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love and duty I would surrender it。 CHAMBERLAIN。 I will�察�my lord。 ��He 

whispers   to   the   maskers�А  �WOLSEY。   What   say   they�拭  �CHAMBERLAIN。 

Such a one�察�they all confess�察�There is indeed�察�which they would have your 

Grace Find out�察�and he will take it。 WOLSEY。 Let me see�察�then。 ��Comes 

from   his   state�А  �By   all   your   good   leaves�察  �gentlemen�察  �here   I'll   make   My 

royal choice。 KING。 ��Unmasking�А�Ye have found him�察�Cardinal。 You hold 

a fair assembly�察�you do well�察�lord。 You are a churchman�察�or�察�I'll tell you�察�

Cardinal�察�I should judge now unhappily。 WOLSEY。 I am glad Your Grace 

is grown so pleasant。 KING。 My Lord Chamberlain�察�Prithee come hither�此�

what     fair  lady's  that�拭 �CHAMBERLAIN。             An't  please    your   Grace�察  �Sir 

Thomas Bullen's daughter The Viscount Rochfordone of her Highness' 

women。      KING。     By   heaven�察  �she   is  a  dainty   one。  Sweet    heart�察 �I  were 

unmannerly to take you out And not to kiss you。 A health�察�gentlemen� �Let 

it go round。 WOLSEY。 Sir Thomas Lovell�察�is the banquet ready I' th' privy 

chamber�拭  �LOVELL。   Yes�察  �my   lord。   WOLSEY。   Your   Grace�察  �I   fear�察  �with 

dancing   is   a   little   heated。   KING。   I   fear�察  �too   much。   WOLSEY。   There's 

fresher air�察�my lord�察�In the next chamber。 KING。 Lead in your ladies�察�ev'ry 

one。 Sweet partner�察�I must not yet forsake you。 Let's be merry�此�Good my 

Lord Cardinal�察�I have half a dozen healths To drink to these fair ladies�察�and 

a   measure   To   lead   'em   once   again�察  �and   then   let's   dream   Who's   best   in 

favour。 Let the music knock it。 Exeunt�察�with trumpets 



        



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KING HENRY THE EIGHTH 



                   ACT II。 



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                              KING HENRY THE EIGHTH 



                               ACT II。 SCENE 1。 



       Westminster。 A street 

       Enter two GENTLEMEN�察�at several doors 

       FIRST      GENTLEMAN。            Whither     away      so   fast�拭   �SECOND 

GENTLEMAN。   O�察  �God   save   ye�   �Ev'n   to   the   Hall�察  �to   hear   what   shall 

become   Of   the   great   Duke   of   Buckingham。   FIRST   GENTLEMAN。   I'll 

save  you That   labour�察  �sir。 All's   now  done   but  the   ceremony  Of   bringing 

back    the  prisoner。   SECOND       GENTLEMAN。          Were   you   there�拭  �FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。 Yes�察�indeed�察�was I。 SECOND GENTLEMAN。 Pray�察�speak 

what has happen'd。 FIRST GENTLEMAN。 You may guess quickly what。 

SECOND GENTLEMAN。 Is he found guilty�拭�FIRST GENTLEMAN。 Yes�察�

truly is he�察�and condemn'd upon't。 SECOND GENTLEMAN。 I am sorry 

for't。   FIRST     GENTLEMAN。           So    are   a   number     more。    SECOND 

GENTLEMAN。 But�察�pray�察�how pass'd it�拭�FIRST GENTLEMAN。 I'll tell 

you in a little。 The great Duke。 Came to the bar�察�where to his accusations 

He pleaded still not guilty�察�and alleged Many sharp reasons to defeat the 

law。   The   King's   attorney�察  �on  the   contrary�察  �Urg'd  on  the  examinations�察�

proofs�察�confessions�察�Of divers witnesses�察�which the Duke desir'd To have 

brought�察�viva voce�察�to his face�察�At which appear'd against him his surveyor�察�

Sir Gilbert Peck his chancellor�察�and John Car�察�Confessor to him�察�with that 

devil´monk�察�Hopkins�察�that made this mischief。 SECOND GENTLEMAN。 

That   was   he   That   fed   him   with   his   prophecies�拭  �FIRST   GENTLEMAN。 

