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march forward。 Exeunt 



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              SCENE III。 Another part of Blackheath 



           Alarums to the fight�察�wherein both the STAFFORDS are 

                         slain。Enter CADE and the rest 

       CADE。     Where's    Dick�察  �the  butcher    of  Ashford�拭   �DICK。    Here�察  �sir。 

CADE。   They   fell   before   thee   like   sheep   and   oxen�察  �and   thou   behavedst 

thyself as if thou hadst been in thine own slaughter´house�察�therefore thus 

will I reward thee´ the Lent shall be as long again as it is�察�and thou shalt 

have a licence to kill for a hundred lacking one。 DICK。 I desire no more。 

CADE。      And�察   �to  speak   truth�察 �thou   deserv'st  no   less。  ��Putting   on  SIR 

HUMPHREY'S brigandine�А�This monument of the victory will I bear�察�and 

the bodies shall be dragged at my horse heels till I do come to London�察�

where we will have the mayor's sword borne before us。 DICK。 If we mean 

to   thrive   and   do   good�察  �break   open   the   gaols   and   let   out   the   prisoners。 

CADE。 Fear not that�察�I warrant thee。 Come�察�let's march towards London。 

Exeunt 



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                      SCENE IV。 London。 The palace 



          Enter the KING with a supplication�察�and the QUEEN with 

  SUFFOLK'S head�察�the DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM�察�and the LORD 

                                           SAY 

       QUEEN。 Oft have I heard that grief softens the mind And makes it 

fearful and degenerate�察�Think therefore on revenge and cease to weep。 But 

who can cease to weep�察�and look on this�拭�Here may his head lie on my 

throbbing      breast�察   �But    where's    the    body    that   I   should    embrace�拭�

BUCKINGHAM。              What     answer     makes     your    Grace     to   the   rebels' 

supplication�拭  �KING   HENRY。   I'll   send   some   holy   bishop   to   entreat�察  �For 

God   forbid   so   many   simple   souls   Should   perish   by   the   sword�   �And   I 

myself�察�Rather than bloody war shall cut them short�察�Will parley with Jack 

Cade   their   general。   But   stay�察  �I'll   read   it   over   once   again。   QUEEN。   Ah�察�

barbarous   villains�   �Hath   this   lovely   face   Rul'd   like   a   wandering   planet 

over me�察�And could it not enforce them to relent That were unworthy to 

behold the same�拭�KING HENRY。 Lord Say�察�Jack Cade hath sworn to have 

thy    head。   SAY。   Ay�察  �but  I  hope    your   Highness     shall  have   his。  KING 

HENRY。   How   now�察  �madam�   �Still   lamenting   and   mourning   for   Suffolk's 

death�拭  �I   fear   me�察  �love�察  �if   that   I   had   been   dead�察  �Thou   wouldst   not   have 

mourn'd so much for me。 QUEEN。 No�察�my love�察�I should not mourn�察�but 

die for thee。 

     Enter A MESSENGER 

       KING   HENRY。   How   now�   �What   news�拭  �Why   com'st   thou   in   such 

haste�拭  �MESSENGER。   The   rebels   are   in   Southwark�察  �fly�察  �my   lord�   �Jack 

Cade   proclaims   himself   Lord   Mortimer�察  �Descended   from   the   Duke   of 

Clarence' house�察�And calls your Grace usurper�察�openly�察�And vows to crown 

himself   in   Westminster。   His   army   is   a   ragged   multitude   Of   hinds   and 

peasants�察  �rude   and   merciless�察  �Sir   Humphrey   Stafford   and   his   brother's 

death Hath given them heart and courage to proceed。 All scholars�察�lawyers�察�

courtiers�察  �gentlemen�察  �They   call   false   caterpillars   and   intend   their   death。 

KING       HENRY。       O   graceless     men�    �they   know     not    what    they   do。 

BUCKINGHAM。 My gracious lord�察�retire to Killingworth Until a power 

be rais'd to put them down。 QUEEN。 Ah�察�were the Duke of Suffolk now 



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alive�察�These Kentish rebels would be soon appeas'd� �KING HENRY。 Lord 

