day。 QUEEN。 And must we be
divided�拭�Must we part�拭�KING RICHARD。 Ay�察�hand from hand�察�my love�察�
and heart from heart。 QUEEN。 Banish us both�察�and send the King with me。
NORTHUMBERLAND。 That were some love�察�but little policy。 QUEEN。
Then whither he goes thither let me go。 KING RICHARD。 So two�察�
together weeping�察�make one woe。 Weep thou for me in France�察�I for thee
here�察�Better far off than near�察 �be ne'er the near。 Go�察�count thy way with
sighs�察�I mine with groans。 QUEEN。 So longest way shall have the longest
moans。 KING RICHARD。 Twice for one step I'll groan�察 �the way being
short�察�And piece the way out with a heavy heart。 Come�察�come�察�in wooing
sorrow let's be brief�察�Since�察�wedding it�察�there is such length in grief。 One
kiss shall stop our mouths�察�and dumbly part�察�Thus give I mine�察�and thus
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take I thy heart。 QUEEN。 Give me mine own again�察�'twere no good part To
take on me to keep and kill thy heart。 So�察�now I have mine own again�察�be
gone。 That I may strive to kill it with a groan。 KING RICHARD。 We make
woe wanton with this fond delay。 Once more�察�adieu�察�the rest let sorrow say。
Exeunt
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SCENE 2。 The DUKE OF YORK's palace
Enter the DUKE OF YORK and the DUCHESS
DUCHESS。 My Lord�察 �you told me you would tell the rest�察 �When
weeping made you break the story off�察�Of our two cousins' coming into
London。 YORK。 Where did I leave�拭�DUCHESS。 At that sad stop�察�my lord�察�
Where rude misgoverned hands from windows' tops Threw dust and
rubbish on King Richard's head。 YORK。 Then�察�as I said�察�the Duke�察�great
Bolingbroke�察�Mounted upon a hot and fiery steed Which his aspiring rider
seem'd to know�察�With slow but stately pace kept on his course�察�Whilst all
tongues cried 'God save thee�察�Bolingbroke��' You would have thought the
very windows spake�察 �So many greedy looks of young and old Through
casements darted their desiring eyes Upon his visage�察�and that all the walls
With painted imagery had said at once 'Jesu preserve thee� �Welcome�察�
Bolingbroke��' Whilst he�察 �from the one side to the other turning�察�
Bareheaded�察 �lower than his proud steed's neck�察 �Bespake them thus�察 �'I
thank you�察 �countrymen。' And thus still doing�察 �thus he pass'd along。
DUCHESS。 Alack�察�poor Richard� �where rode he the whilst�拭�YORK。 As in
a theatre the eyes of men After a well´grac'd actor leaves the stage Are idly
bent on him that enters next�察�Thinking his prattle to be tedious�察�Even so�察�or
with much more contempt�察 �men's eyes Did scowl on gentle Richard�察 �no
man cried 'God save him��' No joyful tongue gave him his welcome home�察�
But dust was thrown upon his sacred head�察�Which with such gentle sorrow
he shook off�察�His face still combating with tears and smiles�察�The badges of
his grief and patience�察�That had not God�察�for some strong purpose�察�steel'd
The hearts of men�察�they must perforce have melted�察�And barbarism itself
have pitied him。 But heaven hath a hand in these events�察�To whose high
will we bound our calm contents。 To Bolingbroke are we sworn subjects
now�察�Whose state and honour I for aye allow。 DUCHESS。 Here comes my
son Aumerle。 YORK。 Aumerle that was But that is lost for being Richard's
friend�察�And madam�察�you must call him Rudand now。 I am in Parliament
pledge for his truth And lasting fealty to the new´made king。
Enter AUMERLE
DUCHESS。 Welcome�察�my son。 Who are the violets now That strew
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the green lap of the new come spring�拭�AUMERLE。 Madam�察�I know not�察�
nor I greatly care not。 God knows I had as lief be none as one。 YORK。
