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prove that true Needs no more but one tongue for all those wounds�察�Those
mouthed wounds�察 �which valiantly he took When on the gentle Severn's
sedgy bank�察�In single opposition hand to hand�察�He did confound the best
part of an hour In changing hardiment with great Glendower。 Three times
they breath'd�察 �and three times did they drink�察 �Upon agreement�察 �of swift
Severn's flood�察�Who then�察�affrighted with their bloody looks�察�Ran fearfully
among the trembling reeds And hid his crisp head in the hollow bank�察�
Bloodstained with these valiant cohabitants。 Never did base and rotten
policy Colour her working with such deadly wounds�察�Nor never could the
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noble Mortimer Receive so many�察�and all willingly。 Then let not him be
slandered with revolt。 King。 Thou dost belie him�察 �Percy�察 �thou dost belie
him� �He never did encounter with Glendower。 I tell thee He durst as well
have met the devil alone As Owen Glendower for an enemy。 Art thou not
asham'd�拭�But�察�sirrah�察�henceforth Let me not hear you speak of Mortimer。
Send me your prisoners with the speediest means�察 �Or you shall hear in
such a kind from me As will displease you。 My Lord Northumberland�察�We
license your departure with your son。´ Send us your prisoners�察�or you will
hear of it。 Exeunt King�察。�Blunt�察�and Train�А�Hot。 An if the devil come and
roar for them�察�I will not send them。 I will after straight And tell him so�察�for
I will else my heart�察�Albeit I make a hazard of my head。 North。 What�察�
drunk with choler�拭�Stay�察�and pause awhile。 Here comes your uncle。
Enter Worcester。 Hot。 Speak of Mortimer�拭 �Zounds�察 �I will speak of
him�察�and let my soul Want mercy if I do not join with him� �Yea�察�on his part
I'll empty all these veins�察�And shed my dear blood drop by drop in the dust�察�
But I will lift the downtrod Mortimer As high in the air as this unthankful
king�察�As this ingrate and cank'red Bolingbroke。 North。 Brother�察�the King
hath made your nephew mad。 Wor。 Who struck this heat up after I was
gone�拭�Hot。 He will ��forsooth�� have all my prisoners�察�And when I urg'd the
ransom once again Of my wive's brother�察�then his cheek look'd pale�察�And
on my face he turn'd an eye of death�察 �Trembling even at the name of
Mortimer。 Wor。 I cannot blame him。 Was not he proclaim'd By Richard
that dead is�察�the next of blood�拭�North。 He was�察�I heard the proclamation。
And then it was when the unhappy King ��Whose wrongs in us God
pardon�。� did set forth Upon his Irish expedition�察 �From whence he
intercepted did return To be depos'd�察�and shortly murdered。 Wor。 And for
whose death we in the world's wide mouth Live scandaliz'd and foully
spoken of。 Hot。 But soft�察�I pray you。 Did King Richard then Proclaim my
brother Edmund Mortimer Heir to the crown�拭�North。 He did�察�myself did
hear it。 Hot。 Nay�察�then I cannot blame his cousin king�察�That wish'd him on
the barren mountains starve。 But shall it be that you�察 �that set the crown
Upon the head of this forgetful man�察�And for his sake wear the detested
blot Of murtherous subornation´ shall it be That you a world of curses
undergo�察�Being the agents or base second means�察�The cords�察�the ladder�察�or
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the hangman rather�拭�O�察�pardon me that I descend so low To show the line
and the predicament Wherein you range under this subtile king� �Shall it
for shame be spoken in these days�察�Or fill up chronicles in time to come�察�
That men of your nobility and power Did gage them both in an unjust
behalf ��As both of you�察�God pardon it� �have done�� To put down Richard�察�
that sweet lovely rose�察�And plant this thorn�察�this canker�察�Bolingbroke�拭�And
shall it in more shame be further spoken That you are fool'd�察 �discarded�察�
and shook off By him for whom these shames ye underwent�拭�No� �yet time
serves wherein you may redeem Your banish'd honours and restore
yourselves Into the good thoughts of the world again�察�Revenge the jeering
and disdain'd contempt Of this proud king�察�who studies day and night To
answer all the debt he owes to you Even with the bloody payment of your
deaths。 Therefore I say´ Wor。 Peace�察�cousin�察�say no more�察�And now�察�I will
unclasp a secret book�察�And to your quick´conceiving discontents I'll read
you matter deep and dangerous�察�As full of peril and adventurous spirit As
to o'erwalk a current roaring loud On the unsteadfast footing of a spear。
Hot。 If he fall in�察�good night�察�or sink or swim� �Send danger from the east
unto the west�察 �So honour cross it from the north to south�察�And let them
grapple。 O�察�the blood more stirs To rouse a lion than to start a hare� �North。
Imagination of some great exploit Drives him beyond the bounds of
patience。 Hot。 By heaven�察�methinks it were an easy leap To pluck bright
honour from the pale´fac'd moon�察 �Or dive into the bottom of the deep�察�
Where fadom line could never touch the ground�察�And pluck up drowned
honour by the locks�察 �So he that doth redeem her thence might wear
Without corrival all her dignities�察�But out upon this half´fac'd fellowship� �
Wor。 He apprehends a world of figures here�察�But not the form of what he
should attend。 Good cousin�察�give me audience for a while。 Hot。 I cry you
mercy。 Wor。 Those same noble Scots That are your prisoners´ Hot。 I'll
keep them all。 By God�察�he shall not have a Scot of them� �No�察 �if a Scot
would save his soul�察�he shall not。 I'll keep them�察�by this hand� �Wor。 You
start away。 And lend no ear unto my purposes。 Those prisoners you shall
keep。 Hot。 Nay�察�I will� �That is flat� �He said he would not ransom Mortimer�察�
Forbade my tongue to speak of Mortimer�察�But I will find him when he lies
asleep�察�And in his ear I'll holloa 'Mortimer。' Nay�察�I'll have a starling shall
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be taught to speak Nothing but 'Mortimer��' and give it him To keep his
anger still in motion。 Wor。 Hear you�察�cousin�察�a word。 Hot。 All studies here
I solemnly defy Save how to gall and pinch this Bolingbroke�察�And that
same sword´and´buckler Prince of Wales´ But that I think his father loves
him not And would be glad he met with some mischance�察�I would have
him poisoned with a pot of ale。 Wor。 Farewell�察�kinsman。 I will talk to you
When you are better temper'd to attend。 North。 Why�察�what a wasp´stung
and impatient fool Art thou to break into this woman's mood�察�Tying thine
ear to no tongue but thine own� �Hot。 Why�察 �look you�察 �I am whipp'd and
scourg'd with rods�察�Nettled�察�and stung with pismires when I hear Of this
vile politician�察�Bolingbroke。 In Richard's time´ what do you call the place´
A plague upon it� �it is in GIoucestershire´ 'Twas where the madcap Duke
his uncle kept´ His uncle York´ where I first bow'd my knee Unto this king
of smiles�察�this Bolingbroke´ 'S blood� �When you and he came back from
Ravenspurgh´ North。 At Berkeley Castle。 Hot。 You say true。 Why�察�what a
candy deal of courtesy This fawning greyhound then did proffer me� �Look�察�
'when his infant fortune came to age��' And 'gentle Harry Percy��' and 'kind
cousin'´ O�察 �the devil take such cozeners� � God forgive me� �