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unjustly    must    be  spilt。  RATCLIFF。      Make     haste�察 �the   hour   of  death   is 

expiate。    RIVERS。      Come�察    �Grey�察  �come�察   �Vaughan�察    �let  us  here  embrace。 

Farewell�察�until we meet again in heaven。 Exeunt 



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                                        SCENE 4 



     London。 The Tower 

     Enter   BUCKINGHAM�察  �DERBY�察  �HASTINGS�察  �the   BISHOP   of   ELY�察�

RATCLIFF�察�LOVEL�察�with others and seat themselves at a table 

       HASTINGS。   Now�察  �noble         peers�察  �the   cause  why   we   are   met   Is  to 

determine of the coronation。 In God's name speak´when is the royal day�拭�

BUCKINGHAM。 Is all things ready for the royal time�拭�DERBY。 It is�察�and 

wants but nomination。 BISHOP OF ELY。 To´morrow then I judge a happy 

day。 BUCKINGHAM。 Who knows the Lord Protector's mind herein�拭�Who 

is most inward with the noble Duke�拭�BISHOP OF ELY。 Your Grace�察�we 

think�察  �should   soonest   know   his   mind。   BUCKINGHAM。   We   know   each 

other's faces�察�for our hearts�察�He knows no more of mine than I of yours�察�Or 

I of his�察�my lord�察�than you of mine。 Lord Hastings�察�you and he are near in 

love。 HASTINGS。 I thank his Grace�察�I know he loves me well�察�But for his 

purpose   in   the   coronation   I   have   not   sounded   him�察  �nor   he   deliver'd   His 

gracious   pleasure   any   way   therein。   But   you�察  �my   honourable   lords�察  �may 

name   the   time�察  �And   in   the   Duke's   behalf   I'll   give   my   voice�察  �Which�察  �I 

presume�察�he'll take in gentle part。 

       Enter GLOUCESTER 

       BISHOP   OF   ELY。   In      happy   time�察  �here   comes   the   Duke   himself。 

GLOUCESTER。   My   noble   lords   and   cousins   an�察  �good   morrow。   I   have 

been long a sleeper�察�but I trust My absence doth neglect no great design 

Which by my presence might have been concluded。 BUCKINGHAM。 Had 

you   not   come   upon   your   cue�察  �my   lord�察  �WILLIAM   Lord   Hastings   had 

pronounc'd      your   part´  I  mean�察   �your   voice   for  crowning     of  the  King。 

GLOUCESTER。   Than   my   Lord   Hastings   no   man   might   be   bolder�察  �His 

lordship knows me well and loves me well。 My lord of Ely�察�when I was 

last in Holborn I saw good strawberries in your garden there。 I do beseech 

you   send   for   some   of   them。   BISHOP  of   ELY。   Marry   and   will�察  �my   lord�察�

with all   my heart。  Exit GLOUCESTER。  Cousin of   Buckingham�察�a  word 

with    you。   ��Takes    him   aside�А  �Catesby     hath   sounded    Hastings     in  our 

business�察�And finds the testy gentleman so hot That he will lose his head 

ere give consent His master's child�察�as worshipfully he terms it�察�Shall lose 



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the    royalty   of  England's     throne。   BUCKINGHAM。             Withdraw      yourself 

awhile�察  �I'll   go   with   you。   Exeunt   GLOUCESTER   and   BUCKINGHAM 

DERBY。 We have not yet set down this day of triumph。 To´morrow�察�in my 

judgment�察�is too sudden�察�For I myself am not so well provided As else I 

would be�察�were the day prolong'd。 Re´enter the BISHOP OF ELY 

       BISHOP OF ELY。 Where is my lord the Duke of Gloucester�拭�I have 

sent for   these   strawberries。 HASTINGS。   His   Grace looks   cheerfully  and 

smooth this morning�察�There's some conceit or other likes him well When 

that he bids good morrow with such spirit。 I think there's never a man in 

Christendom   Can   lesser   hide   his   love   or   hate   than   he�察  �For   by   his   face 

straight shall you know his heart。 DERBY。 What of his heart perceive you 

in his face By any livelihood he show'd to´day�拭�HASTINGS。 Marry�察�that 

with   no   man   here   he   is   offended�察  �For�察  �were   he�察  �he   had   shown   it   in   his 

looks。 

       Re´enter GLOUCESTER and BUCKINGHAM 

       GLOUCESTER。   I   pray   you   all�察  �tell   me   what   they   deserve   That   do 

conspire my death with devilish plots Of damned witchcraft�察�and that have 

prevail'd    Upon     my   body    with   their  hellish   charms�拭    �HASTINGS。        The 

tender love   I bear your   Grace�察  �my lord�察  �Makes   me   most   forward in this 

princely presence To doom th' offenders�察�whosoe'er they be。 I say�察�my lord�察�

they have deserved death。 GLOUCESTER。 Then be your eyes the witness 

of their evil。 Look how I am bewitch'd�察�behold�察�mine arm Is like a blasted 

sapling     wither'd   up。   And   this   is   Edward's   wife�察  �that   monstrous   witch�察�

