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or else To foreign princes�察�'Ego et Rex meus' Was still inscrib'd�察�in which 

you brought the King To be your servant。 SUFFOLK。 Then�察�that without 

the knowledge Either of King or Council�察�when you went Ambassador to 

the    Emperor�察    �you   made    bold    To   carry   into  Flanders    the   great   seal。 

SURREY。 Item�察�you sent a large commission To Gregory de Cassado�察�to 

conclude�察     �Without    the   King's   will  or   the  state's  allowance�察    �A   league 

between his Highness and Ferrara。 SUFFOLK。 That out of mere ambition 

you have caus'd Your holy hat to be stamp'd on the King's coin。 SURREY。 

Then�察  �that   you   have   sent   innumerable   substance�察  �By   what   means   got   I 

leave to your own conscience�察�To furnish Rome and to prepare the ways 

You   have   for   dignities�察  �to   the   mere   undoing   Of   all   the   kingdom。   Many 

more there are�察�Which�察�since they are of you�察�and odious�察�I will not taint 

my mouth with。 CHAMBERLAIN。 O my lord�察�Press not a falling man too 

far� �'Tis virtue。 His faults lie open to the laws�察�let them�察�Not you�察�correct 

him。   My   heart   weeps   to   see   him   So   little   of   his   great   self。   SURREY。   I 

forgive   him。   SUFFOLK。   Lord   Cardinal�察  �the   King's   further   pleasure   is 

Because   all   those   things   you have   done of   late�察  �By  your   power   legatine 

within this kingdom�察�Fall into th' compass of a praemunire That therefore 

such a writ be sued against you�此�To forfeit all your goods�察�lands�察�tenements�察�

Chattels�察�and whatsoever�察�and to be Out of the King's protection。 This is 

my charge。 NORFOLK。 And so we'll leave you to your meditations How 



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to live better。 For your stubborn answer About the giving back the great 

seal to us�察�The King shall know it�察�and�察�no doubt�察�shall thank you。 So fare 

you     well�察  �my   little  good    Lord    Cardinal。    Exeunt     all  but   WOLSEY 

WOLSEY。   So   farewell   to   the   little   good   you   bear   me。   Farewell�察  �a   long 

farewell�察�to all my greatness� �This is the state of man�此�to´day he puts forth 

The tender leaves of hopes�察�to´morrow blossoms And bears his blushing 

honours thick upon him�察�The third day comes a frost�察�a killing frost�察�And 

when   he   thinks�察  �good   easy   man�察  �full   surely   His   greatness   is   a´ripening�察�

nips his root�察�And then he falls�察�as I do。 I have ventur'd�察�Like little wanton 

boys that swim on bladders�察�This many summers in a sea of glory�察�But far 

beyond   my   depth。   My   high´blown   pride At   length   broke   under   me�察  �and 

now   has   left   me�察  �Weary   and   old   with   service�察  �to   the   mercy   Of   a   rude 

stream�察�that must for ever hide me。 Vain pomp and glory of this world�察�I 

hate ye�察�I feel my heart new open'd。 O�察�how wretched Is that poor man that 

hangs on princes' favours� �There is betwixt that smile we would aspire to�察�

That   sweet   aspect   of   princes�察  �and   their   ruin   More   pangs   and   fears   than 

wars or   women have�察�And when he falls�察 �he falls like Lucifer�察 �Never to 

hope again。 

       Enter CROMWELL�察�standing amazed 

       Why�察�how now�察�Cromwell� �CROMWELL。 I have no power to speak�察�

sir。 WOLSEY。 What�察�amaz'd At my misfortunes�拭�Can thy spirit wonder A 

great    man    should     decline�拭   �Nay�察  �an   you    weep�察   �I  am    fall'n  indeed。 

CROMWELL。   How   does   your   Grace�拭  �WOLSEY。   Why�察  �well�察  �Never   so 

truly happy�察�my good Cromwell。 I know myself now�察�and I feel within me 

A peace above all earthly dignities�察�A still and quiet conscience。 The King 

has cur'd me�察�I humbly thank his Grace�察�and from these shoulders�察�These 

ruin'd   pillars�察  �out   of   pity�察  �taken   A   load   would   sink   a   navytoo   much 

honour。 O�察�'tis a burden�察�Cromwell�察�'tis a burden Too heavy for a man that 

hopes   for   heaven�   �CROMWELL。   I   am   glad   your   Grace   has   made   that 

right use of it。 WOLSEY。 I hope I have。 I am able now�察�methinks�察�Out of a 

fortitude of soul I feel�察�To endure more miseries and greater far Than my 

weak´hearted enemies dare offer。 What news abroad�拭�CROMWELL。 The 

heaviest and the worst Is your displeasure with the King。 WOLSEY。 God 

bless   him�   �CROMWELL。   The   next   is   that   Sir   Thomas   More   is   chosen 



