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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 I can 

with ease translate it to my will�察�Or if you will�察�to speak more properly�察�I 

will enforce it   eas'ly to   my love。  Further I will   not flatter   you�察 �my  lord�察�



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That all I see in you is worthy love�察�Than this�此�that nothing do I see in you´ 

Though   churlish   thoughts   themselves   should   be   your   judge´   That   I   can 

find   should   merit   any   hate。   KING   JOHN。   What   say   these   young   ones�拭�

What say you�察�my niece�拭�BLANCH。 That she is bound in honour still to 

do What you in wisdom still vouchsafe to say。 KING JOHN。 Speak then�察�

Prince   Dauphin�察  �can   you   love   this   lady�拭  �LEWIS。   Nay�察  �ask   me   if   I   can 

refrain from love�察�For I do love her most unfeignedly。 KING JOHN。 Then 

do   I   give   Volquessen�察  �Touraine�察  �Maine�察  �Poictiers�察  �and Anjou�察  �these   five 

provinces�察�With her to thee�察�and this addition more�察�Full thirty thousand 

marks     of   English    coin。   Philip   of  France�察   �if  thou   be   pleas'd   withal�察�

Command thy son and daughter to join hands。 KING PHILIP。 It likes us 

well�察�young princes�察�close your hands。 AUSTRIA。 And your lips too�察�for I 

am well assur'd That I did so when I was first assur'd。 KING PHILIP。 Now�察�

citizens of Angiers�察�ope your gates�察�Let in that amity which you have made�察�

For    at  Saint   Mary's    chapel    presently    The   rites  of  marriage     shall  be 

solemniz'd。 Is not the Lady Constance in this troop�拭�I know she is not�察�for 

this match made up Her presence would have interrupted much。 Where is 

she and her son�拭�Tell me�察�who knows。 LEWIS。 She is sad and passionate 

at your Highness' tent。 KING PHILIP。 And�察�by my faith�察�this league that 

we have made Will give her sadness very little cure。 Brother of England�察�

how may we content This widow lady�拭�In her right we came�察�Which we�察�

God knows�察�have turn'd another way�察�To our own vantage。 KING JOHN。 

We will heal up all�察�For we'll create young Arthur Duke of Britaine�察�And 

Earl of Richmond�察�and this rich fair town We make him lord of。 Call the 

Lady Constance�察�Some speedy messenger bid her repair To our solemnity。 

I trust we shall�察�If not fill up the measure of her will�察�Yet in some measure 

satisfy her so That we shall stop her exclamation。 Go we as well as haste 

will suffer   us To   this   unlook'd´for�察  �unprepared   pomp。   Exeunt   all   but   the 

BASTARD BASTARD。 Mad world� �mad kings� �mad composition� �John�察�

to stop Arthur's tide in the whole�察�Hath willingly departed with a part�察�And 

France�察  �whose   armour   conscience   buckled   on�察  �Whom   zeal   and   charity 

brought   to   the   field As   God's   own   soldier�察  �rounded   in   the   ear  With   that 

same purpose´changer�察�that sly devil�察�That broker that still breaks the pate 

of faith�察�That daily break´vow�察�he that wins of all�察�Of kings�察�of beggars�察�



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old men�察�young men�察�maids�察�Who having no external thing to lose But the 

word 'maid��'   cheats   the poor   maid   of that�察�That   smooth´fac'd gentleman�察�

tickling commodity�察�Commodity�察�the bias of the world´ The world�察�who of 

itself  is  peised  well�察 �Made    to  run  even  upon   even   ground�察  �Till  this 

advantage�察�this vile´drawing   bias�察�This   sway of   motion�察�this   commodity�察�

Makes   it   take   head   from   all   indifferency�察  �From   all   direction�察  �purpose�察�

course�察�intent´ And this same bias�察�this commodity�察�This bawd�察�this broker�察�

this all´changing word�察�Clapp'd on the outward eye of fickle France�察�Hath 

drawn him from his own determin'd aid�察�From a resolv'd and honourable 

war�察  �To   a   most   base   and   vile´concluded   peace。   And   why   rail   I   on   this 

commodity�拭�But for because he hath not woo'd me yet�察�Not that I have the 

power to clutch my hand When his fair angels would salute my palm�察�But 

for my hand�察�as unattempted yet�察�Like a poor beggar raileth on the rich。 

Well�察�whiles I am a beggar�察�I will rail And say there is no sin but to be rich�察�

