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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