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would to God�察�my lords�察�he might be found。 Inquire at London�察�'mongst
the taverns there�察 �For there�察 �they say�察 �he daily doth frequent With
unrestrained loose companions�察 �Even such�察 �they say�察 �as stand in narrow
lanes And beat our watch and rob our passengers�察 �Which he�察 �young
wanton and effeminate boy�察�Takes on the point of honour to support So
dissolute a crew。 PERCY。 My lord�察�some two days since I saw the Prince�察�
And told him of those triumphs held at Oxford。 BOLINGBROKE。 And
what said the gallant�拭�PERCY。 His answer was�察�he would unto the stews�察�
And from the common'st creature pluck a glove And wear it as a favour�察�
and with that He would unhorse the lustiest challenger。 BOLINGBROKE。
As dissolute as desperate�察 �yet through both I see some sparks of better
hope�察�which elder years May happily bring forth。 But who comes here�拭�
Enter AUMERLE amazed
AUMERLE。 Where is the King�拭�BOLINGBROKE。 What means our
cousin that he stares and looks So wildly�拭�AUMERLE。 God save your
Grace� �I do beseech your Majesty�察 �To have some conference with your
Grace alone。 BOLINGBROKE。 Withdraw yourselves�察 �and leave us here
alone。 Exeunt PERCY and LORDS What is the matter with our cousin
now�拭�AUMERLE。 For ever may my knees grow to the earth�察。�Kneels�А�My
tongue cleave to my roof within my mouth�察�Unless a pardon ere I rise or
speak。 BOLINGBROKE。 Intended or committed was this fault�拭�If on the
first�察 �how heinous e'er it be�察 �To win thy after´love I pardon thee。
AUMERLE。 Then give me leave that I may turn the key�察 �That no man
enter till my tale be done。 BOLINGBROKE。 Have thy desire。 ��The DUKE
OF YORK knocks at the door and crieth�А �YORK。 ��Within�А �My liege�察�
beware�察 �look to thyself�察 �Thou hast a traitor in thy presence there。
BOLINGBROKE。 ��Drawing�А �Villain�察 �I'll make thee safe。 AUMERLE。
Stay thy revengeful hand�察 �thou hast no cause to fear。 YORK。 ��Within�А�
Open the door�察�secure�察�foolhardy King。 Shall I�察�for love�察�speak treason to
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thy face�拭�Open the door�察�or I will break it open。
Enter YORK
BOLINGBROKE。 What is the matter�察�uncle�拭�Speak�察�Recover breath�察�
tell us how near is danger�察�That we may arm us to encounter it。 YORK。
Peruse this writing here�察�and thou shalt know The treason that my haste
forbids me show。 AUMERLE。 Remember�察 �as thou read'st�察 �thy promise
pass'd。 I do repent me�察 �read not my name there�察 �My heart is not
confederate with my hand。 YORK。 It was�察�villain�察�ere thy hand did set it
down。 I tore it from the traitor's bosom�察�King�察�Fear�察�and not love�察�begets
his penitence。 Forget to pity him�察 �lest thy pity prove A serpent that will
sting thee to the heart。 BOLINGBROKE。 O heinous�察 �strong�察 �and bold
conspiracy� �O loyal father of a treacherous son� �Thou sheer�察�immaculate�察�
and silver fountain�察 �From whence this stream through muddy passages
Hath held his current and defil'd himself� �Thy overflow of good converts
to bad�察�And thy abundant goodness shall excuse This deadly blot in thy
digressing son。 YORK。 So shall my virtue be his vice's bawd�察�And he shall
spend mine honour with his shame�察 �As thriftless sons their scraping
fathers' gold。 Mine honour lives when his dishonour dies�察�Or my sham'd
life in his dishonour lies。 Thou kill'st me in his life�察�giving him breath�察�The
traitor lives�察�the true man's put to death。 DUCHESS。 ��Within�А�I What ho�察�
my liege�察�for God's sake�察�let me in。 BOLINGBROKE。 What shrill´voic'd
suppliant makes this eager cry�拭�DUCHESS。 ��Within�А�A woman�察�and thine
aunt�察�great King�察�'tis I。 Speak with me�察�pity me�察�open the door。 A beggar
begs that never begg'd before。 BOLINGBROKE。 Our scene is alt'red from
a serious thing�察 �And now chang'd to 'The Beggar and the King。' My
dangerous cousin�察�let your mother in。 I know she is come to pray for your
foul sin。 YORK。 If thou do pardon whosoever pray�察 �More sins for this
forgiveness prosper may。 This fest'red joint cut off�察 �the rest rest sound�察�
This let alone will all the rest confound。
Enter DUCHESS DUCHESS。 O King�察�believe not this hard´hearted
man� �Love loving not itself�察�none other can。 YORK。 Thou frantic woman�察�
what dost thou make here�拭 �Shall thy old dugs once more a traitor rear�拭�
DUCHESS。 Sweet York�察 �be patient。 Hear me�察 �gentle liege。 ��Kneels�А�
BOLINGBROKE。 Rise up�察�good aunt。 DUCHESS。 Not yet�察�I thee beseech。
