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ambition�察�they do plot Unlikely wonders�此�how these vain weak nails May
tear a passage through the flinty ribs Of this hard world�察�my ragged prison
walls�察�And�察�for they cannot�察 �die in their own pride。 Thoughts tending to
content flatter themselves That they are not the first of fortune's slaves�察�
Nor shall not be the last�察 �like silly beggars Who�察 �sitting in the stocks�察�
refuge their shame�察�That many have and others must sit there�察�And in this
thought they find a kind of ease�察 �Bearing their own misfortunes on the
back Of such as have before endur'd the like。 Thus play I in one person
many people�察�And none contented。 Sometimes am I king�察�Then treasons
make me wish myself a beggar�察 �And so I am。 Then crushing penury
Persuades me I was better when a king�察�Then am I king'd again�察�and by
and by Think that I am unking'd by Bolingbroke�察�And straight am nothing。
But whate'er I be�察�Nor I�察�nor any man that but man is�察�With nothing shall
be pleas'd till he be eas'd With being nothing。 ��The music plays�А�Music do
I hear�拭�Ha�察�ha� �keep time。 How sour sweet music is When time is broke
and no proportion kept� �So is it in the music of men's lives。 And here have
I the daintiness of ear To check time broke in a disorder'd string�察�But�察�for
the concord of my state and time�察 �Had not an ear to hear my true time
broke。 I wasted time�察 �and now doth time waste me�察 �For now hath time
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made me his numb'ring clock�此 �My thoughts are minutes�察 �and with sighs
they jar Their watches on unto mine eyes�察�the outward watch�察�Whereto my
finger�察 �like a dial's point�察 �Is pointing still�察 �in cleansing them from tears。
Now sir�察�the sound that tells what hour it is Are clamorous groans which
strike upon my heart�察�Which is the bell。 So sighs�察�and tears�察�and groans�察�
Show minutes�察 �times�察 �and hours�察 �but my time Runs posting on in
Bolingbroke's proud joy�察�While I stand fooling here�察�his Jack of the clock。
This music mads me。 Let it sound no more�察 �For though it have holp
madmen to their wits�察 �In me it seems it will make wise men mad。 Yet
blessing on his heart that gives it me� �For 'tis a sign of love�察�and love to
Richard Is a strange brooch in this all´hating world。
Enter a GROOM of the stable
GROOM。 Hail�察�royal Prince� �KING RICHARD。 Thanks�察�noble peer� �
The cheapest of us is ten groats too dear。 What art thou�拭�and how comest
thou hither�察�Where no man never comes but that sad dog That brings me
food to make misfortune live�拭�GROOM。 I was a poor groom of thy stable�察�
King�察�When thou wert king�察�who�察�travelling towards York�察�With much ado
at length have gotten leave To look upon my sometimes royal master's
face。 O�察 �how it ern'd my heart�察 �when I beheld�察 �In London streets�察 �that
coronation´day�察�When Bolingbroke rode on roan Barbary´ That horse that
thou so often hast bestrid�察 �That horse that I so carefully have dress'd� �
KING RICHARD。 Rode he on Barbary�拭�Tell me�察�gentle friend�察�How went
he under him�拭�GROOM。 So proudly as if he disdain'd the ground。 KING
RICHARD。 So proud that Bolingbroke was on his back� �That jade hath eat
bread from my royal hand�察�This hand hath made him proud with clapping
him。 Would he not stumble�拭 �would he not fall down�察 �Since pride must
have a fall�察�and break the neck Of that proud man that did usurp his back�拭�
Forgiveness�察�horse� �Why do I rail on thee�察�Since thou�察�created to be aw'd
by man�察 �Wast born to bear�拭 �I was not made a horse�察�And yet I bear a
burden like an ass�察�Spurr'd�察�gall'd�察�and tir'd�察�by jauncing Bolingbroke。
Enter KEEPER with meat
KEEPER。 Fellow�察 �give place�察 �here is no longer stay。 KING
RICHARD。 If thou love me�察 �'tis time thou wert away。 GROOM。 my
tongue dares not�察�that my heart shall say。 Exit KEEPER。 My lord�察 �will't
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please you to fall to�拭�KING RICHARD。 Taste of it first as thou art wont to
