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Elizabeth�察�my brother's daughter�察�And by that knot looks proudly on the 

crown�察�To her go I�察�a jolly thriving wooer。 



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       Enter RATCLIFF 

       RATCLIFF。 My lord� �KING RICHARD。 Good or bad news�察�that thou 

com'st   in   so   bluntly�拭  �RATCLIFF。   Bad   news�察 �my   lord�此  �Morton is   fled   to 

Richmond�察�And Buckingham�察�back'd with the hardy Welshmen�察�Is in the 

field�察   �and   still  his   power     increaseth。    KING      RICHARD。        Ely    with 

Richmond troubles   me   more   near Than   Buckingham  and   his   rash´levied 

strength。 Come�察�I have learn'd that fearful commenting Is leaden servitor 

to   dull   delay�察  �Delay   leads   impotent   and   snail´pac'd   beggary。   Then   fiery 

expedition be my wing�察�Jove's Mercury�察�and herald for a king� �Go�察�muster 

men。 My counsel is my shield。 We must be brief when traitors brave the 

field。 Exeunt 



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                                      SCENE 4。 



    London。 Before the palace 

    Enter old QUEEN MARGARET 

       QUEEN   MARGARET。   So   now   prosperity   begins   to   mellow   And 

drop   into   the   rotten   mouth   of   death。   Here   in   these   confines   slily   have   I 

lurk'd To watch the waning of mine enemies。 A dire induction am I witness 

to�察�And will to France�察�hoping the consequence Will prove as bitter�察�black�察�

and    tragical。  Withdraw      thee�察 �wretched     Margaret。    Who    comes     here�拭�

��Retires�А�

       Enter QUEEN ELIZABETH and the DUCHESS OF YORK 

       QUEEN   ELIZABETH。 Ah�察  �my   poor   princes�   �ah�察  �my  tender   babes� �

My unblown flowers�察�new´appearing sweets� �If yet your gentle souls fly in 

the air And be not fix'd in doom perpetual�察�Hover about me with your airy 

wings And hear your mother's lamentation。 QUEEN MARGARET。 Hover 

about her�察�say that right for right Hath dimm'd your infant morn to aged 

night。 DUCHESS。 So many miseries have craz'd my voice That my woe´ 

wearied tongue is still and mute。 Edward Plantagenet�察�why art thou dead�拭�

QUEEN       MARGARET。          Plantagenet    doth  quit  Plantagenet�察   �Edward    for 

Edward pays a dying debt。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 Wilt thou�察�O God�察�fly 

from such gentle lambs And throw them in the entrails of the wolf�拭�When 

didst   thou   sleep   when   such   a   deed   was   done�拭  �QUEEN   MARGARET。 

When   holy   Harry   died�察  �and   my   sweet   son。   DUCHESS。   Dead   life�察  �blind 

sight�察�poor mortal living ghost�察�Woe's scene�察�world's shame�察�grave's due by 

life usurp'd�察�Brief abstract and record of tedious days�察�Rest thy unrest on 

England's     lawful   earth�察  。�Sitting  down�А   �Unlawfully     made    drunk    with 

innocent   blood。   QUEEN   ELIZABETH。   Ah�察  �that   thou   wouldst   as   soon 

afford a grave As thou canst yield a melancholy seat� �Then would I hide 

my bones�察�not rest them here。 Ah�察�who hath any cause to mourn but we�拭�

��Sitting down by her�А�QUEEN MARGARET。 ��Coming forward�А�If ancient 

sorrow   be   most   reverend�察  �Give   mine   the   benefit   of   seniory�察�And   let   my 

griefs frown on the upper hand。 If sorrow can admit society�察。�Sitting down 

with them�А�Tell o'er your woes again by viewing mine。 I had an Edward�察�

till a Richard kill'd him�察�I had a husband�察�till a Richard kill'd him�此�Thou 



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hadst   an   Edward�察  �till   a   Richard   kill'd   him�察  �Thou   hadst   a   Richard�察  �till   a 

Richard   kill'd   him。   DUCHESS。   I   had   a   Richard   too�察  �and   thou   didst   kill 

him�察�I had a Rutland too�察�thou holp'st to kill him。 QUEEN MARGARET。 

Thou hadst a Clarence too�察�and Richard kill'd him。 From forth the kennel 

of thy womb hath crept A hell´hound that doth hunt us all to death。 That 

dog�察�that had his teeth before his eyes To worry lambs and lap their gentle 

blood�察�That foul defacer of God's handiwork�察�That excellent grand tyrant 

of   the   earth That   reigns   in   galled   eyes   of   weeping   souls�察�Thy  womb   let 

loose to chase us to our graves。 O upright�察�just�察�and true´disposing God�察�

How do I thank thee that this carnal cur Preys on the issue of his mother's 

body And makes her pew´fellow with others' moan� �DUCHESS。 O Harry's 

wife�察�triumph not in my woes� �God witness with me�察�I have wept for thine。 

QUEEN MARGARET。 Bear with me�察�I am hungry for revenge�察�And now 

I cloy me with beholding it。 Thy Edward he is dead�察�that kill'd my Edward�察�

The other Edward dead�察�to quit my Edward�察�Young York he is but boot�察�

because      both   they   Match'd     not  the   high   perfection    of   my   loss。   Thy 

