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agreed�察�lords�拭�ALL。 We are。 CRANMER。 Is there no other way of mercy�察�

But I must needs to th' Tower�察�my lords�拭�GARDINER。 What other Would 

you expect�拭�You are strangely troublesome。 Let some o' th' guard be ready 

there。 

       Enter the guard 

       CRANMER。 For me�拭�Must I go like a traitor thither�拭�GARDINER。 

Receive him�察�And see him safe i' th' Tower。 CRANMER。 Stay�察�good my 

lords�察�I have a little yet to say。 Look there�察�my lords�察�By virtue of that ring 

I take my cause Out of the gripes of cruel men and give it To a most noble 

judge�察  �the   King   my   master。   CHAMBERLAIN。   This   is   the   King's   ring。 

SURREY。 'Tis no counterfeit。 SUFFOLK。 'Tis the right ring�察�by heav'n。 I 

told ye all�察�When we first put this dangerous stone a´rolling�察�'Twould fall 

upon ourselves。 NORFOLK。 Do you think�察�my lords�察�The King will suffer 

but the little finger Of this man to be vex'd�拭�CHAMBERLAIN。 'Tis now 

too certain�察�How much more is his life in value with him� �Would I were 

fairly   out   on't�   �CROMWELL。   My   mind   gave   me�察  �In   seeking   tales   and 

informations Against this manwhose honesty the devil And his disciples 

only envy at Ye blew the fire that burns ye。 Now have at ye� �

       Enter the KING frowning on them�察�he takes his seat 

       GARDINER。 Dread sovereign�察�how much are we bound to heaven In 

daily thanks�察�that gave us such a prince�察�Not only good and wise but most 

religious�察�One that in all obedience makes the church The chief aim of his 

honour and�察  �to   strengthen That   holy  duty�察 �out   of   dear   respect�察  �His   royal 

self   in  judgment   comes   to   hear   The   cause   betwixt   her   and   this    great 

offender。 KING。 You were ever good at sudden commendations�察�Bishop of 

Winchester。  But   know  I   come   not To   hear   such   flattery  now�察 �and   in   my 

presence They are too thin and bare to hide offences。 To me you cannot 

reach you play the spaniel�察�And think with wagging of your tongue to win 

me�察�But whatsoe'er thou tak'st me for�察�I'm sure Thou hast a cruel nature 



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and a bloody。 ��To CRANMER�А�Good man�察�sit down。 Now let me see the 

proudest He that dares most but wag his finger at thee。 By all that's holy�察�

he   had   better   starve   Than   but   once   think   this   place   becomes   thee   not。 

SURREY。 May it please your Grace KING。 No�察�sir�察�it does not please me。 

I had thought I had had men of some understanding And wisdom of my 

Council�察�but I find none。 Was it discretion�察�lords�察�to let this man�察�This good 

manfew   of   you   deserve   that   title   This   honest   man�察  �wait   like   a   lousy 

footboy   At   chamber   door�拭  �and   one   as   great   as   you   are�拭  �Why�察  �what   a 

shame   was   this�   �Did   my   commission   Bid   ye   so   far   forget   yourselves�拭  �I 

gave ye Power as he was a councillor to try him�察�Not as a groom。 There's 

some of ye�察�I see�察�More out of malice than integrity�察�Would try him to the 

utmost�察     �had    ye   mean�察     �Which      ye   shall    never    have     while    I   live。 

CHANCELLOR。   Thus   far�察  �My   most   dread   sovereign�察  �may   it   like   your 

Grace   To   let   my   tongue   excuse   all。   What   was   purpos'd   Concerning   his 

imprisonment was rather If there be faith in menmeant for his trial And 

fair purgation to the world�察�than malice�察�I'm sure�察�in me。 KING。 Well�察�well�察�

my lords�察�respect him�察�Take him�察�and use him well�察�he's worthy of it。 I will 

say thus much for him�此�if a prince May be beholding to a subject�察�Am for 

his love and service so to him。 Make me no more ado�察�but all embrace him�察�

Be   friends�察  �for   shame�察  �my   lords�   �My   Lord   of   Canterbury�察  �I   have   a   suit 

which you   must   not deny  me�此�That   is�察�a   fair   young maid   that   yet   wants 

