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times   more   ugly  Than   ever   they   were   fair。   This   man   so   complete�察  �Who 

was enroll'd 'mongst wonders�察�and when we�察�Almost with ravish'd list'ning�察�

could     not   find  His   hour    of  speech     a  minutehe�察    �my    lady�察 �Hath    into 

monstrous   habits   put   the   graces   That   once   were   his�察  �and   is   become   as 

black   As   if   besmear'd   in   hell。   Sit   by   us�察  �you   shall   hear   This   was   his 

gentleman in trustof him Things to strike honour sad。 Bid him recount 

The   fore´recited   practices�察  �whereof   We   cannot   feel   too   little�察  �hear   too 

much。 WOLSEY。 Stand forth�察�and with bold spirit relate what you�察�Most 

like   a   careful   subject�察  �have   collected   Out   of   the   Duke   of   Buckingham。 

KING。 Speak freely。 SURVEYOR。 First�察�it was usual with himevery day 

It would infect his speechthat if the King Should without issue die�察�he'll 

carry it so To make the sceptre his。 These very words I've heard him utter 

to his son´in´law�察�Lord Aberga'ny�察�to whom by oath he menac'd Revenge 

upon the Cardinal。 WOLSEY。 Please your Highness�察�note This dangerous 

conception in this point�此�Not friended by his wish�察�to your high person His 

will    is  most   malignant�察    �and    it  stretches   Beyond      you   to  your    friends。 

QUEEN KATHARINE。 My learn'd Lord Cardinal�察�Deliver all with charity。 



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KING。 Speak on。 How grounded he his title to the crown Upon our fail�拭�

To this point hast thou heard him At any time speak aught�拭�SURVEYOR。 

He   was   brought   to   this   By   a   vain   prophecy   of   Nicholas   Henton。   KING。 

What was that Henton�拭�SURVEYOR。 Sir�察�a Chartreux friar�察�His confessor�察�

who     fed   him   every    minute    With    words    of  sovereignty。     KING。     How 

know'st thou this�拭�SURVEYOR。 Not long before your Highness sped to 

France�察  �The   Duke   being   at   the   Rose�察  �within   the   parish   Saint   Lawrence 

Poultney�察�did of me demand What was the speech among the Londoners 

Concerning   the   French   journey。   I   replied   Men   fear'd   the   French   would 

prove perfidious�察�To the King's danger。 Presently the Duke Said 'twas the 

fear indeed and that he doubted 'Twould prove the verity of certain words 

Spoke by a holy monk 'that oft' says he 'Hath sent to me�察�wishing me to 

permit   John   de   la   Car�察  �my   chaplain�察  �a   choice   hour   To   hear   from   him   a 

matter    of   some    moment�察    �Whom      after  under    the  confession's     seal  He 

solemnly had sworn that what he spoke My chaplain to no creature living 

but   To   me   should   utter�察  �with   demure   confidence   This   pausingly   ensu'd�此�

;Neither   the   King   nor's   heirs�察�Tell   you   the   Duke�察�shall   prosper�察  �bid   him 

strive    To   gain   the   love   o'  th'  commonalty�察      �the   Duke    Shall   govern 

England。;'   QUEEN   KATHARINE。   If   I   know   you   well�察  �You   were   the 

Duke's surveyor�察�and lost your office On the complaint o' th' tenants。 Take 

good heed You charge not in your spleen a noble person And spoil your 

nobler soul。 I say�察�take heed�察�Yes�察�heartily beseech you。 KING。 Let him on。 

Go forward。 SURVEYOR。 On my soul�察�I'll speak but truth。 I told my lord 

the   Duke�察  �by   th'   devil's   illusions   The   monk   might   be   deceiv'd�察  �and   that 

'twas   dangerous   for   him   To   ruminate   on   this   so   far�察  �until   It   forg'd   him 

some design�察�which�察�being believ'd�察�It was much like to do。 He answer'd 

'Tush�察�It can do me no damage'�察�adding further That�察�had the King in his 

last sickness fail'd�察�The Cardinal's and Sir Thomas Lovell's heads Should 

have gone off。 KING。 Ha� �what�察�so rank�拭�Ah ha� �There's mischief in this 

man。     Canst    thou   say   further�拭  �SURVEYOR。          I  can�察  �my   liege。   KING。 

