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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�
But�察 �as I think�察 �it was by th' Cardinal�察�And on the pieces of the broken
wand Were plac'd the heads of Edmund Duke of Somerset And William de
la Pole�察�first Duke of Suffolk。 This was my dream�察�what it doth bode God
knows。 DUCHESS。 Tut�察 �this was nothing but an argument That he that
breaks a stick of Gloucester's grove Shall lose his head for his
presumption。 But list to me�察�my Humphrey�察�my sweet Duke�此�Methought I
sat in seat of majesty In the cathedral church of Westminster�察�And in that
chair where kings and queens were crown'd�察 �Where Henry and Dame
Margaret kneel'd to me�察 �And on my head did set the diadem。
GLOUCESTER。 Nay�察�Eleanor�察�then must I chide outright。 Presumptuous
dame�察�ill´nurtur'd Eleanor� �Art thou not second woman in the realm�察�And
the Protector's wife�察 �belov'd of him�拭 �Hast thou not worldly pleasure at
command Above the reach or compass of thy thought�拭�And wilt thou still
be hammering treachery To tumble down thy husband and thyself From
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top of honour to disgrace's feet�拭�Away from me�察�and let me hear no more� �
DUCHESS。 What�察�what�察�my lord� �Are you so choleric With Eleanor for
telling but her dream�拭�Next time I'll keep my dreams unto myself And not
be check'd。 GLOUCESTER。 Nay�察�be not angry�察�I am pleas'd again。
Enter a MESSENGER
MESSENGER。 My Lord Protector�察�'tis his Highness' pleasure You do
prepare to ride unto Saint Albans�察�Where as the King and Queen do mean
to hawk。 GLOUCESTER。 I go。 Come�察 �Nell�察 �thou wilt ride with us�拭�
DUCHESS。 Yes�察 �my good lord�察 �I'll follow presently。 Exeunt
GLOUCESTER and MESSENGER Follow I must�察 �I cannot go before�察�
While Gloucester bears this base and humble mind。 Were I a man�察�a duke�察�
and next of blood�察 �I would remove these tedious stumbling´blocks And
smooth my way upon their headless necks�察�And�察�being a woman�察�I will not
be slack To play my part in Fortune's pageant。 Where are you there�察�Sir
John�拭�Nay�察�fear not�察�man�察�We are alone�察�here's none but thee and I。
Enter HUME
HUME。 Jesus preserve your royal Majesty� �DUCHESS。 What say'st
thou�拭 �Majesty� �I am but Grace。 HUME。 But�察 �by the grace of God and
Hume's advice�察�Your Grace's title shall be multiplied。 DUCHESS。 What
say'st thou�察�man�拭�Hast thou as yet conferr'd With Margery Jourdain�察�the
cunning witch of Eie�察 �With Roger Bolingbroke�察 �the conjurer�拭 �And will
they undertake to do me good�拭�HUME。 This they have promised�察�to show
your Highness A spirit rais'd from depth of underground That shall make
answer to such questions As by your Grace shall be propounded him
DUCHESS。 It is enough�察�I'll think upon the questions�察�When from Saint
Albans we do make return We'll see these things effected to the full。 Here�察�
Hume�察�take this reward�察�make merry�察�man�察�With thy confederates in this
weighty cause。 Exit HUME。 Hume must make merry with the Duchess'
gold�察�Marry�察�and shall。 But�察�how now�察�Sir John Hume� �Seal up your lips
and give no words but mum�此 �The business asketh silent secrecy。 Dame
Eleanor gives gold to bring the witch�此�Gold cannot come amiss were she a
devil。 Yet have I gold flies from another coast´ I dare not say from the rich
Cardinal�察�And from the great and new´made Duke of Suffolk�察�Yet I do find
it so�察 �for�察 �to be plain�察 �They�察 �knowing Dame Eleanor's aspiring humour�察�
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Have hired me to undermine the Duchess�察�And buzz these conjurations in
her brain。 They say 'A crafty knave does need no broker'�察�Yet am I Suffolk
and the Cardinal's broker。 Hume�察�if you take not heed�察�you shall go near
To call them both a pair of crafty knaves。 Well�察�so its stands�察�and thus�察�I
fear�察�at last Hume's knavery will be the Duchess' wreck�察�And her attainture
will be Humphrey's fall Sort how it will�察�I shall have gold for all。 Exit
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SCENE III。 London。 The palace
Enter three or four PETITIONERS�察�PETER�察�the Armourer's man�察�
being one
FIRST PETITIONER。 My masters�察 �let's stand close�察 �my Lord
Protector will come this way by and by�察 �and then we may deliver our
supplications in the quill。 SECOND PETITIONER。 Marry�察 �the Lord
protect him�察�for he's a good man�察�Jesu bless him� �
Enter SUFFOLK and QUEEN
FIRST PETITIONER。 Here 'a comes�察�methinks�察�and the Queen with
him。 I'll be the first�察�sure。 SECOND PETITIONER。 Come back�察�fool�察�this
is the Duke of Suffolk and not my Lord Protector。 SUFFOLK。 How now�察�
fellow� �Wouldst anything with me�拭�FIRST PETITIONER。 I pray�察�my lord�察�
pardon me�察 �I took ye for my Lord Protector。 QUEEN。 ��Reads�А �'To my
Lord Protector��' Are your supplications to his lordship�拭�Let me see them。
What is thine�拭 �FIRST PETITIONER。 Mine is�察 �an't please your Grace�察�
against John Goodman�察 �my Lord Cardinal's man�察 �for keeping my house
and lands�察 �and wife and all�察 �from me。 SUFFOLK。 Thy wife too� �That's
some wrong indeed。 What's yours�拭 �What's here� 。�Reads�А �'Against the
Duke of Suffolk�察 �for enclosing the commons of Melford。' How now�察 �sir
knave� �SECOND PETITIONER。 Alas�察 �sir�察 �I am but a poor petitioner of
our whole township。 PETER。 ��Presenting his petition�А�Against my master�察�
Thomas Horner�察�for saying that the Duke of York was rightful heir to the
crown。 QUEEN。 What say'st thou�拭 �Did the Duke of York say he was
rightful heir to the crown�拭 �PETER。 That my master was�拭 �No�察 �forsooth。
My master said that he was�察�and that the King was an usurper。 SUFFOLK。
Who is there�拭。�Enter servant�А�Take this fellow in�察�and send for his master
with a pursuivant presently。 We'll hear more of your matter before the
King。 Exit servant with PETER QUEEN。 And as for you�察�that love to be
protected Under the wings of our Protector's grace�察�Begin your suits anew�察�
and sue to him。 ��Tears the supplications�А�Away�察�base cullions� �Suffolk�察�let
them go。 ALL。 Come�察�let's be gone。 Exeunt QUEEN。 My Lord of Suffolk�察�
say�察�is this the guise�察�Is this the fashions in the court of England�拭�Is this the
government of Britain's isle�察�And this the royalty of Albion's king�拭�What�察�
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shall King Henry be a pupil still�察�Under the surly Gloucester's governance�拭�
Am I a queen in title and in style�察�And must be made a subject to a duke�拭�I
tell thee�察�Pole�察�when in the city Tours Thou ran'st a tilt in honour of my
love And stol'st away the ladies' hearts of France�察�I thought King Henry
had resembled thee In courage�察�courtship�察�and proportion�察�But all his mind
is bent to holiness�察�To number Ave´Maries on his beads�察 �His champions
are the prophets and apostles�察�His weapons�察�holy saws of sacred writ�察�His
study is his tilt´yard�察�and his loves Are brazen images of canonized saints。
I would the college of th