baptism�察  �You   must   be   godfather�察  �and   answer   for   her。   CRANMER。   The 

greatest   monarch   now   alive   may   glory   In   such   an   honour�察  �how   may   I 

deserve it�察�That am a poor and humble subject to you�拭�KING。 Come�察�come�察�

my lord�察�you'd spare your spoons。 You shall have Two noble partners with 

you�此  �the   old   Duchess   of   Norfolk And   Lady   Marquis   Dorset。   Will   these 

please you�拭�Once more�察  �my  Lord of Winchester�察 �I charge you�察 �Embrace 

and love this man。 GARDINER。 With a true heart And brother´love I do it。 

CRANMER。 And let heaven Witness   how dear I hold this   confirmation。 

KING。   Good   man�察  �those   joyful   tears   show   thy   true   heart。   The   common 

voice�察    �I  see�察 �is  verified    Of   thee�察  �which     says   thus�此   �'Do   my    Lord    of 

Canterbury A shrewd turn and he's your friend for ever。' Come�察�lords�察�we 

trifle   time   away�察  �I   long   To   have   this   young   one   made   a   Christian。 As   I 

have   made      ye   one�察  �lords�察  �one   remain�察    �So   I  grow    stronger�察   �you   more 



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honour gain。 Exeunt 



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                                 ACT V。 SCENE 4。 



       The palace yard 

       Noise and tumult within。 Enter PORTER and his MAN 

       PORTER。 You'll leave your noise anon�察�ye rascals。 Do you take the 

court for Paris garden�拭�Ye rude slaves�察�leave your gaping。 ��Within�此�Good 

master porter�察�I belong to th' larder。�А�PORTER。 Belong to th' gallows�察�and 

be hang'd�察�ye rogue� �Is this a place to roar in�拭�Fetch me a dozen crab´tree 

staves�察  �and   strong   ones�察  �these   are   but   switches   to   'em。   I'll   scratch   your 

heads。 You   must   be   seeing   christenings�拭  �Do   you   look   for   ale   and   cakes 

here�察�you rude rascals�拭�MAN。 Pray�察�sir�察�be patient�察�'tis as much impossible�察�

Unless we sweep 'em from the door with cannons�察�To scatter 'em as 'tis to 

make   'em   sleep   On   May´day  morning�察  �which   will   never be。 We   may   as 

well   push   against   Paul's   as   stir   'em。   PORTER。   How   got   they  in�察  �and   be 

hang'd�拭  �MAN。 Alas�察 �I   know not�此  �how   gets the   tide in�拭�As   much   as   one 

sound cudgel of four foot You see the poor remaindercould distribute�察�I 

made no spare�察�sir。 PORTER。 You did nothing�察�sir。 MAN。 I am not Samson�察�

nor Sir Guy�察�nor Colbrand�察�To mow 'em down before me�察�but if I spar'd 

any  That   had   a   head   to   hit�察  �either   young   or   old�察  �He   or   she�察  �cuckold   or 

cuckold´maker�察�Let me ne'er hope to see a chine again�察�And that I would 

not   for   a   cow�察  �God   save   her�   。А  �Within�此  �Do   you   hear�察  �master   porter�殖А�

PORTER。 I shall be with you presently�察�good master puppy。 Keep the door 

close�察�sirrah。 MAN。 What would you have me do�拭�PORTER。 What should 

you do�察�but knock 'em down by th' dozens�拭�Is this Moorfields to muster in�拭�

Or   have   we   some   strange   Indian   with   the   great   tool   come   to   court�察  �the 

women so besiege us�拭�Bless me�察�what a fry of fornication is at door� �On 

my Christian conscience�察�this one christening will beget a thousand�此�here 

will be father�察�godfather�察�and all together。 MAN。 The spoons will be the 

bigger�察  �sir。   There   is   a   fellow   somewhat   near   the   door�察  �he   should   be   a 

brazier   by   his   face�察  �for�察  �o'   my   conscience�察  �twenty   of   the   dog´days   now 

reign in's nose�察�all that stand about him are under the line�察�they need no 

other penance。 That fire´drake did I hit three times on the head�察�and three 

times was his nose discharged against me�察�he stands there like a mortar´ 

piece�察�to blow us。 There was a haberdasher's wife of small wit near him�察�



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