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did I then but curs'd the gentle gusts�察�And he that loos'd them forth their 

brazen caves�察�And bid them blow towards England's blessed shore�察�Or turn 



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our stern upon a dreadful rock�拭�Yet Aeolus would not be a murderer�察�But 

left that hateful office unto thee。 The pretty´vaulting sea refus'd to drown 

me�察�Knowing that thou wouldst have me drown'd on shore With tears as 

salt   as   sea   through   thy   unkindness�察  �The   splitting   rocks   cow'r'd   in   the 

sinking sands And would not dash me with their ragged sides�察�Because thy 

flinty heart�察�more hard than they�察�Might in thy palace perish Margaret。 As 

far as I could ken thy chalky cliffs�察�When from thy shore the tempest beat 

us back�察�I stood upon the hatches in the storm�察�And when the dusky sky 

began to rob My earnest´gaping sight of thy land's view�察�I took a costly 

jewel from my neck´ A heart it was�察�bound in with diamonds´ And threw it 

towards thy land。 The sea receiv'd it�察�And so I wish'd thy body might my 

heart。 And even with this I lost fair England's view�察�And bid mine eyes be 

packing   with   my   heart�察�And   call'd   them   blind   and   dusky   spectacles   For 

losing ken of Albion's wished coast。 How often have I tempted Suffolk's 

tongue´     The   agent   of  thy   foul  inconstancy´     To   sit  and  witch   me�察  �as 

Ascanius   did   When   he   to   madding   Dido   would   unfold   His   father's   acts 

commenc'd in burning Troy� �Am I not witch'd like her�拭�Or thou not false 

like him�拭�Ay me�察�I can no more� �Die�察�Margaret�察�For Henry weeps that thou 

dost live so long。 

       Noise within。Enter WARWICK�察�SALISBURY�察�and many commons 

       WARWICK。         It  is  reported�察   �mighty    sovereign�察   �That   good    Duke 

Humphrey traitorously is murd'red By Suffolk and the Cardinal Beaufort's 

means。 The commons�察�like an angry hive of bees That want their leader�察�

scatter up and down And care not who they sting in his revenge。 Myself 

have calm'd their spleenful mutiny Until they hear the order of his death。 

KING HENRY。 That he is dead�察�good Warwick�察�'tis too true�察�But how he 

died God knows�察�not Henry。Enter his chamber�察�view his breathless corpse�察�

And comment then upon his sudden death。 WARWICK。 That shall I do�察�

my liege。 Stay�察�Salisbury�察�With the rude multitude till I return。 Exit Exit 

SALISBURY with the commons KING HENRY。 O Thou that judgest all 

things�察  �stay   my   thoughts´   My   thoughts   that   labour   to   persuade   my   soul 

Some violent hands were laid on Humphrey's life� �If my suspect be false�察�

forgive me�察�God�察�For judgment only doth belong to Thee。 Fain would I go 

to chafe his paly lips With twenty thousand kisses and to drain Upon his 



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face an ocean of salt tears To tell my love unto his dumb deaf trunk�察�And 

with my fingers feel his hand un´feeling�察�But all in vain are these mean 

obsequies�察�And to survey his dead and earthy image�察�What were it but to 

make my sorrow greater�拭�

       Bed put forth with the body。Enter WARWICK 

       WARWICK。 Come hither�察�gracious sovereign�察�view this body。 KING 

HENRY。 That is to see how deep my grave is made�察�For with his soul fled 

all my worldly solace�察�For�察�seeing him�察�I see my life in death。 WARWICK。 

As surely as my  soul intends to   live With that dread   King that took  our 

state upon Him To free us from his Father's wrathful curse�察�I do believe 

that   violent   hands   were   laid   Upon   the   life   of   this   thrice´famed   Duke。 

SUFFOLK。 A dreadful oath�察�sworn with a solemn tongue� �What instance 

gives   Lord   Warwick   for   his   vow�拭  �WARWICK。   See   how   the   blood   is 

settled    in  his  face。   Oft   have   I  seen   a   timely´parted     ghost�察  �Of   ashy 

semblance�察      �meagre�察   �pale�察  �and   bloodless�察   �Being    all  descended     to   the 

labouring heart�察�Who�察�in the conflict that it holds with death�察�Attracts the 

same for aidance 'gainst the enemy�察�Which with the heart there cools�察�and 

ne'er returneth To blush and beautify the cheek again。 But see�察�his face is 

black   and   full   of   blood�察  �His   eye´balls   further   out   than   when   he   liv'd�察�

