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that he is For so I know he is�察�they know he is A most arch heretic�察�a 

pestilence That does infect the land�察�with which they moved Have broken 

with the King�察 �who hath so   far Given   ear to our  complaintof his   great 

grace And princely care�察�foreseeing those fell mischiefs Our reasons laid 

before   himhath   commanded   To´morrow   morning   to   the   Council   board 

He be convented。 He's a rank weed�察�Sir Thomas�察�And we must root him 

out。   From   your   affairs   I   hinder   you   too   longgood   night�察  �Sir   Thomas。 

LOVELL。        Many     good    nights�察  �my   lord�察  �I  rest  your   servant。   Exeunt 

GARDINER and PAGE 

       Enter the KING and the DUKE OF SUFFOLK 

       KING。 Charles�察�I will play no more to´night�察�My mind's not on't�察�you 

are too hard for me。 SUFFOLK。 Sir�察�I did never win of you before。 KING。 

But   little�察  �Charles�察  �Nor   shall   not�察  �when   my   fancy's   on   my   play。   Now�察�

Lovell�察    �from   the   Queen    what    is  the   news�拭   �LOVELL。       I  could    not 

personally deliver to her What you commanded me�察�but by her woman I 

sent your message�察�who return'd her thanks In the great'st humbleness�察�and 

desir'd   your   Highness   Most   heartily   to   pray   for   her。   KING。   What   say'st 

thou�察�ha�拭�To pray for her�拭�What�察�is she crying out�拭�LOVELL。 So said her 

woman�察  �and   that   her   suff'rance   made Almost   each   pang   a   death。   KING。 

Alas�察�good lady� �SUFFOLK。 God safely quit her of her burden�察�and With 

gentle travail�察�to the gladding of Your Highness with an heir� �KING。 'Tis 

midnight�察�Charles�察�Prithee to bed�察�and in thy pray'rs remember Th' estate 

of   my   poor    queen。   Leave    me   alone�察  �For  I  must   think   of  that  which 

company Will not be friendly to。 SUFFOLK。 I wish your Highness A quiet 

night�察�and my good mistress will Remember in my prayers。 KING。 Charles�察�

good night。 Exit SUFFOLK 

       Enter SIR ANTHONY DENNY 

       Well�察  �sir�察  �what   follows�拭  �DENNY。   Sir�察  �I   have   brought   my   lord   the 

Archbishop�察�As you commanded me。 KING。 Ha� �Canterbury�拭�DENNY。 Ay�察�

my good lord。 KING。 'Tis true。 Where is he�察�Denny�拭�DENNY。 He attends 

your Highness' pleasure。 KING。 Bring him to us。 Exit DENNY LOVELL。 

��Aside�А  �This   is   about   that   which   the   bishop   spake。   I   am   happily   come 

hither。 

       Re´enter DENNY�察�With CRANMER 



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       KING。 Avoid the gallery。 ��LOVELL seems to stay�А�Ha� �I have said。 

Be gone。 What� �Exeunt LOVELL and DENNY CRANMER。 ��Aside�А�I am 

fearfulwherefore frowns he thus�拭�'Tis his aspect of terror。 All's not well。 

KING。 How now�察 �my lord�拭�You do desire to  know Wherefore I sent   for 

you。    CRANMER。          ��Kneeling�А     �It  is  my   duty   T'attend    your    Highness' 

pleasure。     KING。      Pray   you�察   �arise�察  �My    good     and   gracious     Lord    of 

Canterbury。 Come�察�you and I must walk a turn together�察�I have news to tell 

you�察�come�察�come�察�give me your hand。 Ah�察�my good lord�察�I grieve at what I 

speak�察    �And    am   right  sorry   to  repeat    what   follows。    I  have�察  �and   most 

unwillingly�察 �of   late   Heard   many  grievousI  do say�察  �my  lord�察  �Grievous 

complaints      of   you�察  �which�察   �being    consider'd�察   �Have    mov'd    us   and   our 

Council that you shall This morning come before us�察�where I know You 

cannot with such freedom purge yourself But that�察�till further trial in those 

charges Which will require your answer�察�you must take Your patience to 

you and be well contented To make your house our Tow'r。 You a brother of 

us�察 �It   fits   we  thus   proceed�察 �or   else no   witness Would   come   against   you。 

