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are seen�察�wise men put on their cloaks�察�When great leaves fall�察�then winter
is at hand�察 �When the sun sets�察 �who doth not look for night�拭 �Untimely
storms make men expect a dearth。 All may be well�察�but�察�if God sort it so�察�
'Tis more than we deserve or I expect。 SECOND CITIZEN。 Truly�察 �the
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hearts of men are fun of fear。 You cannot reason almost with a man That
looks not heavily and fun of dread。 THIRD CITIZEN。 Before the days of
change�察 �still is it so�察 �By a divine instinct men's minds mistrust Ensuing
danger�察�as by proof we see The water swell before a boist'rous storm。 But
leave it all to God。 Whither away�拭�SECOND CITIZEN。 Marry�察�we were
sent for to the justices。 THIRD CITIZEN。 And so was I�察 �I'll bear you
company。 Exeunt
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SCENE 4。
London。 The palace
Enter the ARCHBISHOP OF YORK�察 �the young DUKE OF YORK�察�
QUEEN ELIZABETH�察�and the DUCHESS OF YORK
ARCHBISHOP。 Last night�察�I hear�察�they lay at Stony Stratford�察�And at
Northampton they do rest to´night�察 �To´morrow or next day they will be
here。 DUCHESS。 I long with all my heart to see the Prince。 I hope he is
much grown since last I saw him。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 But I hear no�察�
they say my son of York Has almost overta'en him in his growth。 YORK。
Ay�察�mother�察�but I would not have it so。 DUCHESS。 Why�察�my good cousin�察�
it is good to grow。 YORK。 Grandam�察�one night as we did sit at supper�察�My
uncle Rivers talk'd how I did grow More than my brother。 'Ay��' quoth my
uncle Gloucester 'Small herbs have grace�此 �great weeds do grow apace。'
And since�察�methinks�察�I would not grow so fast�察�Because sweet flow'rs are
slow and weeds make haste。 DUCHESS。 Good faith�察 �good faith�察 �the
saying did not hold In him that did object the same to thee。 He was the
wretched'st thing when he was young�察�So long a´growing and so leisurely
That�察�if his rule were true�察�he should be gracious。 ARCHBISHOP。 And so
no doubt he is�察�my gracious madam。 DUCHESS。 I hope he is�察�but yet let
mothers doubt。 YORK。 Now�察 �by my troth�察 �if I had been rememb'red�察 �I
could have given my uncle's Grace a flout To touch his growth nearer than
he touch'd mine。 DUCHESS。 How�察�my young York�拭�I prithee let me hear
it。 YORK。 Marry�察�they say my uncle grew so fast That he could gnaw a
crust at two hours old。 'Twas full two years ere I could get a tooth。
Grandam�察�this would have been a biting jest。 DUCHESS。 I prithee�察�pretty
York�察 �who told thee this�拭 �YORK。 Grandam�察 �his nurse。 DUCHESS。 His
nurse� �Why she was dead ere thou wast born。 YORK。 If 'twere not she�察�I
cannot tell who told me。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 A parlous boy� �Go to�察�you
are too shrewd。 ARCHBISHOP。 Good madam�察�be not angry with the child。
QUEEN ELIZABETH。 Pitchers have ears。
Enter a MESSENGER
ARCHBISHOP。 Here comes a messenger。 What news�拭�
MESSENGER。 Such news�察 �my lord�察 �as grieves me to report。 QUEEN
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ELIZABETH。 How doth the Prince�拭�MESSENGER。 Well�察�madam�察�and in
health。 DUCHESS。 What is thy news�拭 �MESSENGER。 Lord Rivers and
Lord Grey Are sent to Pomfret�察 �and with them Sir Thomas Vaughan�察�
prisoners。 DUCHESS。 Who hath committed them�拭 �MESSENGER。 The
mighty Dukes�察 �Gloucester and Buckingham。 ARCHBISHOP。 For what