Clarence   he   is   dead   that   stabb'd   my   Edward�察�And   the   beholders   of   this 

frantic   play�察  �Th'   adulterate   Hastings�察  �Rivers�察  �Vaughan�察  �Grey�察      �Untimely 

smother'd       in   their   dusky     graves。    Richard      yet   lives�察  �hell's   black 

intelligencer�察�Only reserv'd their factor to buy souls And send them thither。 

But   at   hand�察  �at   hand�察  �Ensues   his   piteous   and   unpitied   end。   Earth   gapes�察�

hell burns�察�fiends roar�察�saints pray�察�To have him suddenly convey'd from 

hence。 Cancel his bond of life�察�dear God�察�I pray�察�That I may live and say 

'The dog is dead。' QUEEN ELIZABETH。 O�察�thou didst prophesy the time 

would   come   That   I   should   wish   for   thee   to   help   me   curse   That   bottled 

spider�察�that foul bunch´back'd toad� �QUEEN MARGARET。 I Call'd thee 

then vain flourish of my fortune�察�I call'd thee then poor shadow�察�painted 

queen�察�The presentation of but what I was�察�The flattering index of a direful 

pageant�察    �One    heav'd   a´high    to  be  hurl'd   down     below�察  �A   mother    only 

mock'd with two fair babes�察�A dream of what thou wast�察�a garish flag To 

be the aim of every dangerous shot�察�A sign of dignity�察�a breath�察�a bubble�察�A 

queen in jest�察�only to fill the scene。 Where is thy husband now�拭�Where be 

thy brothers�拭�Where be thy two sons�拭�Wherein dost thou joy�拭�Who sues�察�

and kneels�察�and says 'God save the Queen'�拭�Where be the bending peers 



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that   flattered   thee�拭  �Where   be   the   thronging   troops   that   followed   thee�拭�

Decline   an    this�察  �and   see   what   now   thou  art�此  �For   happy   wife�察  �a   most 

distressed   widow�察  �For   joyful   mother�察  �one   that   wails   the   name�察  �For   one 

being su'd to�察�one that humbly sues�察�For Queen�察�a very caitiff crown'd with 

care�察�For she that scorn'd at me�察�now scorn'd of me�察�For she being fear'd of 

all�察�now fearing one�察�For she commanding all�察�obey'd of none。 Thus hath 

the course of justice whirl'd about And left thee but a very prey to time�察�

Having no more but thought of what thou wast To torture thee the more�察�

being what thou art。 Thou didst usurp my place�察�and dost thou not Usurp 

the   just   proportion   of   my   sorrow�拭  �Now   thy   proud   neck   bears   half   my 

burden'd yoke�察�From which even here I slip my weary head And leave the 

burden of it all on thee。 Farewell�察�York's wife�察�and queen of sad mischance�察�

These      English     woes     shall   make     me     smile    in   France。     QUEEN 

ELIZABETH。 O thou well skill'd in curses�察�stay awhile And teach me how 

to curse mine enemies� �QUEEN MARGARET。 Forbear to sleep the nights�察�

and fast the days�察�Compare dead happiness with living woe�察�Think that thy 

babes were sweeter than they were�察�And he that slew them fouler than he 

is。   Bett'ring   thy   loss   makes   the   bad´causer   worse�察  �Revolving   this   will 

teach   thee   how   to   curse。   QUEEN   ELIZABETH。   My   words   are   dull�察  �O�察�

quicken   them   with   thine�   �QUEEN   MARGARET。   Thy   woes   will   make 

them sharp and pierce like mine。 Exit DUCHESS。 Why should calamity 

be fun of words�拭�QUEEN ELIZABETH。 Windy attorneys to their client 

woes�察�Airy succeeders of intestate joys�察�Poor breathing orators of miseries�察�

Let them have scope�察�though what they will impart Help nothing else�察�yet 

do they case the heart。 DUCHESS。 If so�察�then be not tongue´tied。 Go with 

me�察�And in the breath of bitter words let's smother My damned son that 

thy    two   sweet    sons   smother'd。     The    trumpet    sounds�察   �be   copious    in 

exclaims。 

       Enter   KING     RICHARD        and   his  train�察 �marching     with   drums    and 

trumpets 

       KING RICHARD。 Who intercepts me in my expedition�拭�DUCHESS。 

O�察�she that might have intercepted thee�察�By strangling thee in her accursed 

womb�察  �From   all   the     slaughters�察  �wretch�察  �that   thou   hast   done�  �QUEEN 

ELIZABETH。   Hidest   thou   tha

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