Consorted   with   that   harlot   strumpet   Shore�察�That   by  their   witchcraft   thus 

have marked me。 HASTINGS。 If they have done this deed�察�my noble lord´ 

GLOUCESTER。 If�拭�thou protector of this damned strumpet�察�Talk'st thou 

to me of ifs�拭�Thou art a traitor。 Off with his head� �Now by Saint Paul I 

swear I will not dine until I see the same。 Lovel and Ratcliff�察�look that it 

be    done。   The    rest  that  love   me�察  �rise  and   follow    me。   Exeunt    all  but 

HASTINGS�察         �LOVEL�察      �and    RATCLIFF        HASTINGS。         Woe�察   �woe�察   �for 

England� �not   a   whit   for   me�察  �For   I�察  �too   fond�察 �might   have prevented   this。 

STANLEY did dream the boar did raze our helms�察�And I did scorn it and 

disdain   to   fly。 Three   times   to´day  my   foot´cloth   horse   did   stumble�察�And 

started    when    he   look'd   upon    the  Tower�察   �As   loath   to  bear   me   to  the 



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slaughter´house。 O�察�now I need the priest that spake to me� �I now repent I 

told   the   pursuivant�察   �As   too  triumphing�察    �how    mine   enemies     To´day   at 

Pomfret bloodily were butcher'd�察�And I myself secure in grace and favour。 

O Margaret�察�Margaret�察�now thy heavy curse Is lighted on poor Hastings' 

wretched head� �RATCLIFF。 Come�察�come�察�dispatch�察�the Duke would be at 

dinner。   Make   a   short   shrift�察  �he   longs   to   see   your   head。   HASTINGS。   O 

momentary grace of mortal men�察�Which we more hunt for than the grace 

of   God�   �Who   builds   his   hope   in   air   of   your   good   looks   Lives   like   a 

drunken sailor on a mast�察�Ready with every nod to tumble down Into the 

fatal bowels of the deep。 LOVEL。 Come�察�come�察�dispatch�察�'tis bootless to 

exclaim。 HASTINGS。 O bloody Richard� �Miserable England� �I prophesy 

the fearfull'st time to thee That ever wretched age hath look'd upon。 Come�察�

lead me   to   the block�察�bear him  my  head。 They smile   at   me   who   shortly 

shall be dead。 Exeunt 



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                                      SCENE 5。 



    London。 The Tower´walls 

    Enter     GLOUCESTER            and    BUCKINGHAM            in   rotten   armour�察�

marvellous ill´favoured 

       GLOUCESTER。   Come�察  �cousin�察  �canst   thou   quake   and   change   thy 

colour�察�Murder thy breath in middle of a word�察�And then again begin�察�and 

stop     again�察  �As    if  thou    were    distraught     and   mad     with    terror�拭�

BUCKINGHAM。   Tut�察  �I   can   counterfeit   the   deep   tragedian�察  �Speak   and 

look back�察�and pry on every side�察�Tremble and start at wagging of a straw�察�

Intending deep suspicion。 Ghastly looks Are at my service�察�like enforced 

smiles�察  �And    both   are  ready   in   their   offices   At  any   time  to  grace  my 

stratagems。 But what�察�is Catesby gone�拭�GLOUCESTER。 He is�察�and�察�see�察�

he brings the mayor along。 

       Enter the LORD MAYOR and CATESBY 

       BUCKINGHAM。            Lord    Mayor´     GLOUCESTER。           Look     to   the 

drawbridge      there�   �BUCKINGHAM。            Hark�    �a  drum。    GLOUCESTER。 

Catesby�察�o'erlook the walls。 BUCKINGHAM。 Lord Mayor�察�the reason we 

have   sent´   GLOUCESTER。   Look   back�察  �defend   thee�察  �here   are   enemies。 

BUCKINGHAM。 God and our innocence defend and guard us� �

       Enter LOVEL and RATCLIFF�察�with HASTINGS' head 

       GLOUCESTER。          Be   patient�察 �they   are  friends´Ratcliff    and   Lovel。 

LOVEL。       Here   is  the  head  of  that  ignoble   traitor�察 �The   dangerous    and 

unsuspected Hastings。 GLOUCESTER。 So dear I lov'd the man that I must 

weep。 I took him for the plainest harmless creature That breath'd upon the 

earth   a   Christian�察  �Made   him   my   book�察  �wherein   my   soul   recorded   The 

history of all her secret thoughts。 So smooth he daub'd his vice with show 

of   virtue That�察  �his   apparent   open   guilt   omitted�察  �I   mean   his   conversation 

with Shore's wife´ He liv'd from all attainder of suspects。 BUCKINGHAM。 

Well�察�well�察�he was the covert'st shelt'red traitor That ever liv'd。 Would you 

imagine�察�or almost be

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