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leave   me   here   in   wretchedness   behind   ye�拭  �GRIFFITH。   Madam�察  �we   are 

here。 KATHARINE。 It is not you I call for。 Saw ye none enter since I slept�拭�

GRIFFITH。 None�察�madam。 KATHARINE。 No�拭�Saw you not�察�even now�察�a 

blessed   troop   Invite   me   to   a   banquet�察  �whose   bright   faces   Cast   thousand 

beams upon me�察 �like the   sun�拭�They  promis'd me   eternal happiness�察�And 

brought me garlands�察�Griffith�察�which I feel I am not worthy yet to wear。 I 

shall�察�assuredly。 GRIFFITH。 I am most joyful�察�madam�察�such good dreams 

Possess   your   fancy。   KATHARINE。   Bid   the   music   leave�察�They  are   harsh 

and heavy to me。 ��Music ceases�А�PATIENCE。 Do you note How much her 

Grace is alter'd on the sudden�拭�How long her face is drawn� �How pale she 

looks�察�And of an earthly cold� �Mark her eyes。 GRIFFITH。 She is going�察�

wench。 Pray�察�pray。 PATIENCE。 Heaven comfort her� �

       Enter a MESSENGER 

       MESSENGER。 An't like your Grace KATHARINE。 You are a saucy 

fellow。   Deserve   we   no   more   reverence�拭  �GRIFFITH。   You   are   to   blame�察�

Knowing she will not lose her wonted greatness�察�To use so rude behaviour。 

Go to�察�kneel。 MESSENGER。 I humbly do entreat your Highness' pardon�察�

My haste made me unmannerly。 There is staying A gentleman�察�sent from 

the King�察�to see you。 KATHARINE。 Admit him entrance�察�Griffith�察�but this 

fellow Let me ne'er see again。 Exit MESSENGER 

       Enter LORD CAPUCIUS 

       If  my   sight  fail  not�察 �You   should   be  Lord   Ambassador       from   the 

Emperor�察     �My   royal   nephew�察    �and   your   name    Capucius。    CAPUCIUS。 

Madam�察  �the   sameyour   servant。   KATHARINE。   O�察  �my   Lord�察  �The   times 

and titles now are alter'd strangely With me since first you knew me。 But�察�I 

pray you�察�What is your pleasure with me�拭�CAPUCIUS。 Noble lady�察�First�察�

mine own service to your Grace�察�the next�察�The King's request that I would 

visit you�察�Who grieves much for your weakness�察�and by me Sends you his 

princely   commendations   And   heartily   entreats   you   take   good   comfort。 

KATHARINE。  O   my   good   lord�察 �that   comfort   comes   too   late�察 �'Tis   like   a 



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pardon   after  execution�此�That gentle   physic�察  �given   in   time�察 �had   cur'd   me�察�

But now I am past all comforts here�察�but prayers。 How does his Highness�拭�

CAPUCIUS。 Madam�察�in good health。 KATHARINE。 So may he ever do� �

and   ever   flourish   When   I   shall   dwell   with   worms�察  �and   my   poor   name 

Banish'd the kingdom� �Patience�察�is that letter I caus'd you write yet sent 

away�拭      �PATIENCE。          No�察   �madam。        ��Giving      it  to    KATHARINE�А�

KATHARINE。 Sir�察�I most humbly pray you to deliver This to my lord the 

King。 CAPUCIUS。 Most willing�察�madam。 KATHARINE。 In which I have 

commended   to   his   goodness   The   model   of   our   chaste   loves�察  �his   young 

daughter The dews of heaven fall thick in blessings on her� �Beseeching 

him to give her virtuous breeding She is young�察�and of a noble modest 

nature�察  �I   hope   she   will   deserve   welland   a   little   To   love   her   for   her 

mother's   sake�察  �that   lov'd   him�察  �Heaven   knows   how   dearly。   My  next   poor 

petition Is that his noble Grace would have some pity Upon my wretched 

women that so long Have follow'd both my fortunes faithfully�察�Of which 

there is not one�察�I dare avow And now I should not liebut will deserve�察�

For virtue and true beauty of the soul�察�For honesty and decent carriage�察�A 

right good husband�察�let him be a noble�察�And sure those men are happy that 

shall have 'em。 The last is for my menthey are the poorest�察�But poverty 

could never draw 'em from me That they may have their wages duly paid 

'em�察�And   something   over   to   remember   me   by。   If   heaven   had   pleas'd   to 

have given me longer life And able means�察�we had not parted thus。 These 

are the whole contents�察�and�察�good my lord�察�By that you love the dearest in 

this   world�察  �As   you   wish   Christian   peace   to   souls   departed�察  �Stand   these 

poor     people's    friend�察  �and   urge    the  King     To   do   me   this   last  right。 

