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children by you。 If�察�in the course And process of this time�察�you can report�察�
And prove it too against mine honour�察�aught�察�My bond to wedlock or my
love and duty�察�Against your sacred person�察�in God's name�察�Turn me away
and let the foul'st contempt Shut door upon me�察�and so give me up To the
sharp'st kind of justice。 Please you�察�sir�察�The King�察�your father�察�was reputed
for A prince most prudent�察 �of an excellent And unmatch'd wit and
judgment�察 �Ferdinand�察 �My father�察 �King of Spain�察 �was reckon'd one The
wisest prince that there had reign'd by many A year before。 It is not to be
question'd That they had gather'd a wise council to them Of every realm�察�
that did debate this business�察�Who deem'd our marriage lawful。 Wherefore
I humbly Beseech you�察 �sir�察 �to spare me till I may Be by my friends in
Spain advis'd�察 �whose counsel I will implore。 If not�察 �i' th' name of God�察�
Your pleasure be fulfill'd� �WOLSEY。 You have here�察 �lady�察�And of your
choice�察�these reverend fathers´men Of singular integrity and learning�察�Yea�察�
the elect o' th' land�察�who are assembled To plead your cause。 It shall be
therefore bootless That longer you desire the court�察�as well For your own
quiet as to rectify What is unsettled in the King。 CAMPEIUS。 His Grace
Hath spoken well and justly�察�therefore�察�madam�察�It's fit this royal session do
proceed And that�察 �without delay�察 �their arguments Be now produc'd and
heard。 QUEEN KATHARINE。 Lord Cardinal�察�To you I speak。 WOLSEY。
Your pleasure�察�madam�拭�QUEEN KATHARINE。 Sir�察�I am about to weep�察�
but�察 �thinking that We are a queen�察 �or long have dream'd so�察 �certain The
daughter of a king�察�my drops of tears I'll turn to sparks of fire。 WOLSEY。
Be patient yet。 QUEEN KATHARINE。 I will�察�when you are humble�察�nay�察�
before Or God will punish me。 I do believe�察 �Induc'd by potent
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circumstances�察 �that You are mine enemy�察 �and make my challenge You
shall not be my judge�察�for it is you Have blown this coal betwixt my lord
and me Which God's dew quench� �Therefore I say again�察�I utterly abhor�察�
yea�察�from my soul Refuse you for my judge�察�whom yet once more I hold
my most malicious foe and think not At all a friend to truth。 WOLSEY。 I
do profess You speak not like yourself�察�who ever yet Have stood to charity
and display'd th' effects Of disposition gentle and of wisdom O'ertopping
woman's pow'r。 Madam�察�you do me wrong�此�I have no spleen against you�察�
nor injustice For you or any�察�how far I have proceeded�察�Or how far further
shall�察�is warranted By a commission from the Consistory�察�Yea�察�the whole
Consistory of Rome。 You charge me That I have blown this coal�此�I do deny
it。 The King is present�察�if it be known to him That I gainsay my deed�察�how
may he wound�察�And worthily�察�my falsehood� �Yea�察�as much As you have
done my truth。 If he know That I am free of your report�察�he knows I am
not of your wrong。 Therefore in him It lies to cure me�察�and the cure is to
Remove these thoughts from you�察 �the which before His Highness shall
speak in�察 �I do beseech You�察 �gracious madam�察 �to unthink your speaking
And to say so no more。 QUEEN KATHARINE。 My lord�察�my lord�察�I am a
simple woman�察�much too weak T' oppose your cunning。 Y'are meek and
humble´mouth'd�察�You sign your place and calling�察 �in full seeming�察�With
meekness and humility�察�but your heart Is cramm'd with arrogancy�察�spleen�察�
and pride。 You have�察�by fortune and his Highness' favours�察�Gone slightly
o'er low steps�察�and now are mounted Where pow'rs are your retainers�察�and
your words�察 �Domestics to you�察 �serve your will as't please Yourself
pronounce their office。 I must tell you You tender more your person's
honour than Your high profession spiritual�察�that again I do refuse you for
my judge and here�察 �Before you all�察 �appeal unto the Pope�察 �To bring my
whole cause 'fore his Holiness And to be judg'd by him。 ��She curtsies to
the KING�察 �and offers to depart�А �CAMPEIUS。 The Queen is obstinate�察�
Stubborn to justice�察�apt to accuse it�察�and Disdainful to be tried by't�察�'tis not
well。 She's going away。 KING。 Call her again。 CRIER。 Katharine Queen of
England�察�come into the court。 GENTLEMAN USHER。 Madam�察 �you are
call'd back。 QUEEN KATHARINE。 What need you note it�拭�Pray you keep
your way�察�When you are call'd�察�return。 Now the Lord help� �They vex me
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past my patience。 Pray you pass on。 I will not tarry�察 �no�察 �nor ever more
Upon this business my appearance make In any of their courts。 Exeunt
QUEEN and her attendants KING。 Go thy ways�察 �Kate。 That man i' th'
world who shall report he has A better wife�察�let him in nought be trusted
For speaking false in that。 Thou art�察 �alone If thy rare qualities�察 �sweet
gentleness�察 �Thy meekness saint´like�察 �wife´like government�察 �Obeying in
commanding�察 �and thy parts Sovereign and pious else�察 �could speak thee
out The queen of earthly queens。 She's noble born�察�And like her true
nobility she has Carried herself towards me。 WOLSEY。 Most gracious sir�察�
In humblest manner I require your Highness That it shall please you to
declare in hearing Of all these earsfor where I am robb'd and bound�察�
There must I be unloos'd�察�although not there At once and fully satisfied
whether ever I Did broach this business to your Highness�察 �or Laid any
scruple in your way which might Induce you to the question on't�察�or ever
Have to you�察�but with thanks to God for such A royal lady�察�spake one the
least word that might Be to the prejudice of her present state�察�Or touch of
her good person�拭 �KING。 My Lord Cardinal�察�I do excuse you�察�yea�察 �upon
mine honour�察 �I free you from't。 You are not to be taught That you have
many enemies that know not Why they are so�察 �but�察 �like to village curs�察�
Bark when their fellows do。 By some of these The Queen is put in anger。
Y'are excus'd。 But will you be more justified�拭�You ever Have wish'd the
sleeping of this business�察�never desir'd It to be stirr'd�察�but oft have hind'red�察�
oft�察�The passages made toward it。 On my honour�察�I speak my good Lord
Cardinal to this point�察�And thus far clear him。 Now�察�what mov'd me to't�察�I
will be bold with time and your attention。 Then mark th' inducement。 Thus
it camegive heed to't�此�My conscience first receiv'd a tenderness�察�Scruple�察�
and prick�察 �on certain speeches utter'd By th' Bishop of Bayonne�察 �then
French ambassador�察�Who had been hither sent on the debating A marriage
'twixt the Duke of Orleans and Our daughter Mary。 I' th' progress of this
business�察�Ere a determinate resolution�察�he I mean the Bishop´did require
a respite Wherein he might the King his lord advertise Whether our
daughter were legitimate�察�Respecting this our marriage with the dowager�察�
Sometimes our brother's wife。 This respite shook The bosom of my
conscience�察�enter'd me�察�Yea�察�with a splitting power�察�and made to tremble
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The region of my breast�察 �which forc'd such way That many maz'd
considerings did throng And press'd in with this ca