Proceed。     SURVEYOR。          Being    at  Greenwich�察    �After   your   Highness     had 

reprov'd the Duke About Sir William Bulmer KING。 I remember Of such 

a time�此�being my sworn servant�察�The Duke retain'd him his。 But on�此�what 

hence�拭�SURVEYOR。 'If' quoth he 'I for this had been committed As to 



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the Tower I thoughtI would have play'd The part my father meant to act 

upon Th' usurper Richard�察�who�察�being at Salisbury�察�Made suit to come in's 

presence�察  �which   if   granted�察  �As   he   made   semblance   of   his   duty�察  �would 

Have   put   his   knife   into   him。'  KING。   A   giant   traitor�   �WOLSEY。   Now�察�

madam�察 �may his Highness live in freedom�察�And this man out of prison�拭�

QUEEN   KATHARINE。   God   mend   all�   �KING。   There's   something   more 

would out of thee�此�what say'st�拭�SURVEYOR。 After 'the Duke his father' 

with   the   'knife��'  He   stretch'd  him�察  �and�察  �with  one   hand    on   his  dagger�察�

Another spread on's breast�察�mounting his eyes�察�He did discharge a horrible 

oath�察�whose tenour Was�察�were he evil us'd�察�he would outgo His father by as 

much   as   a   performance   Does   an   irresolute   purpose。   KING。   There's   his 

period�察�To sheath his knife in us。 He is attach'd�察�Call him to present trial。 If 

he may Find mercy in the law�察�'tis his�察�if none�察�Let him not seek't of us。 By 

day and night� �He's traitor to th' height。 Exeunt 



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                                 ACT I。 SCENE 3。 



       London。 The palace 

       Enter     the    LORD       CHAMBERLAIN              and    LORD        SANDYS 

CHAMBERLAIN。   Is't   possible   the   spells   of   France   should   juggle   Men 

into   such   strange   mysteries�拭  �SANDYS。   New   customs�察  �Though   they   be 

never     so   ridiculous�察   �Nay�察   �let  'em    be   unmanly�察    �yet   are   follow'd。 

CHAMBERLAIN。 As far as I see�察�all the good our English Have got by 

the late voyage is but merely A fit or two o' th' face�察�but they are shrewd 

ones�察�For when they hold 'em�察�you would swear directly Their very noses 

had been counsellors To Pepin or Clotharius�察�they keep state so。 SANDYS。 

They have all new legs�察�and lame ones。 One would take it�察�That never saw 

'em     pace    before�察   �the   spavin     Or    springhalt    reign'd    among      'em。 

CHAMBERLAIN。  Death�   �my   lord�察�Their   clothes   are  after  such   a   pagan 

cut to't�察�That sure th' have worn out Christendom。 

       Enter SIR THOMAS LOVELL 

       How now�拭�What news�察�Sir Thomas Lovell�拭�LOVELL。 Faith�察�my lord�察�

I hear of none but the new proclamation That's clapp'd upon the court gate。 

CHAMBERLAIN。              What    is't  for�拭 �LOVELL。       The   reformation     of   our 

travell'd   gallants�察  �That    fill  the  court  with   quarrels�察  �talk�察 �and   tailors。 

CHAMBERLAIN。 I am glad 'tis there。 Now I would pray our monsieurs 

To   think   an   English   courtier   may   be   wise�察  �And   never   see   the   Louvre。 

LOVELL。        They    must    either�察 �For   so  run   the  conditions�察   �leave   those 

remnants      Of  fool   and   feather   that  they  got   in  France�察  �With    all  their 

honourable       points   of   ignorance     Pertaining    thereuntoas     fights   and 

fireworks�察�Abusing better men than they can be�察�Out of a foreign wisdom 

renouncing clean The faith they have in tennis�察�and tall stockings�察�Short 

blist'red   breeches�察  �and   those   types   of   travel   And   understand   again   like 

honest men�察�Or pack to their old playfellows。 There�察�I take it�察�They may�察�

cum privilegio�察�wear away The lag end of their lewdness and be laugh'd at。 

SANDYS。        'Tis  time   to  give   'em  physic�察   �their  diseases   Are   grown    so 

catching。 CHAMBERLAIN。 What a loss our ladies Will have of these trim 

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