do。 KEEPER。 My lord�察�I dare not。 Sir Pierce of Exton�察�Who lately came
from the King�察�commands the contrary。 KING RICHARD。 The devil take
Henry of Lancaster and thee� �Patience is stale�察�and I am weary of it。 ��Beats
the KEEPER�А �KEEPER。 Help�察 �help�察 �help� �The murderers�察 �EXTON and
servants�察�rush in�察�armed KING RICHARD。 How now� �What means death
in this rude assault�拭�Villain�察�thy own hand yields thy death's instrument。
��Snatching a weapon and killing one�А�Go thou and fill another room in hell。
��He kills another�察�then EXTON strikes him down�А�That hand shall burn in
never´quenching fire That staggers thus my person。 Exton�察�thy fierce hand
Hath with the King's blood stain'd the King's own land。 Mount�察�mount�察�my
soul� �thy seat is up on high�察�Whilst my gross flesh sinks downward�察�here
to die。 ��Dies�А �EXTON。 As full of valour as of royal blood。 Both have I
spill'd。 O�察�would the deed were good� �For now the devil�察�that told me I did
well�察�Says that this deed is chronicled in hell。 This dead King to the living
King I'll bear。 Take hence the rest�察�and give them burial here。 Exeunt
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SCENE 6。 Windsor Castle
Flourish。 Enter BOLINGBROKE�察 �the DUKE OF YORK�察�With other
LORDS and attendants
BOLINGBROKE。 Kind uncle York�察 �the latest news we hear Is that
the rebels have consum'd with fire Our town of Ciceter in Gloucestershire�察�
But whether they be ta'en or slain we hear not。
Enter NORTHUMBERLAND
Welcome�察�my lord。 What is the news�拭�NORTHUMBERLAND。 First�察�
to thy sacred state wish I all happiness。 The next news is�察�I have to London
sent The heads of Salisbury�察�Spencer�察�Blunt�察�and Kent。 The manner of their
taking may appear At large discoursed in this paper here。
BOLINGBROKE。 We thank thee�察�gentle Percy�察�for thy pains�察�And to thy
worth will add right worthy gains。 Enter FITZWATER
FITZWATER。 My lord�察 �I have from Oxford sent to London The
heads of Brocas and Sir Bennet Seely�察 �Two of the dangerous consorted
traitors That sought at Oxford thy dire overthrow。 BOLINGBROKE。 Thy
pains�察�Fitzwater�察�shall not be forgot�察�Right noble is thy merit�察�well I wot。
Enter PERCY�察�With the BISHOP OF CARLISLE
PERCY。 The grand conspirator�察�Abbot of Westminster�察�With clog of
conscience and sour melancholy�察�Hath yielded up his body to the grave�察�
But here is Carlisle living�察�to abide Thy kingly doom�察�and sentence of his
pride。 BOLINGBROKE。 Carlisle�察 �this is your doom�此 �Choose out some
secret place�察�some reverend room�察�More than thou hast�察�and with it joy thy
life�察�So as thou liv'st in peace�察�die free from strife�察�For though mine enemy
thou hast ever been�察�High sparks of honour in thee have I seen。
Enter EXTON�察�with attendants�察�hearing a coffin
EXTON。 Great King�察 �within this coffin I present Thy buried fear。
Herein all breathless lies The mightiest of thy greatest enemies�察�Richard of
Bordeaux�察 �by me hither brought。 BOLINGBROKE。 Exton�察 �I thank thee
not�察�for thou hast wrought A deed of slander with thy fatal hand Upon my
head and all this famous land。 EXTON。 From your own mouth�察�my lord�察�
did I this deed。 BOLINGBROKE。 They love not poison that do poison
need�察�Nor do I thee。 Though I did wish him dead�察�I hate the murderer�察�love
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him murdered。 The guilt of conscience take thou for thy labour�察 �But
neither my good word nor princely favour�察�With Cain go wander thorough
shades of night�察�And never show thy head by day nor light。 Lords�察�I protest
my soul is full of woe That blood should sprinkle me to make me grow。
Come�察 �mourn with me for what I do lament�察 �And put on sullen black
incontinent。 I'll make a voyage to the Holy Land�察�To wash this blood off
from my guilty hand。 March sadly after�察 �grace my mournings here In
weeping after this untimely bier。 Exeunt
THE END
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