And being rich�察�my virtue then shall be To say there is no vice but beggary。 

Since   kings   break   faith   upon   commodity�察  �Gain�察  �be   my   lord�察  �for   I   will 

worship thee。 Exit 



       



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ACT III。 



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                                        SCENE 1。 



     France。 The FRENCH KING'S camp 

     Enter CONSTANCE�察�ARTHUR�察�and SALISBURY 

       CONSTANCE。   Gone   to   be   married�   �Gone   to   swear   a   peace�   �False 

blood to false blood join'd� �Gone to be friends� �Shall Lewis have Blanch�察�

and Blanch those provinces�拭�It is not so�察�thou hast misspoke�察�misheard�察�Be 

well advis'd�察�tell o'er thy tale again。 It cannot be�察�thou dost but say 'tis so�察�I 

trust I may not trust thee�察�for thy word Is but the vain breath of a common 

man�此�Believe me I do not believe thee�察 �man�察�I have a king's oath to the 

contrary。 Thou shalt be punish'd for thus frighting me�察�For I am sick and 

capable   of   fears�察  �Oppress'd   with   wrongs�察  �and   therefore   full   of   fears�察  �A 

widow�察  �husbandless�察  �subject   to   fears�察�A  woman�察  �naturally   born   to   fears�察�

And though thou now confess thou didst but jest�察�With my vex'd spirits I 

cannot   take   a   truce�察  �But   they   will   quake   and   tremble   all   this   day。  What 

dost thou mean by shaking of thy head�拭�Why dost thou look so sadly on 

my son�拭�What means that hand upon that breast of thine�拭�Why holds thine 

eye that lamentable rheum�察�Like a proud river peering o'er his bounds�拭�Be 

these   sad   signs   confirmers   of   thy   words�拭  �Then   speak   again´not   all   thy 

former tale�察�But this one word�察�whether thy tale be true。 SALISBURY。 As 

true  as   I believe   you   think   them  false That   give   you   cause   to prove   my 

saying   true。   CONSTANCE。   O�察  �if   thou   teach   me   to   believe   this   sorrow�察�

Teach   thou   this   sorrow   how      to   make   me   die�察  �And   let   belief   and  life 

encounter   so As   doth   the   fury   of   two   desperate   men   Which   in   the   very 

meeting   fall   and   die�   �Lewis   marry  Blanch�   �O   boy�察  �then   where   art   thou�拭�

France   friend   with   England�察  �what   becomes   of   me�拭  �Fellow�察  �be   gone�此  �I 

cannot   brook   thy   sight�察  �This   news   hath   made   thee   a   most   ugly   man。 

SALISBURY。   What   other   harm   have   I�察  �good   lady�察  �done   But   spoke   the 

harm that is by others done�拭�CONSTANCE。 Which harm within itself so 

heinous is As it makes harmful all that speak of it。 ARTHUR。 I do beseech 

you�察�madam�察�be content。 CONSTANCE。 If thou that bid'st me be content 

wert grim�察�Ugly�察�and sland'rous to thy mother's womb�察�Full of unpleasing 

blots    and   sightless    stains�察 �Lame�察    �foolish�察  �crooked�察   �swart�察   �prodigious�察�

Patch'd with foul moles and eye´offending marks�察�I would not care�察�I then 



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would be content�察�For then I should not love thee�察�no�察�nor thou Become 

thy great birth�察�nor deserve a crown。 But thou art fair�察�and at thy birth�察�dear 

boy�察�Nature and Fortune join'd to make thee great�此�Of Nature's gifts thou 

mayst with lilies boast�察�And with the half´blown rose�察�but Fortune�察�O� �She 

is corrupted�察�chang'd�察�and won from thee�察�Sh' adulterates hourly with thine 

uncle   John�察�And   with   her   golden   hand   hath   pluck'd   on   France   To   tread 

down fair respect of sovereignty�察�And made his majesty the bawd to theirs。 

France is a bawd to Fortune and King John´ That strumpe

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