CRANMER。  I   humbly  thank   your   Highness And   am  right   glad   to   catch 

this good occasion Most throughly to be winnowed where my chaff And 

corn    shall   fly  asunder�察    �for  I  know     There's   none    stands    under    more 

calumnious   tongues   Than   I   myself�察  �poor   man。   KING。   Stand   up�察  �good 

Canterbury�察�Thy truth and thy integrity is rooted In us�察�thy friend。 Give me 

thy hand�察�stand up�察�Prithee let's walk。 Now�察�by my holidame�察�What manner 

of man are you�拭�My lord�察�I look'd You would have given me your petition 

that   I   should   have   ta'en   some   pains   to   bring   together Yourself   and   your 

accusers�察�and to have heard you Without indurance further。 CRANMER。 

Most   dread   liege�察�The   good   I   stand   on   is   my   truth   and   honesty�察  �If   they 

shall fail�察�I with mine enemies Will triumph o'er my person�察�which I weigh 

not�察�Being of those virtues vacant。 I fear nothing What can be said against 

me。   KING。   Know   you   not   How   your   state   stands   i'   th'   world�察  �with   the 

whole world�拭�Your enemies are many�察�and not small�察�their practices Must 

bear   the   same   proportion�察  �and   not   ever   The   justice   and   the   truth   o'   th' 

question carries The due o' th' verdict with it�察�at what ease Might corrupt 

minds procure knaves as corrupt To swear against you�拭�Such things have 

been done。 You are potently oppos'd�察�and with a malice Of as great size。 



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Ween   you   of   better   luck�察  �I   mean   in   perjur'd   witness�察  �than   your   Master�察�

Whose minister you are�察�whiles here He liv'd Upon this naughty earth�拭�Go 

to�察�go to�察�You take a precipice for no leap of danger�察�And woo your own 

destruction。 CRANMER。 God and your Majesty Protect mine innocence�察�

or I fall into The trap is laid for me� �KING。 Be of good cheer�察�They shall 

no   more   prevail   than   we   give   way   to。   Keep   comfort   to   you�察  �and   this 

morning see You do appear before them�察�if they shall chance�察�In charging 

you with matters�察�to commit you�察�The best persuasions to the contrary Fail 

not   to   use�察 �and   with   what   vehemency Th'   occasion shall   instruct   you。   If 

entreaties   Will   render   you   no   remedy�察  �this   ring   Deliver   them�察  �and   your 

appeal   to   us There   make   before   them。  Look�察 �the   good   man   weeps�   �He's 

honest�察 �on   mine   honour。   God's   blest   Mother�   �I   swear   he   is   true´hearted�察�

and a soul None better in my kingdom。 Get you gone�察�And do as I have bid 

you。 Exit CRANMER He has strangled his language in his tears。 

       Enter OLD LADY 

       GENTLEMAN。 ��Within�А�Come back�察�what mean you�拭�OLD LADY。 

I'll not come back�察�the tidings that I bring Will make my boldness manners。 

Now�察  �good   angels   Fly   o'er   thy   royal   head�察  �and   shade   thy   person   Under 

their blessed wings� �KING。 Now�察�by thy looks I guess thy message。 Is the 

Queen deliver'd�拭�Say ay�察�and of a boy。 OLD LADY。 Ay�察�ay�察�my liege�察�And 

of a lovely boy。 The God of Heaven Both now and ever bless her� �'Tis a 

girl�察�Promises boys hereafter。 Sir�察�your queen Desires your visitation�察�and 

to be Acquainted with this stranger�察�'tis as like you As cherry is to cherry。 

KING。 Lovell� �

       Enter LOVELL 

       LOVELL。 Sir�拭�KING。 Give her an hundred marks。 I'll to the Queen。 

Exit   OLD   LADY。   An   hundred   marks�拭  �By   this   light�察  �I'll   ha'   more�   �An 

ordinary groom is for such payment。 I will have more�察�or scold it out of 

him。 Said I for this the girl was like to him� �I'll Have more�察�or else unsay't�察�

and now�察�while 'tis hot�察�I'll put it to the issue。 Exeunt 



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                                ACT V。 SCENE 2。 



       Lobby before the Council Chamber 

       Enter CRANMER�察�ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY 

  

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