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not what to do。 I would to God�察�So my untruth had not provok'd him to it�察�

The King had cut off my head with my brother's。 What�察�are there no posts 

dispatch'd for Ireland�拭�How shall we do for money for these wars�拭�Come�察�

sister´cousin�察  �I   would   say´pray�察  �pardon   me。   Go�察  �fellow�察  �get   thee   home�察�

provide     some     carts�察 �And    bring    away    the   armour    that   is  there。  Exit 

SERVINGMAN Gentlemen�察�will you go muster men�拭�If I know how or 

which   way   to   order   these   affairs   Thus   disorderly   thrust   into   my   hands�察�

Never   believe   me。   Both   are   my  kinsmen。  T'one   is   my   sovereign�察  �whom 

both my oath And duty bids defend�察�t'other again Is my kinsman�察�whom 

the King hath   wrong'd�察�Whom  conscience and   my kindred bids to   right。 

Well�察�somewhat we must do。´Come�察�cousin�察�I'll dispose of you。 Gentlemen�察�

go   muster   up   your   men And   meet   me   presently  at   Berkeley。  I   should   to 

Plashy too�察�But time will not permit。 All is uneven�察�And everything is left 

at six and seven。 Exeunt YORK and QUEEN BUSHY。 The wind sits fair 

for    news    to  go   to  Ireland。   But   none    returns。   For   us   to  levy   power 

Proportionable       to  the   enemy     Is  all  unpossible。    GREEN。      Besides�察   �our 

nearness to the King in love Is near the hate of those love not the King。 

BAGOT。 And that is the wavering commons�察�for their love Lies in their 

purses�察�and whoso empties them�察�By so much fills their hearts with deadly 

hate。 BUSHY。 Wherein the King stands generally condemn'd。 BAGOT。 If 

judgment lie in them�察�then so do we�察�Because we ever have been near the 

King。 GREEN。 Well�察�I will for refuge straight to Bristow Castle。 The Earl 

of   Wiltshire   is   already   there。   BUSHY。  Thither   will   I   with   you�察  �for   little 

office Will the hateful commons perform for us�察�Except Eke curs to tear us 

all to pieces。 Will you go along with us�拭�BAGOT。 No�察�I will to Ireland to 

his Majesty。 Farewell。 If heart's presages be not vain�察�We three here part 

that   ne'er   shall   meet   again。   BUSHY。 That's   as York   thrives   to   beat   back 

Bolingbroke。       GREEN。       Alas�察   �poor    Duke�    �the   task   he   undertakes     Is 

numb'ring sands   and   drinking   oceans   dry。 Where   one on   his   side   fights�察�

thousands will fly。  Farewell at once´for once�察  �for all�察  �and ever。   BUSHY。 

Well�察�we may meet again。 BAGOT。 I fear me�察�never。 Exeunt 



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                         SCENE 3。 Gloucestershire 



    Enter BOLINGBROKE and NORTHUMBERLAND�察�forces 

       BOLINGBROKE。           How     far  is  it�察 �my   lord�察 �to  Berkeley     now�拭�

NORTHUMBERLAND。 Believe me�察�noble lord�察�I am a stranger here in 

Gloucestershire。 These high wild hills and rough uneven ways Draws out 

our miles�察�and makes them wearisome�察�And yet your fair discourse hath 

been as sugar�察�Making the hard way sweet and delectable。 But I bethink 

me  what   a  weary  way  From  Ravenspurgh   to   Cotswold   will   be  found   In 

Ross and Willoughby�察�wanting your company�察�Which�察�I protest�察�hath very 

much   beguil'd   The   tediousness   and   process   of   my   travel。   But   theirs   is 

sweet'ned with the hope to have The present benefit which I possess�察�And 

hope to joy is little less in joy Than hope enjoy'd。 By this the weary lords 

Shall make   their way  seem short�察 �as   mine hath done By  sight of   what   I 

have�察�your noble company。 BOLINGBROKE。 Of   much less value is my 

company Than your good words。 But who comes here�拭�

       Enter HARRY PERCY 

       NORTHUMBERLAND。 It is my son�察�young Harry Percy�察�Sent from 

my    brother    Worcester�察   �whencesoever。     Harry�察  �how    fares  your   uncle�拭�

PERCY。      I  had   thought�察  �my   lord�察 �to  have   learn'd  his  health   of  you。 

NORTHUMBERLAND。 Why�察�is he not with the Queen�拭�PERCY。 No�察�my 

good    lord�察 �he  hath   forsook   the  court�察 �Broken    his  staff  of  office�察 �and 

dispers'd The household of the King。 NORTHUMBERLAND。 What was 

his reason�拭�He was not so resolv'd when last we spake together。 PERCY。 

Because your lordship was proclaimed traitor。 But he�察�my lord�察�is gone to 

Ravenspurgh�察�To offer service to the Duke of Hereford�察�And sent me over 

by Berkeley�察�to discover What power the Duke of York had levied there�察�

Then   with   directions   to   repair   to   Ravenspurgh。   NORTHUMBERLAND。 

Have you forgot the Duke of Hereford�察�boy�拭�PERCY。 No�察�my good lord�察�

for   that   is   not   forgot   Which   ne'er   I   did   remember�察  �to   my   knowledge�察  �I 

never in my life did look on him。 NORTHUMBERLAND。 Then learn to 

know him now�察�this is the Duke。 PERCY。 My gracious lord�察�I tender you 

my service�察�Such as it is�察�being tender�察�raw�察�and young�察�Which elder days 

shall    ripen�察  �and   confirm     To   more    approved     service    and   desert。 