CAPUCIUS。   By   heaven�察  �I   will�察  �Or   let   me   lose   the   fashion   of   a   man� �

KATHARINE。   I   thank   you�察  �honest   lord。   Remember   me   In   all   humility 

unto his Highness�察�Say his long trouble now is passing Out of this world。 

Tell   him   in   death   I   bless'd   him�察  �For   so   I   will。   Mine   eyes   grow   dim。 

Farewell�察�My  lord。  Griffith�察 �farewell。  Nay�察 �Patience�察�You   must not  leave 

me yet。 I must to bed�察�Call in more women。 When I am dead�察�good wench�察�

Let me be us'd with honour�察�strew me over With maiden flowers�察�that all 

the world may know I was a chaste wife to my grave。 Embalm me�察�Then 

lay me forth�察�although unqueen'd�察�yet like A queen�察�and daughter to a king�察�



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inter me。 I can no more。 Exeunt�察�leading KATHARINE 



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                     ACT V。 



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                                ACT V。 SCENE 1。 



       London。 A gallery in the palace 

       Enter   GARDINER�察  �BISHOP   OF   WINCHESTER�察  �a   PAGE   with   a 

torch before him�察�met by SIR THOMAS LOVELL 

       GARDINER。   It's   one      o'clock�察  �boy�察 �is't   not�拭  �BOY。  It   hath  struck。 

GARDINER。   These   should          be   hours  for   necessities�察 �Not   for  delights�察�

times to repair our nature With comforting repose�察�and not for us To waste 

these times。 Good hour of night�察�Sir Thomas� �Whither so late�拭�LOVELL。 

Came you from the King�察�my lord�拭�GARDINER。 I did�察�Sir Thomas�察�and 

left him at primero With the Duke of Suffolk。 LOVELL。 I must to him too�察�

Before he go to bed。 I'll take my leave。 GARDINER。 Not yet�察�Sir Thomas 

Lovell。 What's   the   matter�拭  �It   seems   you   are   in   haste。 An   if   there   be   No 

great   offence    belongs   to't�察 �give  your   friend  Some     touch   of  your   late 

business。 Affairs that walk As they say spirits doat midnight�察�have In 

them    a  wilder   nature   than   the  business    That   seeks   despatch    by  day。 

LOVELL。 My lord�察�I love you�察�And durst commend a secret to your ear 

Much weightier than this work。 The Queen's in labour�察�They say in great 

extremity�察�and fear'd She'll with the labour end。 GARDINER。 The fruit she 

goes with I pray for heartily�察�that it may find Good time�察�and live�察�but for 

the   stock�察  �Sir   Thomas�察  �I   wish   it   grubb'd   up   now。   LOVELL。   Methinks   I 

could Cry thee amen�察�and yet my conscience says She's a good creature�察�

and�察�sweet lady�察�does Deserve our better wishes。 GARDINER。 But�察�sir�察�sir´ 

´ Hear me�察�Sir Thomas。 Y'are a gentleman Of mine own way�察�I know you 

wise�察�religious�察�And�察�let me tell you�察�it will ne'er be well 'Twill not�察�Sir 

Thomas Lovell�察�take't of me Till Cranmer�察�Cromwell�察�her two hands�察�and 

she�察�Sleep in their graves。 LOVELL。 Now�察�sir�察�you speak of two The most 

remark'd i' th' kingdom。 As for Cromwell�察�Beside that of the Jewel House�察�

is made Master O' th' Rolls�察�and the King's secretary�察�further�察�sir�察�Stands in 

the gap and trade of moe preferments�察�With which the time will load him。 

Th' Archbishop Is the King's hand and tongue�察�and who dare speak One 

syllable against him�拭�GARDINER。 Yes�察  �yes�察�Sir Thomas�察�There are   that 

dare�察�and I myself have ventur'd To speak my mind of him�察�and indeed this 

day�察�SirI may tell it youI think I have Incens'd the lords o' th' Council�察�



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