Say�察�the traitors hate thee�察�Therefore away with us to Killingworth。 SAY。 

So might your Grace's person be in danger。 The sight of me is odious in 

their eyes�察�And therefore in this city will I stay And live alone as secret as 

I may。 

     Enter another MESSENGER 

       SECOND MESSENGER。 Jack Cade hath gotten London Bridge。 The 

citizens fly and forsake their houses�察�The rascal people�察�thirsting after prey�察�

Join   with   the   traitor�察  �and   they   jointly   swear   To   spoil   the   city   and   your 

royal court。 BUCKINGHAM。 Then linger not�察�my lord�察�away�察�take horse。 

KING HENRY。 Come Margaret�察�God�察�our hope�察�will succour us。 QUEEN。 

My   hope   is   gone�察  �now   Suffolk   is   deceas'd。   KING   HENRY。   ��To   LORD 

SAY�А  �Farewell�察  �my   lord�察  �trust   not   the   Kentish   rebels。   BUCKINGHAM。 

Trust nobody�察�for fear you be betray'd。 SAY。 The trust I have is in mine 

innocence�察�And therefore am I bold and resolute。 Exeunt 



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                      SCENE V。 London。 The Tower 



      Enter LORD SCALES Upon the Tower�察�walking。 Then enter two 

                           or three CITIZENS�察�below 

       SCALES。 How now� �Is Jack Cade slain�拭�FIRST CITIZEN。 No�察�my 

lord�察�nor likely to be slain�察�for they have won the bridge�察�killing all those 

that withstand them。 The Lord Mayor craves aid of your honour from the 

Tower�察  �to   defend   the   city   from   the   rebels。   SCALES。   Such   aid   as   I   can 

spare you shall command�察�But I am troubled here with them myself�察�The 

rebels have assay'd to win the Tower。 But get you to Smithfield�察�and gather 

head�察�And   thither   I   will   send   you   Matthew   Goffe�察  �Fight   for   your   King�察�

your   country�察  �and   your   lives�察�And   so�察  �farewell�察  �for   I   must   hence   again。 

Exeunt 



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                   SCENE VI。 London。 Cannon street 



      Enter JACK CADE and the rest�察�and strikes his staff on London 

                                          Stone 

       CADE。   Now   is   Mortimer   lord   of   this   city。   And   here�察  �sitting   upon 

London Stone�察�I charge and command that�察�of the city's cost�察�the pissing 

conduit run nothing but claret wine this first year of our reign。 And now 

henceforward   it   shall   be   treason   for   any   that   calls   me   other   than   Lord 

Mortimer。 

     Enter a SOLDIER�察�running 

       SOLDIER。   Jack   Cade�   �Jack   Cade�   �CADE。   Knock   him  down   there。 

��They   kill   him�А  �SMITH。   If   this   fellow   be   wise�察  �he'll   never   call   ye   Jack 

Cade more�察�I think he hath a very fair warning。 DICK。 My lord�察�there's an 

army   gathered   together   in   Smithfield。   CADE。   Come   then�察  �let's   go   fight 

with   them。   But   first   go   and   set   London   Bridge   on   fire�察  �and�察  �if   you   can�察�

burn down the Tower too。 Come�察�let's away。 Exeunt 



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                     SCENE VII。 London。 Smithfield 



     Alarums。 MATTHEW GOFFE is slain�察�and all the rest。 Then enter 

                        JACK CADE�察�with his company 

       CADE。 So�察�sirs。 Now go some and pull down the Savoy�察�others to th' 

Inns of Court�察�down with them all。 DICK。 I have a suit unto your lordship。 

CADE。 Be it a lordship�察�thou shalt have it for that word。 DICK。 Only that 

the laws of England may come out of your mouth。 JOHN。 ��Aside�А�Mass�察�

'twill be sore law then�察�for he was thrust in the mouth with a spear�察�and 'tis 

not whole yet。 SMITH。 ��Aside�А�Nay�察�John�察�it will be stinking law�察�for his 

breath stinks with eating toasted cheese。 CADE。 I 

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