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BOLINGBROKE。 I thank thee�察�gentle Percy�察�and be sure I count myself in 

nothing else so happy As in a soul rememb'ring my good friends�察�And as 

my fortune ripens with thy love�察�It shall be still thy true love's recompense。 

My       heart    this    covenant      makes�察     �my     hand      thus    seals     it。 

NORTHUMBERLAND。 How far is it to Berkeley�拭�And what stir Keeps 

good old York there with his men of war�拭�PERCY。 There stands the castle�察�

by yon tuft of trees�察�Mann'd with three hundred men�察�as I have heard�察�And 

in it are the Lords of York�察�Berkeley�察�and Seymour´ None else of name and 

noble estimate。 

       Enter Ross and WILLOUGHBY 

       NORTHUMBERLAND。                 Here    come     the   Lords    of   Ross     and 

Willoughby�察�Bloody with spurring�察�fiery´red with haste。 BOLINGBROKE。 

Welcome�察  �my   lords。   I   wot   your   love   pursues A  banish'd   traitor。 All   my 

treasury Is yet but unfelt thanks�察�which�察�more enrich'd�察�Shall be your love 

and labour's recompense。 ROSS。 Your presence makes us rich�察�most noble 

lord。    WILLOUGHBY。           And    far   surmounts     our   labour    to  attain   it。 

BOLINGBROKE。 Evermore thanks�察�the exchequer of the poor�察�Which�察�till 

my infant fortune comes to years�察�Stands for my bounty。 But who comes 

here�拭�

       Enter    BERKELEY         NORTHUMBERLAND。                It  is   my   Lord    of 

Berkeley�察�as I guess。 BERKELEY。 My Lord of Hereford�察�my message is to 

you。   BOLINGBROKE。   My   lord�察  �my   answer   is´'to   Lancaster'�察�And   I   am 

come   to   seek   that   name   in   England�察  �And   I   must   find   that   title   in   your 

tongue   Before   I   make   reply  to   aught   you   say。   BERKELEY。  Mistake   me 

not�察�my lord�察�'tis not my meaning To raze one title of your honour out。 To 

you�察�my lord�察�I come´what lord you will´ From the most gracious regent of 

this   land�察 �The    Duke   of   York�察  �to  know    what   pricks   you   on  To   take 

advantage of the absent time�察�And fright our native peace with self´borne 

arms。 

       Enter YORK�察�attended 

       BOLINGBROKE。 I shall not need transport my words by you�察�Here 

comes his Grace   in person。 My  noble uncle� 。�Kneels�А�YORK。 Show   me 

thy humble heart�察�and not thy knee�察�Whose duty is deceivable and false。 

BOLINGBROKE。   My   gracious   uncle� �   YORK。   Tut�察  �tut�   �Grace   me   no 



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grace�察�nor uncle me no uncle。 I am no traitor's uncle�察�and that word 'grace' 

In   an   ungracious   mouth   is   but   profane。   Why   have   those   banish'd   and 

forbidden legs Dar'd once to touch a dust of England's ground�拭�But then 

more     'why��'´why     have    they  dar'd   to  march    So   many    miles   upon    her 

peaceful bosom�察�Frighting her pale´fac'd villages with war And ostentation 

of despised arms�拭�Com'st thou because the anointed King is hence�拭�Why�察�

foolish boy�察�the King is left behind�察�And in my loyal bosom lies his power。 

Were I but now lord of such hot youth As when brave Gaunt�察�thy father�察�

and myself Rescued the Black Prince�察�that young Mars of men�察�From forth 

the ranks of many thousand French�察�O�察�then how quickly should this arm 

of mine�察�Now prisoner to the palsy�察�chastise the And minister correction to 

thy fault� �BOLINGBROKE My gracious uncle�察�let me know my fault�察�On 

what   condition   stands   it   and   wherein�拭�YORK。   Even   in   condition   of   the 

worst degree´ In gross rebellion and detested treason。 Thou art a banish'd 

man�察�and here art come Before the expiration of thy time�察�In braving arms 

against thy sovereign。 BOLINGBROKE。 As I was banish'd�察�I was banish'd 

Hereford�察�But as I come�察�I come for Lancaster。 And�察�noble uncle�察�I beseech 

your Grace Look on my wrongs with an indifferent eye。 You are my father�察�

for   methinks   in   you   I   see   old   Gaunt   alive。  O�察  �then�察  �my  father�察�Will   you 

permit that I shall stand condemn'd A wandering vagabond�察�my rights and 

royalties    Pluck'd    from   my   arms    perforce�察  �and   given    away   To   upstart 

unthrifts�拭   �Wherefore      was   I  born�拭  �If  that  my   cousin   king   be  King    in 

England�察  �It   must   be   granted   I   am   Duke   of   Lancaster。   You   have   a   son�察�

Aumerle�察�my noble cousin�察�Had you first died�察�and he been thus trod down�察�

He should have found his uncle Gaunt a father To rouse his wrongs and 

chase   them   to   the   bay。   I   am   denied   to   sue   my   livery   here�察�And   yet   my 

letters patents give me leave。 My father's goods are all distrain'd and sold�察�

And these and all are all amiss employ'd。 What would you have me do�拭�I 

am a subject�察�And I challenge law´attorneys are denied me�察�And therefore 

personally      I   lay  
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