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unfolded�察 �wherein he appears As I would wish mine enemy。 SURREY。
How came His practices to light�拭�SUFFOLK。 Most strangely。 SURREY。 O�察�
how�察�how�拭�SUFFOLK。 The Cardinal's letters to the Pope miscarried�察�And
came to th' eye o' th' King�察�wherein was read How that the Cardinal did
entreat his Holiness To stay the judgment o' th' divorce�察�for if It did take
place�察 �'I do' quoth he 'perceive My king is tangled in affection to A
creature of the Queen's�察�Lady Anne Bullen。' SURREY。 Has the King this�拭�
SUFFOLK。 Believe it。 SURREY。 Will this work�拭�CHAMBERLAIN。 The
King in this perceives him how he coasts And hedges his own way。 But in
this point All his tricks founder�察�and he brings his physic After his patient's
death�此 �the King already Hath married the fair lady。 SURREY。 Would he
had� �SUFFOLK。 May you be happy in your wish�察�my lord� �For�察�I profess�察�
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you have it。 SURREY。 Now�察�all my joy Trace the conjunction� �SUFFOLK。
My amen to't� �NORFOLK。 All men's� �SUFFOLK。 There's order given for
her coronation�察�Marry�察�this is yet but young�察�and may be left To some ears
unrecounted。 But�察 �my lords�察 �She is a gallant creature�察 �and complete In
mind and feature。 I persuade me from her Will fall some blessing to this
land�察�which shall In it be memoriz'd。 SURREY。 But will the King Digest
this letter of the Cardinal's�拭�The Lord forbid� �NORFOLK。 Marry�察�amen� �
SUFFOLK。 No�察 �no�察 �There be moe wasps that buzz about his nose Will
make this sting the sooner。 Cardinal Campeius Is stol'n away to Rome�察�
hath ta'en no leave�察�Has left the cause o' th' King unhandled�察�and Is posted�察�
as the agent of our Cardinal�察�To second all his plot。 I do assure you The
King cried 'Ha��' at this。 CHAMBERLAIN。 Now�察�God incense him�察�And let
him cry 'Ha��' louder� �NORFOLK。 But�察�my lord�察�When returns Cranmer�拭�
SUFFOLK。 He is return'd in his opinions�察�which Have satisfied the King
for his divorce�察�Together with all famous colleges Almost in Christendom。
Shortly�察 �I believe�察 �His second marriage shall be publish'd�察 �and Her
coronation。 Katharine no more Shall be call'd queen�察�but princess dowager
And widow to Prince Arthur。 NORFOLK。 This same Cranmer's A worthy
fellow�察 �and hath ta'en much pain In the King's business。 SUFFOLK。 He
has�察 �and we shall see him For it an archbishop。 NORFOLK。 So I hear。
SUFFOLK。 'Tis so。
Enter WOLSEY and CROMWELL
The Cardinal� �NORFOLK。 Observe�察�observe�察�he's moody。 WOLSEY。
The packet�察�Cromwell�察�Gave't you the King�拭�CROMWELL。 To his own
hand�察 �in's bedchamber。 WOLSEY。 Look'd he o' th' inside of the paper�拭�
CROMWELL。 Presently He did unseal them�察�and the first he view'd�察�He
did it with a serious mind�察�a heed Was in his countenance。 You he bade
Attend him here this morning。 WOLSEY。 Is he ready To come abroad�拭�
CROMWELL。 I think by this he is。 WOLSEY。 Leave me awhile。 Exit
CROMWELL ��Aside�А�It shall be to the Duchess of Alencon�察�The French
King's sister�察�he shall marry her。 Anne Bullen� �No�察�I'll no Anne Bullens for
him�察 �There's more in't than fair visage。 Bullen� �No�察 �we'll no Bullens。
Speedily I wish To hear from Rome。 The Marchioness of Pembroke� �
NORFOLK。 He's discontented。 SUFFOLK。 May be he hears the King
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Does whet his anger to him。 SURREY。 Sharp enough�察�Lord�察�for thy justice� �
WOLSEY。 ��Aside�А�The late Queen's gentlewoman�察�a knight's daughter�察�To
be her mistress' mistress� �The Queen's queen� �This candle burns not clear。
'Tis I must snuff it�察�Then out it goes。 What though I know her virtuous And
