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breath stinks with eating toasted cheese。 CADE。 I have thought upon it�察�it
shall be so。 Away�察�burn all the records of the realm。 My mouth shall be the
Parliament of England。 JOHN。 ��Aside�А �Then we are like to have biting
statutes�察�unless his teeth be pull'd out。 CADE。 And henceforward all things
shall be in common。Enter a MESSENGER
MESSENGER。 My lord�察�a prize�察�a prize� �Here's the Lord Say�察�which
sold the towns in France�察�he that made us pay one and twenty fifteens�察�and
one shining to the pound�察�the last subsidy。
Enter GEORGE BEVIS�察�with the LORD SAY
CADE。 Well�察�he shall be beheaded for it ten times。 Ah�察�thou say�察�thou
serge�察 �nay�察 �thou buckram lord� �Now art thou within point blank of our
jurisdiction regal。 What canst thou answer to my Majesty for giving up of
Normandy unto Mounsieur Basimecu the Dauphin of France�拭�Be it known
unto thee by these presence�察�even the presence of Lord Mortimer�察�that I am
the besom that must sweep the court clean of such filth as thou art。 Thou
hast most traitorously corrupted the youth of the realm in erecting a
grammar school�察�and whereas�察�before�察�our forefathers had no other books
but the score and the tally�察 �thou hast caused printing to be us'd�察 �and�察�
contrary to the King�察�his crown�察�and dignity�察�thou hast built a paper´mill。 It
will be proved to thy face that thou hast men about thee that usually talk of
a noun and a verb�察 �and such abominable words as no Christian ear can
endure to hear。 Thou hast appointed justices of peace�察 �to call poor men
before them about matters they were not able to answer。 Moreover�察�thou
hast put them in prison�察�and because they could not read�察�thou hast hang'd
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them�察 �when�察 �indeed�察 �only for that cause they have been most worthy to
live。 Thou dost ride in a foot´cloth�察 �dost thou not�拭 �SAY。 What of that�拭�
CADE。 Marry�察 �thou ought'st not to let thy horse wear a cloak�察 �when
honester men than thou go in their hose and doublets。 DICK。 And work in
their shirt too�察�as myself�察�for example�察�that am a butcher。 SAY。 You men of
Kent´ DICK。 What say you of Kent�拭�SAY。 Nothing but this�此�'tis 'bona terra�察�
mala gens。' CADE。 Away with him�察�away with him� �He speaks Latin。 SAY。
Hear me but speak�察 �and bear me where you will。 Kent�察 �in the
Commentaries Caesar writ�察�Is term'd the civil'st place of all this isle。 Sweet
is the country�察 �because full of riches�察 �The people liberal valiant�察 �active�察�
wealthy�察�Which makes me hope you are not void of pity。 I sold not Maine�察�
I lost not Normandy�察�Yet�察�to recover them�察�would lose my life。 Justice with
favour have I always done�察�Pray'rs and tears have mov'd me�察�gifts could
never。 When have I aught exacted at your hands�察�But to maintain the King�察�
the realm�察�and you�拭�Large gifts have I bestow'd on learned clerks�察�Because
my book preferr'd me to the King�察�And seeing ignorance is the curse of
God�察 �Knowledge the wing wherewith we fly to heaven�察 �Unless you be
possess'd with devilish spirits You cannot but forbear to murder me。 This
tongue hath parley'd unto foreign kings For your behoof。 CADE。 Tut�察�
when struck'st thou one blow in the field�拭�SAY。 Great men have reaching
hands。 Oft have I struck Those that I never saw�察 �and struck them dead。
GEORGE。 O monstrous coward� �What�察�to come behind folks�拭�SAY。 These
cheeks are pale for watching for your good。 CADE。 Give him a box o' th'
ear�察�and that will make 'em red again。 SAY。 Long sitting to determine poor
men's causes Hath made me full of sickness and diseases。 CADE。 Ye shall
have a hempen caudle then�察�and the help of hatchet。 DICK。 Why dost thou
quiver�察�man�拭�SAY。 The palsy�察�and not fear�察�provokes me。 CADE。 Nay�察�he
nods at us�察�as who should say 'I'll be even with you'�察�I'll see if his head will
stand steadier on a pole�察�or no。 Take him away�察�and behead him。 SAY。 Tell
me�此 �wherein have I offended most�拭 �Have I affected wealth or honour�拭�
Speak。 Are my chests fill'd up with extorted gold�拭 �Is my apparel
sumptuous to behold�拭�Whom have I injur'd�察�that ye seek my death�拭�These
hands are free from guiltless bloodshedding�察�This breast from harbouring
foul deceitful thoughts。 O�察�let me live� �CADE。 ��Aside�А�I feel remorse in
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myself with his words�察�but I'll
bridle it。 He shall die�察�an it be but for pleading so well for his life。´
Away with him� �He has a familiar under his tongue�察�he speaks not o' God's
name。 Go�察�take him away�察�I say�察�and strike off his head presently�察�and then
break into his son´in´law's house�察 �Sir James Cromer�察 �and strike off his
head�察�and bring them both upon two poles hither。 ALL。 It shall be done。
SAY。 Ah�察�countrymen� �if when you make your pray'rs�察�God should be so
obdurate as yourselves�察�How would it fare with your departed souls�拭�And
therefore yet relent and save my life。 CADE。 Away with him�察�and do as I
command ye。 ��Exeunt some with LORD SAY�А�The proudest peer in the
realm shall not wear a head on his shoulders�察 �unless he pay me tribute�察�
there shall not a maid be married�察�but she shall pay to me her maidenhead
ere they have it。 Men shall hold of me in capite�察 �and we charge and
command that their wives be as free as heart can wish or tongue can tell。
DICK。 My lord�察�when shall we go to Cheapside�察�and take up commodities
upon our bills�拭�CADE。 Marry�察�presently。 ALL。 O�察�brave� �
Re´enter one with the heads
CADE。 But is not this braver�拭 �Let them kiss one another�察 �for they
lov'd well when they were alive。 Now part them again�察�lest they consult
about the giving up of some more towns in France。 Soldiers�察 �defer the
spoil of the city until night�察 �for with these borne before us instead of
maces will we ride through the streets�察�and at every corner have them kiss。
Away� �Exeunt
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SCENE VIII。 Southwark
Alarum and retreat。Enter again CADE and all his rabblement
CADE。 Up Fish Street� �down Saint Magnus' Corner� �Kill and knock
down� �Throw them into Thames� 。�Sound a parley�А �What noise is this I
hear�拭 �Dare any be so bold to sound retreat or parley when I command
them kill�拭�
Enter BUCKINGHAM and old CLIFFORD�察�attended
BUCKINGHAM。 Ay�察 �here they be that dare and will disturb thee。
And therefore yet relent�察 �and save my life。 Know�察 �Cade�察 �we come
ambassadors from the King Unto the commons whom thou hast misled�察�
And here pronounce free pardon to them all That will forsake thee and go
home in peace。 CLIFFORD。 What say ye�察�countrymen�拭�Will ye relent And
yield to mercy whilst 'tis offer'd you�察�Or let a rebel lead you to your deaths�拭�
Who loves the King�察�and will embrace his pardon�察�Fling up his cap and
say 'God save his Majesty��' Who hateth him and honours not his father�察�
Henry the Fifth�察�that made all France to quake�察�Shake he his weapon at us
and pass by。 ALL。 God save the King� �God save the King� �CADE。 What�察�
Buckingham and Clifford�察�are ye so brave�拭�And you�察�base peasants�察�do ye
believe him�拭�Will you needs be han