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sav'd one drop of blood In this hot trial more than we of France�察�Rather�察�
lost more。 And by this hand I swear�察 �That sways the earth this climate
overlooks�察 �Before we will lay down our just´borne arms�察 �We'll put thee
down�察 �'gainst whom these arms we bear�察 �Or add a royal number to the
dead�察�Gracing the scroll that tells of this war's loss With slaughter coupled
to the name of kings。 BASTARD。 Ha�察�majesty� �how high thy glory tow'rs
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When the rich blood of kings is set on fire� �O�察�now doth Death line his
dead chaps with steel�察�The swords of soldiers are his teeth�察�his fangs�察�And
now he feasts�察�mousing the flesh of men�察�In undetermin'd differences of
kings。 Why stand these royal fronts amazed thus�拭�Cry 'havoc��' kings�察�back
to the stained field�察 �You equal potents�察 �fiery kindled spirits� �Then let
confusion of one part confirm The other's peace。 Till then�察�blows�察�blood�察�
and death� �KING JOHN。 Whose party do the townsmen yet admit�拭�KING
PHILIP。 Speak�察 �citizens�察 �for England�察 �who's your king�拭 �CITIZEN。 The
King of England�察�when we know the King。 KING PHILIP。 Know him in
us that here hold up his right。 KING JOHN。 In us that are our own great
deputy And bear possession of our person here�察 �Lord of our presence�察�
Angiers�察 �and of you。 CITIZEN。 A greater pow'r than we denies all this�察�
And till it be undoubted�察 �we do lock Our former scruple in our strong´
barr'd gates�察 �King'd of our fears�察 �until our fears�察 �resolv'd�察 �Be by some
certain king purg'd and depos'd。 BASTARD。 By heaven�察�these scroyles of
Angiers flout you�察�kings�察�And stand securely on their battlements As in a
theatre�察�whence they gape and point At your industrious scenes and acts of
death。 Your royal presences be rul'd by me�此 �Do like the mutines of
Jerusalem�察 �Be friends awhile�察 �and both conjointly bend Your sharpest
deeds of malice on this town。 By east and west let France and England
mount Their battering cannon�察 �charged to the mouths�察 �Till their soul´
fearing clamours have brawl'd down The flinty ribs of this contemptuous
city。 I'd play incessantly upon these jades�察 �Even till unfenced desolation
Leave them as naked as the vulgar air。 That done�察 �dissever your united
strengths And part your mingled colours once again�察�Turn face to face and
bloody point to point�察�Then in a moment Fortune shall cull forth Out of
one side her happy minion�察�To whom in favour she shall give the day�察�And
kiss him with a glorious victory。 How like you this wild counsel�察�mighty
states�拭�Smacks it not something of the policy�拭�KING JOHN。 Now�察�by the
sky that hangs above our heads�察 �I like it well。 France�察�shall we knit our
pow'rs And lay this Angiers even with the ground�察�Then after fight who
shall be king of it�拭�BASTARD。 An if thou hast the mettle of a king�察�Being
wrong'd as we are by this peevish town�察 �Turn thou the mouth of thy
artillery�察�As we will ours�察 �against these saucy walls�察�And when that we
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have dash'd them to the ground�察�Why then defy each other�察�and pell´mell
Make work upon ourselves�察�for heaven or hell。 KING PHILIP。 Let it be so。
Say�察 �where will you assault�拭 �KING JOHN。 We from the west will send
destruction Into this city's bosom。 AUSTRIA。 I from the north。 KING
PHILIP。 Our thunder from the south Shall rain their drift of bullets on this
town。 BASTARD。 ��Aside�А �O prudent discipline� �From north to south�察�
Austria and France shoot in each other's mouth。 I'll stir them to it。´Come�察�
away�察 �away� �CITIZEN。 Hear us�察 �great kings�此 �vouchsafe awhile to stay�察�
And I shall show you peace and fair´fac'd league�察 �Win you this city
without stroke or wound�察�Rescue those breathing lives to die in beds That
here come sacrifices for the field。 Persever not�察�but hear me�察�mighty kings。
KING JOHN。 Speak on with favour�察�we are bent to hear。 CITIZEN。 That