offence�拭�MESSENGER。 The sum of all I can�察�I have disclos'd。 Why or for
what the nobles were committed Is all unknown to me�察�my gracious lord。
QUEEN ELIZABETH。 Ay me�察�I see the ruin of my house� �The tiger now
hath seiz'd the gentle hind�察 �Insulting tyranny begins to jet Upon the
innocent and aweless throne。 Welcome�察�destruction�察�blood�察�and massacre� �
I see�察 �as in a map�察 �the end of all。 DUCHESS。 Accursed and unquiet
wrangling days�察�How many of you have mine eyes beheld� �My husband
lost his life to get the crown�察�And often up and down my sons were toss'd
For me to joy and weep their gain and loss�察 �And being seated�察 �and
domestic broils Clean over´blown�察 �themselves the conquerors Make war
upon themselves´brother to brother�察�Blood to blood�察�self against self。 O�察�
preposterous And frantic outrage�察�end thy damned spleen�察�Or let me die�察�to
look on death no more� �QUEEN ELIZABETH。 Come�察�come�察�my boy�察�we
will to sanctuary。 Madam�察�farewell。 DUCHESS。 Stay�察�I will go with you。
QUEEN ELIZABETH。 You have no cause。 ARCHBISHOP。 ��To the
QUEEN�А�My gracious lady�察�go。 And thither bear your treasure and your
goods。 For my part�察 �I'll resign unto your Grace The seal I keep�察 �and so
betide to me As well I tender you and all of yours� �Go�察�I'll conduct you to
the sanctuary。 Exeunt
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ACT III。
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SCENE 1。
London。 A street
The trumpets sound。 Enter the PRINCE OF WALES�察�GLOUCESTER�察�
BUCKINGHAM�察�CATESBY�察�CARDINAL BOURCHIER�察�and others
BUCKINGHAM。 Welcome�察 �sweet Prince�察 �to London�察 �to your
chamber。 GLOUCESTER。 Welcome�察�dear cousin�察�my thoughts' sovereign。
The weary way hath made you melancholy。 PRINCE。 No�察�uncle�察�but our
crosses on the way Have made it tedious�察�wearisome�察�and heavy。 I want
more uncles here to welcome me。 GLOUCESTER。 Sweet Prince�察 �the
untainted virtue of your years Hath not yet div'd into the world's deceit�察�
Nor more can you distinguish of a man Than of his outward show�察�which�察�
God He knows�察 �Seldom or never jumpeth with the heart。 Those uncles
which you want were dangerous�察 �Your Grace attended to their sug'red
words But look'd not on the poison of their hearts。 God keep you from
them and from such false friends� �PRINCE。 God keep me from false
friends� �but they were none。 GLOUCESTER。 My lord�察 �the Mayor of
London comes to greet you。
Enter the LORD MAYOR and his train
MAYOR。 God bless your Grace with health and happy days� �
PRINCE。 I thank you�察 �good my lord�察 �and thank you all。 I thought my
mother and my brother York Would long ere this have met us on the way。
Fie�察�what a slug is Hastings�察�that he comes not To tell us whether they will
come or no� �
Enter LORD HASTINGS
BUCKINGHAM。 And�察�in good time�察�here comes the sweating Lord。
PRINCE。 Welcome�察�my lord。 What�察�will our mother come�拭�HASTINGS。
On what occasion�察�God He knows�察�not I�察�The Queen your mother and your
brother York Have taken sanctuary。 The tender Prince Would fain have
come with me to meet your Grace�察 �But by his mother was perforce
withheld。 BUCKINGHAM。 Fie�察 �what an indirect and peevish course Is
this of hers�拭�Lord Cardinal�察�will your Grace Persuade the Queen to send
the Duke of York Unto his princely brother presently�拭�If she deny�察�Lord
Hastings�察 �go with him And from her jealous arms pluck him perforce。
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CARDINAL。 My Lord of Buckingham�察