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study is his tilt´yard�察�and his loves Are brazen images of canonized saints。 

I would the college of the Cardinals Would   choose him Pope�察�and   carry 

him to Rome�察�And set the triple crown upon his head�察�That were a state fit 

for   his   holiness。   SUFFOLK。   Madam�察  �be   patient。   As   I   was   cause   Your 

Highness   came   to   England�察 �so   will   I   In   England   work   your   Grace's   full 

content。   QUEEN。   Beside   the   haughty   Protector�察  �have   we   Beaufort   The 

imperious churchman�察�Somerset�察�Buckingham�察�And grumbling York�察�and 

not    the  least   of   these   But   can   do   more    in   England     than   the   King。 

SUFFOLK。 And   he   of   these   that   can   do   most   of   all   Cannot   do   more   in 

England   than   the   Nevils�察  �Salisbury   and   Warwick   are   no   simple   peers。 

QUEEN。 Not all these lords do vex me half so much As that proud dame�察�

the Lord Protector's wife。 She sweeps it through the court with troops of 

ladies�察  �More   like   an   empress   than   Duke   Humphrey's   wife。   Strangers   in 

court do take her for the Queen。 She bears a duke's revenues on her back�察�

And in her heart she scorns our poverty�察�Shall I not live to be aveng'd on 

her�拭  �Contemptuous   base´born   callet   as   she   is�察  �She   vaunted   'mongst   her 

minions t' other day The very train of her worst wearing gown Was better 

worth than all my father's lands�察�Till Suffolk gave two dukedoms for his 

daughter。   SUFFOLK。   Madam�察            �myself   have     lim'd   a   bush  for   her�察  �And 

plac'd a quire of such enticing birds That she will light to listen to the lays�察�

And never mount to trouble you again。 So�察�let her rest。 And�察�madam�察�list to 

me�察  �For   I   am   bold   to   counsel   you   in   this�此  �Although   we   fancy   not   the 

Cardinal�察  �Yet   must   we   join   with   him   and   with   the   lords�察  �Till   we   have 

brought   Duke   Humphrey  in disgrace。 As   for the   Duke   of York�察�this   late 

complaint Will make but little for his benefit。 So one by one we'll weed 

them all at last�察�And you yourself shall steer the happy helm。 

       Sound a sennet。Enter the KING�察�DUKE HUMPHREY�察�CARDINAL 



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BEAUFORT�察          �BUCKINGHAM�察           �YORK�察      �SOMERSET�察         �SALISBURY�察�

WARWICK�察�and the DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER 

       KING     HENRY。      For   my   part�察 �noble   lords�察  �I  care  not  which�此   �Or 

Somerset   or   York�察  �all's   one   to   me。   YORK。   If   York   have   ill   demean'd 

himself in France�察�Then let him be denay'd the regentship。 SOMERSET。 If 

Somerset be unworthy of the place�察�Let York be Regent�察�I will yield to him。 

WARWICK。 Whether your Grace be worthy�察�yea or no�察�Dispute not that�察�

York   is   the   worthier。   CARDINAL。   Ambitious   Warwick�察  �let   thy   betters 

speak。     WARWICK。          The    Cardinal's     not   my     better   in   the   field。 

BUCKINGHAM。              All   in   this   presence    are   thy    betters�察  �Warwick。 

WARWICK。 Warwick may live to be the best of all。 SALISBURY。 Peace�察�

son�    �And    show   some    reason�察  �Buckingham�察      �Why    Somerset     should    be 

preferr'd   in   this。   QUEEN。   Because   the   King�察  �forsooth�察  �will   have   it   so。 

GLOUCESTER。   Madam�察  �the   King   is   old   enough   himself   To   give   his 

censure。   These   are   no   women's   matters。   QUEEN。   If   he   be   old   enough�察�

what needs your Grace To be Protector of his Excellence�拭�GLOUCESTER。 

Madam�察�I am Protector of the realm�察�And at his pleasure will resign my 

place。   SUFFOLK。   Resign   it   then�察  �and   leave   thine   insolence。   Since   thou 

wert king´ as who is king but thou�拭� The commonwealth hath daily run to 

wrack�察�The Dauphin hath prevail'd beyond the seas�察�And all the peers and 

nobles     of   the   realm    Have    been    as   bondmen      to   thy   sovereignty。 

