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But now of late�察�not able to travel with her furr'd pack�察�she washes bucks 

here   at   home。   CADE。   Therefore   am   I   of   an   honourable   house。   DICK。 

��Aside�А�Ay�察 �by  my  faith�察 �the field   is honourable�察 �and   there was   he  born�察�

under   a   hedge�察  �for   his   father   had   never   a   house   but   the   cage。   CADE。 



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Valiant     I  am。   SMITH。      ��Aside�А   �'A   must    needs�察  �for   beggary   is   valiant。 

CADE。 I am able to endure much。 DICK。 ��Aside�А�No question of that�察�for 

I have seen him whipt three market days together。 CADE。 I fear neither 

sword nor fire。 SMITH。 ��Aside�А�He need not fear the sword�察�for his coat is 

of   proof。   DICK。   ��Aside�А  �But   methinks   he   should   stand   in   fear   of   fire�察�

being   burnt i'   th'   hand   for   stealing of   sheep。  CADE。  Be   brave�察 �then�察  �for 

your   captain   is   brave�察  �and   vows   reformation。   There   shall   be   in   England 

seven halfpenny loaves sold for a penny�察�the three´hoop'd pot shall have 

ten hoops�察�and I will make it felony to drink small beer。 All the realm shall 

be in common�察�and in Cheapside shall my palfrey go to grass。 And when I 

am king´ as king I will be ALL。 God save your Majesty� �CADE。 I thank 

you�察�good people´ there shall be no money�察�all shall eat and drink on my 

score�察�and I will apparel them all in one livery�察�that they may agree like 

brothers and worship me their lord。 DICK。 The first thing we do�察�let's kill 

all the   lawyers。  CADE。  Nay�察 �that   I   mean to   do。  Is   not   this   a   lamentable 

thing�察  �that   of   the   skin   of   an   innocent   lamb   should   be   made   parchment�拭�

That   parchment�察  �being   scribbl'd   o'er�察  �should   undo   a   man�拭  �Some   say   the 

bee stings�察�but I say 'tis the bee's wax�察�for I did but seal once to a thing�察�

and I was never mine own man since。 How now� �Who's there�拭�

     Enter some�察�bringing in the CLERK OF CHATHAM 

       SMITH。       The   clerk   of   Chatham。      He   can   write   and    read   and   cast 

accompt。   CADE。   O   monstrous�   �SMITH。   We   took   him   setting   of   boys' 

copies。 CADE。 Here's a villain� �SMITH。 Has a book in his pocket with red 

letters in't。   CADE。   Nay�察 �then he   is   a   conjurer。 DICK。   Nay�察  �he   can   make 

obligations   and   write   court´hand。   CADE。   I   am   sorry   for't�察  �the   man   is   a 

proper   man�察  �of   mine   honour�察  �unless   I   find   him   guilty�察  �he   shall   not   die。 

Come   hither�察  �sirrah�察  �I   must   examine   thee。   What   is   thy   name�拭  �CLERK。 

Emmanuel。 DICK。 They use to write it on the top of letters�察�'twill go hard 

with you。 CADE。 Let me alone。 Dost thou use to write thy name�察�or hast 

thou   a   mark   to   thyself�察  �like   a   honest   plain´dealing   man�拭  �CLERK。   Sir�察  �I 

thank God�察�I have been so well brought up that I can write my name。 ALL。 

He   hath   confess'd。 Away   with   him�   �He's   a   villain   and   a   traitor。   CADE。 

Away with him�察�I say� �Hang him with his pen and inkhorn about his neck。 

Exit one with the CLERK 



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     Enter MICHAEL 

       MICHAEL。 Where's our General�拭�CADE。 Here I am�察�thou particular 

fellow。 MICHAEL。 Fly�察�fly�察�fly� �Sir Humphrey Stafford and his brother are 

hard   by�察  �with   the   King's   forces。   CADE。   Stand�察  �villain�察  �stand�察  �or   I'll   fell 

thee down。 He shall be encount'red with a man as good as himself。 He is 

but   a   knight�察  �is   'a�拭  �MICHAEL。   No。   CADE。   To   equal   him�察  �I   will   make 

myself   a   knight   presently。   ��Kneels�А  �Rise   up�察  �Sir   John   Mortimer。   ��Rises�А�

Now have at him� �

     Enter SIR HUMPHREY STAFFORD and WILLIAM his brother�察�with 

drum   and   soldiers   STAFFORD。   Rebellious   hinds�察  �the   filth   and   scum   of 