Staring   full   ghastly   like   a   strangled   man�察  �His   hair   uprear'd�察  �his   nostrils 

stretch'd with struggling�察�His hands abroad display'd�察�as one that grasp'd 

And tugg'd for life�察�and was by strength subdu'd。 Look�察�on the sheets his 

hair�察  �you   see�察  �is   sticking�察  �His   well´proportion'd   beard   made   rough   and 

rugged�察�Like to the summer's corn by tempest lodged。 It cannot be but he 

was murd'red here�此�The least of all these signs were probable。 SUFFOLK。 

Why�察�Warwick�察�who   should do the  Duke to death�拭�Myself and   Beaufort 

had him in protection�察�And we�察�I hope�察�sir�察�are no murderers。 WARWICK。 

But both   of you   were   vow'd Duke   Humphrey's   foes�察�And   you�察 �forsooth�察�

had the good Duke to keep。 'Tis like you would not feast him like a friend�察�

And 'tis well seen he found an enemy。 QUEEN。 Then you�察�belike�察�suspect 

these noblemen As guilty of Duke Humphrey's timeless death。 WARWICK。 

Who finds the heifer dead and bleeding fresh�察�And sees fast by a butcher 

with an axe�察�But will suspect 'twas he that made the slaughter�拭�Who finds 

the partridge in the puttock's nest But may imagine how the bird was dead�察�



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Although the kite soar with unbloodied beak�拭�Even so suspicious is this 

tragedy。   QUEEN。 Are   you   the   butcher�察  �Suffolk�拭  �Where's   your   knife�拭  �Is 

Beaufort term'd a kite�拭�Where are his talons�拭�SUFFOLK。 I wear no knife 

to slaughter sleeping men�察�But here's a vengeful sword�察�rusted with ease�察�

That     shall  be   scoured    in  his   rancorous     heart   That   slanders    me   with 

murder's crimson badge。 Say if thou dar'st�察�proud Lord of Warwickshire�察�

That     I  am    faulty   in  Duke     Humphrey's       death。   Exeunt     CARDINAL�察�

SOMERSET�察  �and   others   WARWICK。   What   dares   not   Warwick�察  �if   false 

Suffolk   dare   him�拭  �QUEEN。   He   dares   not   calm   his   contumelious   spirit�察�

Nor cease to   be an   arrogant controller�察�Though Suffolk   dare him  twenty 

thousand times。 WARWICK。 Madam�察�be still´ with reverence may I say�察�

For every word you speak in his behalf Is slander to your royal   dignity。 

SUFFOLK。 Blunt´witted lord�察�ignoble in demeanour�察�If ever lady wrong'd 

her   lord   so   much�察  �Thy   mother   took   into   her   blameful   bed   Some   stern 

untutor'd churl�察�and noble stock Was graft with crab´tree slip�察�whose fruit 

thou   art�察�And   never   of   the   Nevils'   noble   race。   WARWICK。   But   that   the 

guilt of murder bucklers thee�察�And I should rob the deathsman of his fee�察�

Quitting   thee   thereby   of   ten   thousand   shames�察�And   that   my   sovereign's 

presence   makes   me   mild�察  �I   would�察  �false   murd'rous   coward�察  �on   thy   knee 

Make thee beg pardon for thy passed speech And say it was thy mother 

that thou meant'st�察�That thou thyself was born in bastardy�察�And�察�after all 

this   fearful   homage   done�察  �Give   thee   thy   hire   and   send   thy   soul   to   hell�察�

Pernicious      blood´sucker      of  sleeping     men。   SUFFOLK。         Thou    shalt   be 

waking while I shed thy blood�察�If from this presence thou dar'st go with 

me。   WARWICK。 Away   even   now�察  �or   I   will   drag   thee   hence。   Unworthy 

though     thou    art�察 �I'll  cope  with   thee�察  �And    do   some    service    to  Duke 

Humphrey's   ghost。   Exeunt   SUFFOLK   and   WARWICK   KING   HENRY。 

What stronger breastplate than a heart untainted�拭�Thrice is he arm'd that 

hath his quarrel just�察�And 

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