well deserving�拭 �Yet I know her for A spleeny Lutheran�察 �and not
wholesome to Our cause that she should lie i' th' bosom of Our hard´rul'd
King。 Again�察 �there is sprung up An heretic�察 �an arch one�察 �Cranmer�察 �one
Hath crawl'd into the favour of the King�察�And is his oracle。 NORFOLK。
He is vex'd at something。
Enter the KING�察�reading of a schedule�察�and LOVELL
SURREY。 I would 'twere something that would fret the string�察�The
master´cord on's heart� �SUFFOLK。 The King�察�the King� �KING。 What piles
of wealth hath he accumulated To his own portion� �And what expense by
th' hour Seems to flow from him� �How�察�i' th' name of thrift�察�Does he rake
this together��Now�察 �my lords�察 �Saw you the Cardinal�拭 �NORFOLK。 My
lord�察�we have Stood here observing him。 Some strange commotion Is in
his brain�此 �he bites his lip and starts�察 �Stops on a sudden�察 �looks upon the
ground�察�Then lays his finger on his temple�察�straight Springs out into fast
gait�察�then stops again�察�Strikes his breast hard�察�and anon he casts His eye
against the moon。 In most strange postures We have seen him set himself。
KING。 It may well be There is a mutiny in's mind。 This morning Papers of
state he sent me to peruse�察�As I requir'd�察�and wot you what I found There
on my conscience�察�put unwittingly�拭�Forsooth�察�an inventory�察�thus importing
The several parcels of his plate�察�his treasure�察�Rich stuffs�察�and ornaments of
household�察�which I find at such proud rate that it outspeaks Possession of
a subject。 NORFOLK。 It's heaven's will�察�Some spirit put this paper in the
packet To bless your eye withal。 KING。 If we did think His contemplation
were above the earth And fix'd on spiritual object�察�he should still Dwell in
his musings�察�but I am afraid His thinkings are below the moon�察�not worth
His serious considering。 ��The KING takes his seat and whispers LOVELL�察�
who goes to the CARDINAL�А�WOLSEY。 Heaven forgive me� �Ever God
bless your Highness� �KING。 Good�察�my lord�察�You are full of heavenly stuff�察�
and bear the inventory Of your best graces in your mind�察�the which You
were now running o'er。 You have scarce time To steal from spiritual leisure
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a brief span To keep your earthly audit�察 �sure�察 �in that I deem you an ill
husband�察�and am glad To have you therein my companion。 WOLSEY。 Sir�察�
For holy offices I have a time�察�a time To think upon the part of business
which I bear i' th' state�察�and nature does require Her times of preservation�察�
which perforce I�察�her frail son�察�amongst my brethren mortal�察�Must give my
tendance to。 KING。 You have said well。 WOLSEY。 And ever may your
Highness yoke together�察�As I will lend you cause�察�my doing well With my
well saying� �KING。 'Tis well said again�察�And 'tis a kind of good deed to
say well�察�And yet words are no deeds。 My father lov'd you�此�He said he did�察�
and with his deed did crown His word upon you。 Since I had my office I
have kept you next my heart�察 �have not alone Employ'd you where high
profits might come home�察 �But par'd my present havings to bestow My
bounties upon you。 WOLSEY。 ��Aside�А�What should this mean�拭�SURREY。
��Aside�А�The Lord increase this business� �KING。 Have I not made you The
prime man of the state�拭�I pray you tell me If what I now pronounce you
have found true�察�And�察�if you may confess it�察�say withal If you are bound to
us or no。 What say you�拭�WOLSEY。 My sovereign�察 �I confess your royal
graces�察 �Show'r'd on me daily�察 �have been more than could My studied
purposes requite�察 �which went Beyond all man's endeavours。 My
endeavours�察 �Have ever come too short o