Well�察�bear you well in this new spring of time�察�Lest you be cropp'd before
you come to prime。 What news from Oxford�拭�Do these justs and triumphs
hold�拭�AUMERLE。 For aught I know�察�my lord�察�they do。 YORK。 You will
be there�察�I know。 AUMERLE。 If God prevent not�察�I purpose so。 YORK。
What seal is that that without thy bosom�拭�Yea�察�look'st thou pale�拭�Let me
see the writing。 AUMERLE。 My lord�察�'tis nothing。 YORK。 No matter�察�then�察�
who see it。 I will be satisfied�察 �let me see the writing。 AUMERLE。 I do
beseech your Grace to pardon me�察 �It is a matter of small consequence
Which for some reasons I would not have seen。 YORK。 Which for some
reasons�察�sir�察�I mean to see。 I fear�察�I fear´ DUCHESS。 What should you fear�拭�
'Tis nothing but some bond that he is ent'red into For gay apparel 'gainst
the triumph´day。 YORK。 Bound to himself� �What doth he with a bond
That he is bound to�拭�Wife�察 �thou art a fool。 Boy�察 �let me see the writing。
AUMERLE。 I do beseech you�察�pardon me�察�I may not show it。 YORK。 I
will be satisfied�察�let me see it�察�I say。 ��He plucks it out of his bosom�察�and
reads it�А�Treason�察�foul treason� �Villain� �traitor� �slave� �DUCHESS。 What is
the matter�察�my lord�拭�YORK。 Ho� �who is within there�拭�
Enter a servant
Saddle my horse。 God for his mercy�察 �what treachery is here� �
DUCHESS。 Why�察�York�察�what is it�察�my lord�拭�YORK。 Give me my boots�察�I
say�察�saddle my horse。 Exit servant Now�察�by mine honour�察�by my life�察�my
troth�察�I will appeach the villain。 DUCHESS。 What is the matter�拭�YORK。
Peace�察�foolish woman。 DUCHESS。 I will not peace。 What is the matter�察�
Aumerle�拭�AUMERLE。 Good mother�察�be content�察�it is no more Than my
poor life must answer。 DUCHESS。 Thy life answer� �YORK。 Bring me my
boots。 I will unto the King。
His man enters with his boots
DUCHESS。 Strike him�察�Aumerle。 Poor boy�察�thou art amaz'd。 Hence�察�
villain� �never more come in my sight。 YORK。 Give me my boots�察�I say。
DUCHESS。 Why�察�York�察�what wilt thou do�拭�Wilt thou not hide the trespass
of thine own�拭 �Have we more sons�拭 �or are we like to have�拭 �Is not my
teeming date drunk up with time�拭�And wilt thou pluck my fair son from
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mine age And rob me of a happy mother's name�拭�Is he not like thee�拭�Is he
not thine own�拭 �YORK。 Thou fond mad woman�察 �Wilt thou conceal this
dark conspiracy�拭 �A dozen of them here have ta'en the sacrament�察 �And
interchangeably set down their hands To kill the King at Oxford。
DUCHESS。 He shall be none�察�We'll keep him here。 Then what is that to
him�拭�YORK。 Away�察�fond woman� �were he twenty times my son I would
appeach him。 DUCHESS。 Hadst thou groan'd for him As I have done�察�thou
wouldst be more pitiful。 But now I know thy mind�此�thou dost suspect That
I have been disloyal to thy bed And that he is a bastard�察�not thy son。 Sweet
York�察�sweet husband�察�be not of that mind。 He is as like thee as a man may
be Not like to me�察�or any of my kin�察�And yet I love him。 YORK。 Make
way�察 �unruly woman� �Exit DUCHESS。 After�察�Aumerle� �Mount thee upon
his horse�察�Spur post�察�and get before him to the King�察�And beg thy pardon
ere he do accuse thee。 I'll not be long behind�察�though I be old�察�I doubt not
but to ride as fast as York�察�And never will I rise up from the ground Till
Bolingbroke have pardon'd thee。 Away�察�be gone。 Exeunt
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SCENE 3。 Windsor Castle
Enter BOLINGBROKE as King�察�PERCY�察�and other LORDS
BOLINGBROKE。 Can no man tell me of my unthrifty son�拭�'Tis full
three months since I did see him last。 If any plague hang over us�察�'tis he。 I
would to God�察�my lords�察�he might be found。 Inquire at
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