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Lord   Chancellor   in   your   place。 WOLSEY。 That's somewhat   sudden。   But 

he's a learned man。 May he continue Long in his Highness' favour�察�and do 

justice For truth's sake and his conscience�察�that his bones When he has run 

his course and sleeps in blessings�察�May have a tomb of orphans' tears wept 

on    him�    �What    more�拭    �CROMWELL。           That   Cranmer      is  return'd   with 

welcome�察�Install'd Lord Archbishop of Canterbury。 WOLSEY。 That's news 

indeed。 CROMWELL。 Last�察�that the Lady Anne�察�Whom the King hath in 

secrecy long married�察�This day was view'd in open as his queen�察�Going to 

chapel�察�and the voice is now Only about her coronation。 WOLSEY。 There 

was   the   weight   that   pull'd   me   down。   O   Cromwell�察  �The   King   has   gone 

beyond me。 All my glories In that one woman I have lost for ever。 No sun 

shall   ever  usher   forth   mine   honours�察  �Or  gild   again   the  noble troops   that 

waited   Upon   my   smiles。   Go   get   thee   from   me�察  �Cromwell�察  �I   am   a   poor 

fall'n man�察�unworthy now To be thy lord and master。 Seek the King�察�That 

sun�察�I pray�察�may never set� �I have told him What and how true thou art。 He 

will advance thee�察  �Some   little   memory  of   me   will   stir him   I   know   his 

noble naturenot to let Thy hopeful service perish too。 Good Cromwell�察�

Neglect him not�察�make use now�察�and provide For thine own future safety。 

CROMWELL。 O my lord�察�Must I then leave you�拭�Must I needs forgo So 

good�察�so noble�察�and so true a master�拭�Bear witness�察�all that have not hearts 

of iron�察�With what a sorrow Cromwell leaves his lord。 The King shall have 

my     service�察  �but   my    prayers    For   ever   and   for  ever   shall   be   yours。 

WOLSEY。 Cromwell�察�I did not think to shed a tear In all my miseries�察�but 

thou hast forc'd me�察�Out of thy honest truth�察�to play the woman。 Let's dry 

our eyes�察�and thus far hear me�察�Cromwell�察�And when I am forgotten�察�as I 

shall   be�察�And   sleep   in   dull   cold   marble�察  �where  no   mention   Of   me   more 

must be heard of�察�say I taught thee Say Wolsey�察�that once trod the ways 

of glory�察�And sounded all the depths and shoals of honour�察�Found thee a 

way�察�out of his wreck�察�to rise in A sure and safe one�察�though thy master 

miss'd it。 Mark but my fall and that that ruin'd me。 Cromwell�察�I charge thee�察�

fling away ambition�此�By that sin fell the angels。 How can man then�察�The 

image   of   his   Maker�察  �hope   to   win   by  it�拭  �Love   thyself   last�察  �cherish   those 

hearts that hate thee�察�Corruption wins not more than honesty。 Still in thy 

right hand carry gentle peace To silence envious tongues。 Be just�察�and fear 



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not�察�Let all the ends thou aim'st at be thy country's�察�Thy God's�察�and truth's�察�

then�察�if thou fall'st�察�O Cromwell�察�Thou fall'st a blessed martyr� �Serve the 

King�察�andprithee lead me in。 There take an inventory of all I have To the 

last penny�察�'tis the King's。 My robe�察�And my integrity to heaven�察�is all I 

dare   now   call   mine   own。   O   Cromwell�察  �Cromwell�   �Had   I   but   serv'd   my 

God with half the zeal I serv'd my King�察�he would not in mine age Have 

left   me   naked   to   mine   enemies。   CROMWELL。   Good   sir�察  �have   patience。 

WOLSEY。 So I have。 Farewell The hopes of court� �My hopes in heaven do 

dwell。 Exeunt 



      

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