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For ever will I walk upon my knees�察�And never see day that the happy sees
Till thou give joy�察 �until thou bid me joy By pardoning Rutland�察 �my
transgressing boy。 AUMERLE。 Unto my mother's prayers I bend my knee。
��Kneels�А�YORK。 Against them both�察�my true joints bended be。 ��Kneels�А�Ill
mayst thou thrive�察 �if thou grant any grace� �DUCHESS。 Pleads he in
earnest�拭�Look upon his face�察�His eyes do drop no tears�察�his prayers are in
jest�察�His words come from his mouth�察�ours from our breast。 He prays but
faintly and would be denied�察�We pray with heart and soul�察�and all beside。
His weary joints would gladly rise�察�I know�察�Our knees still kneel till to the
ground they grow。 His prayers are full of false hypocrisy�察�Ours of true zeal
and deep integrity。 Our prayers do out´pray his�察�then let them have That
mercy which true prayer ought to have。 BOLINGBROKE。 Good aunt�察�
stand up。 DUCHESS。 do not say 'stand up'�察 �Say 'pardon' first�察 �and
afterwards 'stand up。' An if I were thy nurse�察�thy tongue to teach�察�'Pardon'
should be the first word of thy speech。 I never long'd to hear a word till
now�察�Say 'pardon��' King�察�let pity teach thee how。 The word is short�察�but not
so short as sweet�察�No word like 'pardon' for kings' mouths so meet。 YORK。
Speak it in French�察�King�察�say 'pardonne moy。' DUCHESS。 Dost thou teach
pardon pardon to destroy�拭�Ah�察 �my sour husband�察 �my hard´hearted lord�察�
That sets the word itself against the word� �Speak 'pardon' as 'tis current in
our land�察�The chopping French we do not understand。 Thine eye begins to
speak�察�set thy tongue there�察 �Or in thy piteous heart plant thou thine ear�察�
That hearing how our plaints and prayers do pierce�察�Pity may move thee
'pardon' to rehearse。 BOLINGBROKE。 Good aunt�察�stand up。 DUCHESS。 I
do not sue to stand�察�Pardon is all the suit I have in hand。 BOLINGBROKE。
I pardon him�察�as God shall pardon me。 DUCHESS。 O happy vantage of a
kneeling knee� �Yet am I sick for fear。 Speak it again。 Twice saying 'pardon'
doth not pardon twain�察�But makes one pardon strong。 BOLINGBROKE。
With all my heart I pardon him。 DUCHESS。 A god on earth thou art。
BOLINGBROKE。 But for our trusty brother´in´law and the Abbot�察�With
all the rest of that consorted crew�察�Destruction straight shall dog them at
the heels。 Good uncle�察�help to order several powers To Oxford�察�or where'er
these traitors are。 They shall not live within this world�察�I swear�察�But I will
have them�察�if I once know where。 Uncle�察�farewell�察�and�察�cousin�察�adieu�察�Your
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mother well hath pray'd�察�and prove you true。 DUCHESS。 Come�察�my old
son�察�I pray God make thee new。 Exeunt
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SCENE 4。 Windsor Castle
Enter SIR PIERCE OF EXTON and a servant
EXTON。 Didst thou not mark the King�察�what words he spake�拭�'Have
I no friend will rid me of this living fear��' Was it not so�拭�SERVANT。 These
were his very words。 EXTON。 'Have I no friend��' quoth he。 He spake it
twice And urg'd it twice together�察�did he not�拭�SERVANT。 He did。 EXTON。
And�察 �speaking it�察 �he wishtly look'd on me�察�As who should say 'I would
thou wert the man That would divorce this terror from my heart'�察�Meaning
the King at Pomfret。 Come�察�let's go。 I am the King's friend�察�and will rid his
foe。 Exeunt
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SCENE 5。 Pomfret Castle。 The dungeon of the
Castle
Enter KING RICHARD
KING RICHARD。 I have been studying how I may compare This
prison where I live unto the world And�察�for because the world is populous
And here is not a creature but myself�察�I cannot do it。 Yet I'll hammer it out。
My brain I'll prove the female to my soul�察�My soul the father�察�and these
two beget A generation of still´breeding thoughts�察 �And these same
thoughts people this little world�察�In humours like the people of this world�察�
For no thought is contented。 The better sort�察�As thoughts of things divine�察�
are intermix'd With scruples�察�and do set the word itself Against the word�察�
As thus�此�'Come�察�little ones'�察�and then again�察�'It is as hard to come as for a
camel To thread the postern of a small needle's eye。' Thoughts tending to
ambition�察�they do plot Unlikely wonders�此�how these vain weak nails May
tear a passage through the flinty rib
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