daughter there of Spain�察�the Lady Blanch�察�Is niece to England�察�look upon
the years Of Lewis the Dauphin and that lovely maid。 If lusty love should
go in quest of beauty�察 �Where should he find it fairer than in Blanch�拭 �If
zealous love should go in search of virtue�察�Where should he find it purer
than in Blanch�拭�If love ambitious sought a match of birth�察�Whose veins
bound richer blood than Lady Blanch�拭�Such as she is�察 �in beauty�察 �virtue�察�
birth�察�Is the young Dauphin every way complete´ If not complete of�察�say
he is not she�察�And she again wants nothing�察�to name want�察�If want it be not
that she is not he。 He is the half part of a blessed man�察�Left to be finished
by such as she�察 �And she a fair divided excellence�察 �Whose fulness of
perfection lies in him。 O�察 �two such silver currents�察 �when they join�察 �Do
glorify the banks that bound them in�察�And two such shores to two such
streams made one�察�Two such controlling bounds�察�shall you be�察�Kings�察�To
these two princes�察 �if you marry them。 This union shall do more than
battery can To our fast´closed gates�察�for at this match With swifter spleen
than powder can enforce�察�The mouth of passage shall we fling wide ope
And give you entrance�察�but without this match�察�The sea enraged is not half
so deaf�察 �Lions more confident�察 �mountains and rocks More free from
motion´no�察�not Death himself In mortal fury half so peremptory As we to
keep this city。 BASTARD。 Here's a stay That shakes the rotten carcass of
old Death Out of his rags� �Here's a large mouth�察�indeed�察�That spits forth
death and mountains�察�rocks and seas�察�Talks as familiarly of roaring lions
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As maids of thirteen do of puppy´dogs� �What cannoneer begot this lusty
blood�拭�He speaks plain cannon´fire�察�and smoke and bounce�察�He gives the
bastinado with his tongue�察�Our ears are cudgell'd�察�not a word of his But
buffets better than a fist of France。 Zounds� �I was never so bethump'd with
words Since I first call'd my brother's father dad。 ELINOR。 Son�察�list to this
conjunction�察�make this match�察�Give with our niece a dowry large enough�察�
For by this knot thou shalt so surely tie Thy now unsur'd assurance to the
crown That yon green boy shall have no sun to ripe The bloom that
promiseth a mighty fruit。 I see a yielding in the looks of France�察�Mark how
they whisper。 Urge them while their souls Are capable of this ambition�察�
Lest zeal�察 �now melted by the windy breath Of soft petitions�察 �pity�察 �and
remorse�察�Cool and congeal again to what it was。 CITIZEN。 Why answer
not the double majesties This friendly treaty of our threat'ned town�拭�KING
PHILIP。 Speak England first�察�that hath been forward first To speak unto
this city�此 �what say you�拭 �KING JOHN。 If that the Dauphin there�察 �thy
princely son�察 �Can in this book of beauty read 'I love��' Her dowry shall
weigh equal with a queen�察�For Anjou�察�and fair Touraine�察�Maine�察�Poictiers�察�
And all that we upon this side the sea´ Except this city now by us besieg'd´
Find liable to our crown and dignity�察�Shall gild her bridal bed�察�and make
her rich In titles�察 �honours�察 �and promotions�察�As she in beauty�察 �education�察�
blood�察�Holds hand with any princess of the world。 KING PHILIP。 What
say'st thou�察�boy�拭�Look in the lady's face。 LEWIS。 I do�察�my lord�察�and in her
eye I find A wonder�察�or a wondrous miracle�察�The shadow of myself form'd
in her eye�察�Which�察�being but the shadow of your son�察�Becomes a sun�察�and
makes your son a shadow。 I do protest I never lov'd myself Till now
infixed I beheld myself Drawn in the flattering table of her eye。 ��Whispers
with BLANCH�А�BASTARD。 ��Aside�А�Drawn in the flattering table of her
eye�察 �Hang'd in the frowning wrinkle of her brow�察 �And quarter'd in her
heart´he doth espy Himself love's traitor。 This is pity now�察�That hang'd and
drawn and quarter'd there should be In such a love so vile a lout as he。
BLANCH。 My uncle's will in this respect is mine。 If he see aught in you
that makes him like�察�That anything he sees which moves his liking