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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 

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