Kent�察  �Mark'd   for   the   gallows�察  �lay   your   weapons   down�察  �Home   to   your 

cottages�察     �forsake    this   groom�察    �The     King    is  merciful     if   you    revolt。 

WILLIAM STAFFORD。 But angry�察�wrathful�察�and inclin'd to blood�察�If you 

go   forward�察  �therefore   yield   or   die。   CADE。   As   for   these   silken´coated 

slaves�察�I pass not�察�It is to you�察�good people�察�that I speak�察�O'er whom�察�in 

time   to   come�察  �I   hope   to   reign�察  �For   I   am   rightful   heir   unto   the   crown。 

STAFFORD。           Villain�察  �thy   father   was    a  plasterer�察   �And     thou   thyself    a 

shearman�察  �art   thou   not�拭  �CADE。 And Adam   was   a   gardener。   WILLIAM 

STAFFORD。 And   what   of   that�拭  �CADE。   Marry�察  �this�此  �Edmund   Mortimer�察�

Earl    of  March�察    �Married     the   Duke    of   Clarence'    daughter�察    �did   he  not�拭�

STAFFORD。   Ay�察  �sir。   CADE。   By   her   he   had   two   children   at   one   birth。 

WILLIAM STAFFORD。 That's false。 CADE。 Ay�察�there's the question�察�but 

I   say   'tis   true。   The   elder   of   them   being   put   to   nurse�察  �Was   by   a   beggar´ 

woman   stol'n   away�察�And�察  �ignorant   of   his   birth   and   parentage�察  �Became   a 

bricklayer when he came to age。 His son am I�察�deny it if you can。 DICK。 

Nay�察  �'tis   too   true�察  �therefore   he   shall   be   king。   SMITH。   Sir�察  �he   made   a 

chimney in my father's house�察�and the bricks are alive at this day to testify 

it�察  �therefore    deny    it  not。  STAFFORD。         And     will  you    credit   this  base 

drudge's words That speaks he knows not what�拭�ALL。 Ay�察�marry�察�will we�察�

therefore   get   ye   gone。   WILLIAM   STAFFORD。   Jack   Cade�察  �the   Duke   of 

York hath taught you this。 CADE。 ��Aside�А�He lies�察�for I invented it myself´ 

Go to�察�sirrah�察�tell the King from me that for his father's sake�察�Henry the 

Fifth�察�in whose time boys went to span´counter for French crowns�察�I am 

content      he   shall   reign�察  �but   I'll  be   Protector    over    him。    DICK。     And 



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furthermore�察  �we'll   have   the   Lord   Say's   head   for   selling   the   dukedom   of 

Maine。 CADE。 And good reason�察�for thereby is England main'd and fain to 

go with a staff�察�but that my puissance holds it up。 Fellow kings�察�I tell you 

that that Lord Say hath gelded the commonwealth and made it an eunuch�察�

and   more   than   that�察  �he   can   speak   French�察  �and   therefore   he   is   a   traitor。 

STAFFORD。 O gross and miserable ignorance� �CADE。 Nay�察�answer if you 

can�察�the Frenchmen are our enemies。 Go to�察�then�察�I ask but this�此�can he that 

speaks with the tongue of an enemy be a good counsellor�察�or no�拭�ALL。 No�察�

no�察  �and    therefore   we'll   have   his  head。   WILLIAM         STAFFORD。        Well�察�

seeing   gentle   words   will   not   prevail�察 �Assail   them   with   the   army   of   the 

King。   STAFFORD。   Herald�察  �away�察  �and   throughout   every   town   Proclaim 

them traitors that are up with Cade�察�That those which fly before the battle 

ends    May�察   �even   in  their   wives'and    children's    sight�察 �Be   hang'd    up  for 

example   at   their   doors。 And   you   that   be   the   King's   friends�察  �follow   me。 

Exeunt the TWO STAFFORDS and soldiers CADE。 And you that love the 

commons follow me。 Now show yourselves men�察�'tis for liberty。 We will 

not leave one lord�察�one gentleman�察�Spare none but such as go in clouted 

shoon�察�For they are thrifty honest men and such As would´ but that they 

dare not´ take our parts。 DICK。 They are all in order�察�and march toward us。 

CADE。 But then are we in order when we are most out of order。 Come�察�

march forward。 Exeunt 



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