The same。 All these accus'd him strongly�察�which he fain Would have flung 

from him�察�but indeed he could not�察�And so his peers�察�upon this evidence�察�

Have found him guilty of high treason。 Much He spoke�察�and learnedly�察�for 

life�察  �but    all  Was    either   pitied    in  him    or   forgotten。    SECOND 

GENTLEMAN。            After   all   this�察 �how    did   he   bear   him´self    FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。 When he   was brought again to th' bar to hear His knell 

rung    out�察 �his  judgment�察   �he  was   stirr'd  With  such   an  agony    he  sweat 

extremely�察�And   something   spoke   in   choler�察  �ill   and   hasty�察  �But   he   fell   to 

himself   again�察  �and sweetly  In   all   the   rest   show'd a   most   noble   patience。 

SECOND         GENTLEMAN。           I  do   not   think   he   fears   death。   FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。 Sure�察�he does not�察�He never was so womanish�察�the cause 



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He    may    a   little  grieve   at。  SECOND       GENTLEMAN。            Certainly    The 

Cardinal   is   the   end   of   this。   FIRST   GENTLEMAN。          'Tis   likely�察  �By   all 

conjectures�此�first�察�Kildare's attainder�察�Then deputy of Ireland�察�who remov'd�察�

Earl   Surrey   was   sent   thither�察  �and   in   haste   too�察  �Lest   he   should   help   his 

father。 SECOND GENTLEMAN。 That trick of state Was a deep envious 

one。 FIRST GENTLEMAN。 At his return No doubt he will requite it。 This 

is noted�察�And generally�此�whoever the King favours The Cardinal instantly 

will    find   employment�察      �And    far   enough    from    court    too。  SECOND 

GENTLEMAN。            All   the  commons      Hate    him   perniciously�察   �and�察  �o'  my 

conscience�察�Wish him ten fathom deep�此�this Duke as much They love and 

dote on�察�call him bounteous Buckingham�察�The mirror of all courtesy 

       Enter BUCKINGHAM from his arraignment�察�tip´staves before him�察�

the axe with   the edge   towards him�察  �halberds on   each side�察  �accompanied 

with SIR THOMAS LOVELL�察�SIR NICHOLAS VAUX�察�SIR WILLIAM 

SANDYS�察�and common people�察�etc。 

       FIRST GENTLEMAN。 Stay there�察�sir�察�And see the noble ruin'd man 

you speak of。 SECOND GENTLEMAN。 Let's stand close�察�and behold him。 

BUCKINGHAM。 All good people�察�You that thus far have come to pity me�察�

Hear what I say�察�and then go home and lose me。 I have this day receiv'd a 

traitor's judgment�察�And by that name must die�察�yet�察�heaven bear witness�察�

And if I have a conscience�察�let it sink me Even as the axe falls�察�if I be not 

faithful�  �The   law   I   bear   no   malice   for   my   death�此  �'T   has   done�察  �upon   the 

premises�察�but justice。 But those that sought it I could wish more Christians。 

Be what they will�察�I heartily forgive 'em�察�Yet let 'em look they glory not in 

mischief   Nor   build   their   evils   on   the   graves   of   great   men�察  �For   then   my 

guiltless blood must cry against 'em。 For further life in this world I ne'er 

hope   Nor   will   I   sue�察  �although   the   King   have   mercies   More   than   I   dare 

make     faults。  You    few   that   lov'd  me   And    dare   be   bold   to  weep    for 

Buckingham�察�His noble friends and fellows�察�whom to leave Is only bitter 

to him�察�only dying�察�Go with me like good angels to my end�察�And as the 

long divorce of steel falls on me Make of your prayers one sweet sacrifice�察�

And   lift   my   soul   to   heaven。   Lead   on�察  �a   God's   name。   LOVELL。   I   do 

beseech your Grace�察�for charity�察�If ever any malice in your heart Were hid 

against   me�察  �now   to    forgive   me   frankly。   BUCKINGHAM。   Sir           

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