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do   mislike�察  �But   'tis   my   presence   that   doth   trouble   ye。   Rancour   will   out�此�

proud prelate�察�in thy face I see thy fury�察�if I longer stay We shall begin our 

ancient     bickerings。     Lordings�察   �farewell�察   �and    say�察 �when     I  am   gone�察   �I 

prophesied France will be lost ere long。 Exit CARDINAL。 So�察�there goes 

our Protector in a rage。 'Tis known to you he is mine enemy�察�Nay�察�more�察�

an   enemy   unto   you   all�察  �And   no   great   friend�察  �I   fear   me�察  �to   the   King。 

Consider�察�lords�察�he is the next of blood And heir apparent to the English 

crown。   Had   Henry   got   an   empire   by   his   marriage   And   all   the   wealthy 



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kingdoms of the west�察�There's reason he should be displeas'd at it。 Look to 

it�察  �lords�察  �let   not   his   smoothing   words   Bewitch   your   hearts�察  �be   wise   and 

circumspect。   What   though   the   common   people   favour   him�察  �Calling   him 

'Humphrey�察      �the   good    Duke    of  Gloucester��'     Clapping     their  hands�察   �and 

crying   with   loud   voice   'Jesu   maintain   your   royal   excellence��' With   'God 

preserve the good Duke Humphrey��' I fear me�察�lords�察�for all this flattering 

gloss�察  �He   will   be   found   a   dangerous   Protector。   BUCKINGHAM。   Why 

should he then protect our sovereign�察�He being of age to govern of himself�拭�

Cousin of Somerset�察�join you with me�察�And all together�察�with the Duke of 

Suffolk�察�We'll quickly hoise Duke Humphrey from his seat。 CARDINAL。 

This   weighty   business   will   not   brook   delay�察  �I'll   to   the   Duke   of   Suffolk 

presently。 Exit SOMERSET。 Cousin of Buckingham�察�though Humphrey's 

pride   And   greatness   of   his   place   be   grief   to   us�察  �Yet   let   us   watch   the 

haughty cardinal�察�His insolence is more intolerable Than all the princes in 

the     land    beside�察   �If   Gloucester      be    displac'd�察   �he'll   be    Protector。 

BUCKINGHAM。 Or thou or I�察�Somerset�察�will be Protector�察�Despite Duke 

Humphrey   or       the  Cardinal。     Exeunt    BUCKINGHAM             and   SOMERSET 

SALISBURY。   Pride   went   before�察  �ambition   follows   him。   While   these   do 

labour for their own preferment�察�Behoves it us to labour for the realm。 I 

never saw but Humphrey Duke of Gloucester Did bear him like a noble 

gentleman。 Oft have I seen the haughty Cardinal´ More like a soldier than 

a man o' th' church�察�As stout and proud as he were lord of all´ Swear like a 

ruffian and demean himself Unlike the ruler of a commonweal。 Warwick 

my     son�察  �the  comfort     of  my    age�察  �Thy   deeds�察   �thy   plainness�察   �and   thy 

housekeeping�察�Hath   won the greatest   favour   of the   commons�察 �Excepting 

none but good Duke Humphrey。 And�察�brother York�察�thy acts in Ireland�察�In 

bringing   them   to   civil   discipline�察  �Thy   late   exploits   done   in   the   heart   of 

France When thou wert Regent for our sovereign�察�Have made thee fear'd 

and honour'd of the people�此�Join we together for the public good�察�In what 

we can�察�to bridle and suppress The pride of Suffolk and the Cardinal�察�With 

Somerset's   and   Buckingham's   ambition�察  �And�察  �as   we   may�察  �cherish   Duke 

Humphrey's deeds While they do tend the profit of the land。 WARWICK。 

So   God   help   Warwick�察  �as   he   loves   the   land And   common   profit   of   his 

country�   �YORK。 And   so   says   York´   ��Aside�А  �for   he   hath   greatest   cause。 



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SALISBURY。          Then    let's  make    haste   away    and   look    unto   the  main。 