CARDINAL。 The   commons   hast   thou   rack'd�察�the   clergy's   bags Are   lank 

and lean with thy extortions。 SOMERSET。 Thy sumptuous buildings and 

thy   wife's   attire   Have   cost   a   mass   of   public   treasury。   BUCKINGHAM。 

Thy cruelty in execution Upon offenders hath exceeded law�察�And left thee 

to the mercy of the law。 QUEEN。 Thy sale of offices and towns in France�察�

If they were known�察�as the suspect is great�察�Would make thee quickly hop 

without thy head。 Exit GLOUCESTER。 The QUEEN drops QUEEN her 

fan Give me my fan。 What�察�minion�察�can ye not�拭。�She gives the DUCHESS 

a box on the ear�А�I cry your mercy�察�madam�察�was it you�拭�DUCHESS。 Was't 

I�拭�Yea�察�I it was�察�proud Frenchwoman。 Could I come near your beauty with 

my nails�察�I could set my ten commandments in your face。 KING HENRY。 

Sweet aunt�察�be quiet�察�'twas against her will。 DUCHESS。 Against her will�察�

good King�拭�Look to 't in time�察�She'll hamper thee and dandle thee like a 



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baby。 Though in this   place most master wear no breeches�察�She shall not 

strike Dame Eleanor unreveng'd。 Exit BUCKINGHAM。 Lord Cardinal�察�I 

will   follow   Eleanor�察�And   listen   after   Humphrey�察  �how  he   proceeds。   She's 

tickled   now�察  �her   fume   needs   no   spurs�察  �She'll   gallop   far   enough   to   her 

destruction。 Exit 

       Re´enter GLOUCESTER 

       GLOUCESTER。            Now�察   �lords�察  �my    choler    being    overblown      With 

walking   once   about   the   quadrangle�察  �I   come   to   talk   of   commonwealth 

affairs。 As for your spiteful false objections�察�Prove them�察�and I lie open to 

the law�察�But God in mercy so deal with my soul As I in duty love my king 

and country� �But to the matter that we have in hand�此�I say�察�my sovereign�察�

York is meetest man To be your Regent in the realm of France。 SUFFOLK。 

Before we make election�察�give me leave To show some reason�察�of no little 

force�察�That York is most unmeet of any man。 YORK。 I'll tell thee�察�Suffolk�察�

why   I   am   unmeet�此  �First�察  �for   I   cannot   flatter   thee   in   pride�察  �Next�察  �if   I   be 

appointed for the place�察�My Lord of Somerset will keep me here Without 

discharge�察  �money�察  �or   furniture�察  �Till   France   be   won   into   the   Dauphin's 

hands。  Last   time   I   danc'd   attendance   on his   will Till   Paris   was   besieg'd�察�

famish'd�察�and lost。 WARWICK。 That can I witness�察�and a fouler fact Did 

never traitor in the land commit。 SUFFOLK。 Peace�察�headstrong Warwick� �

WARWICK。 Image of pride�察�why should I hold my peace�拭�

     Enter HORNER�察�the Armourer�察�and his man PETER�察�guarded 

       SUFFOLK。 Because here is a man accus'd of treason�此�Pray God the 

Duke   of York   excuse   himself�  �YORK。   Doth   any   one   accuse  York   for   a 

traitor�拭  �KING   HENRY。   What   mean'st   thou�察  �Suffolk�拭  �Tell   me�察  �what   are 

these�拭�SUFFOLK。 Please it your Majesty�察�this is the man That doth accuse 

his   master   of high   treason�察  �His   words   were   these�此  �that   Richard   Duke   of 

York Was rightful heir unto the English crown�察�And that your Majesty was 

an usurper。 KING HENRY。 Say�察 �man�察�were these thy words�拭�HORNER。 

An't shall please your Majesty�察�I never said nor thought any such matter。 

God is my witness�察�I am falsely accus'd by the villain。 PETER。 ��Holding 

up his hands�А�By these ten bones�察�my lords�察�he did speak them to me in the 

garret one night�察�as we were scouring my Lord of York's armour。 YORK。 

Base     dunghill    villain  and   mechanical�察    �I'll  have   thy  head    for  this  thy 



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traitor's   speech。   I   do   beseech   your   royal   Majesty�察  �Let   him   have   all   the 

rigour of the law。 HORNER`。 Alas�察�my lord�察�hang me if ever I spake the 

words。 M

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