WARWICK。 Unto the main� �O father�察�Maine is lost´ That Maine which by 

main force Warwick did win�察�And would have kept so long as breath did 

last。 Main chance�察�father�察�you meant�察�but I meant Maine�察�Which I will win 

from France�察�or else be slain。 Exeunt WARWICK and SALISBURY 

       YORK。 Anjou and Maine are given to the French�察�Paris is lost�察�the 

state   of   Normandy   Stands   on   a   tickle   point   now   they   are   gone。   Suffolk 

concluded on the articles�察�The peers agreed�察�and Henry was well pleas'd 

To changes two dukedoms for a duke's fair daughter。 I cannot blame them 

all�此�what is't to them�拭�'Tis thine they give away�察�and not their own。 Pirates 

may make cheap pennyworths of their pillage�察�And purchase friends�察�and 

give to courtezans�察�Still revelling like lords till all be gone�察�While as the 

silly owner of the goods Weeps over them and wrings his hapless hands 

And shakes his head and trembling stands aloof�察�While all is shar'd and all 

is borne away�察�Ready to starve and dare not touch his own。 So York must 

sit and fret and bite his tongue�察�While his own lands are bargain'd for and 

sold。    Methinks     the  realms   of   England�察   �France�察  �and   Ireland�察  �Bear    that 

proportion to my flesh and blood As did the fatal brand Althaea burnt Unto 

the prince's heart of Calydon。 Anjou and Maine both given unto the French� �

Cold   news   for   me�察  �for   I   had   hope   of   France�察  �Even   as   I   have   of   fertile 

England's   soil。   A   day   will   come   when   York   shall   claim   his   own�察  �And 

therefore I will take the Nevils' parts�察�And make a show of love to proud 

Duke Humphrey�察�And when I spy advantage�察�claim the crown�察�For that's 

the golden mark I seek to hit。 Nor shall proud Lancaster usurp my right�察�

Nor   hold   the   sceptre   in   his   childish   fist�察  �Nor   wear   the   diadem   upon   his 

head�察�Whose church´like humours fits not for a crown。 Then�察�York�察�be still 

awhile�察�till time do serve�察�Watch thou and wake�察�when others be asleep�察�To 

pry into the secrets of the state�察�Till Henry�察�surfeiting in joys of love With 

his new bride and England's dear´bought queen�察�And Humphrey with the 

peers   be   fall'n   at   jars�察  �Then   will   I   raise   aloft   the   milk´white   rose�察  �With 

whose sweet smell the air shall be perfum'd�察�And in my standard bear the 

arms of York�察�To grapple with the house of Lancaster�察�And force perforce 

I'll make him yield the crown�察�Whose bookish rule hath pull'd fair England 

down。 Exit 



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     SCENE II。 The DUKE OF GLOUCESTER'S house 



                       Enter DUKE and his wife ELEANOR 

       DUCHESS。 Why droops my lord�察�like over´ripen'd corn Hanging the 

head at Ceres' plenteous load�拭�Why doth the great Duke Humphrey knit 

his brows�察�As frowning at the favours of the world�拭�Why are thine eyes 

fix'd   to   the   sullen   earth�察  �Gazing   on   that   which   seems   to   dim   thy   sight�拭�

What     see'st  thou    there�拭  �King   Henry's    diadem�察    �Enchas'd    with   all  the 

honours of the world�拭�If so�察�gaze on�察�and grovel on thy face Until thy head 

be circled with   the same。 Put   forth thy  hand�察�reach at the glorious   gold。 

What�察�is't too short�拭�I'll lengthen it with mine�察�And having both together 

heav'd it up�察�We'll both together lift our heads to heaven�察�And never more 

abase   our   sight   so   low   As   to   vouchsafe   one   glance   unto   the   ground。 

GLOUCESTER。 O Nell�察�sweet Nell�察�if thou dost love thy lord�察�Banish the 

canker of ambitious thoughts� �And may that thought�察�when I imagine ill 

Against my king and nephew�察�virtuous Henry�察�Be my last breathing in this 

mortal     world�    �My    troublous    dreams     this  night    doth   make    me    sad。 

DUCHESS。 What dream'd my lord�拭�Tell me�察�and I'll requite it With sweet 

rehearsal of my  morning's dream。 GLOUCESTER。 Methought this   staff�察�

mine office´badge in court�察�Was broke in twain�察�by whom I have forgot�察�

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