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ELIZABETH。   Hidest   thou   that   forehead   with   a   golden   crown   Where't 



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should be branded�察�if that right were right�察�The slaughter of the Prince that 

ow'd that crown�察�And the dire death of my poor sons and brothers�拭�Tell me�察�

thou   villain   slave�察  �where   are   my   children�拭  �DUCHESS。   Thou   toad�察  �thou 

toad�察�where is thy brother Clarence�拭�And little Ned Plantagenet�察�his son�拭�

QUEEN        ELIZABETH。          Where     is  the  gentle   Rivers�察   �Vaughan�察    �Grey�拭�

DUCHESS。          Where    is  kind    Hastings�拭    �KING     RICHARD。        A   flourish�察�

trumpets�   �Strike   alarum�察  �drums�   �Let   not   the   heavens   hear   these   tell´tale 

women   Rail   on   the   Lord's   anointed。   Strike�察  �I   say�   。�Flourish。   Alarums�А�

Either be patient and entreat me fair�察�Or with the clamorous report of war 

Thus     will  I  drown    your   exclamations。      DUCHESS。        Art  thou   my    son�拭�

KING RICHARD。 Ay�察�I thank God�察�my father�察�and yourself。 DUCHESS。 

Then patiently hear my impatience。 KING RICHARD。 Madam�察�I have a 

touch     of  your    condition     That   cannot    brook     the  accent    of   reproof。 

DUCHESS。 O�察�let me speak� �KING RICHARD。 Do�察�then�察�but I'll not hear。 

DUCHESS。   I   will   be   mild   and   gentle   in   my   words。   KING   RICHARD。 

And brief�察�good mother�察�for I am in haste。 DUCHESS。 Art thou so hasty�拭�I 

have     stay'd   for  thee�察  �God    knows�察    �in  torment    and    in  agony。    KING 

RICHARD。 And came I not at last to comfort you�拭�DUCHESS。 No�察�by the 

holy rood�察�thou know'st it well Thou cam'st on earth to make the earth my 

hell。 A grievous burden was thy birth to me�察�Tetchy and wayward was thy 

infancy�察�Thy school´days frightful�察�desp'rate�察�wild�察�and furious�察�Thy prime 

of manhood daring�察�bold�察�and venturous�察�Thy age confirm'd�察�proud�察�subtle�察�

sly�察  �and   bloody�察  �More   mild�察  �but   yet   more   harmful´kind   in   hatred。   What 

comfortable hour canst thou name That ever grac'd me with thy company�拭�

KING RICHARD。 Faith�察�none but Humphrey Hour�察�that call'd your Grace 

To breakfast once forth of my company。 If I be so disgracious in your eye�察�

Let    me   march     on  and   not   offend    you�察  �madam。     Strike   up   the  drum。 

DUCHESS。   I   prithee   hear   me   speak。   KING   RICHARD。   You   speak   too 

bitterly。 DUCHESS。 Hear me a word�察�For I shall never speak to thee again。 

KING   RICHARD。   So。   DUCHESS。   Either   thou   wilt   die   by   God's   just 

ordinance   Ere   from   this   war   thou   turn   a   conqueror�察  �Or   I   with   grief   and 

extreme age shall perish And never more behold thy face again。 Therefore 

take with thee my most grievous curse�察�Which in the day of battle tire thee 

more Than all the complete armour that thou wear'st� �My prayers on the 



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adverse party fight�察�And there the little souls of Edward's children Whisper 

the spirits of thine enemies And promise them success and victory。 Bloody 

thou art�察�bloody will be thy end。 Shame serves thy life and doth thy death 

attend。 Exit QUEEN ELIZABETH。 Though far more cause�察�yet much less 

spirit to curse Abides in me�察�I say amen to her。 KING RICHARD。 Stay�察�

madam�察 �I   must   talk   a   word   with   you。   QUEEN   ELIZABETH。   I   have   no 

moe   sons   of   the   royal   blood   For   thee   to   slaughter。   For   my   daughters�察�

Richard�察�They shall be praying nuns�察�not weeping queens�察�And therefore 

level not to hit their lives。 KING RICHARD。 You have a daughter call'd 

Elizabeth。   Virtuous   and   fair�察  �royal   and   gracious。   QUEEN   ELIZABETH。 

And must she die for this�拭�O�察�let her live�察�And I'll corrupt her manners�察�

stain her beauty�察�Slander myself as false to Edward's bed�察�Throw over her 

the veil of infamy�察�So she may live unscarr'd of bleeding slaughter�察�I will 

confess she was not Edward's daughter。 KING RICHARD。 Wrong not her 

birth�察�she is a royal Princess。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 To save her life I'll 

say she  is not   so。 KING  RICHARD。 Her  life is safest only  in her  birth。 

QUEEN  ELIZABETH。 And only  in that safety  died her brothers。  KING 

RICHARD。          Lo�察  �at   their  birth   good     stars  were     opposite。    QUEEN 

ELIZABETH。           No�察   �to  their   lives   ill  friends    were    contrary。    KING 

RICHARD。 All unavoided is the doom of destiny。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 

True�察  �when   avoided   grace   makes   destiny。   My   babes   were   destin'd   to   a 

fairer death�察�If grace had bless'd thee with a fairer life。 KING RICHARD。 

You     speak   as  if  that  I  had   slain  my   cousins。    QUEEN       ELIZABETH。 

Cousins�察�indeed�察�and by their uncle cozen'd Of comfort�察�kingdom�察�kindred�察�

freedom�察�life。 Whose hand soever lanc'd their tender hearts�察�Thy head�察�an 

indirectly�察�gave direction。 No doubt the murd'rous knife was dull and blunt 

Till it was whetted on thy stone´hard heart To revel in the entrails of my 

lambs。 But that stiff use of grief makes wild grief tame�察�My tongue should 

to thy ears not name my boys Till that my nails were anchor'd in thine eyes�察�

And   I�察  �in   such   a   desp'rate   bay   of   death�察  �Like   a   poor   bark�察  �of   sails   and 

tackling reft�察�Rush all to pieces on thy rocky bosom。  KING  RICHARD。 

Madam�察  �so   thrive   I   in   my   enterprise  And   dangerous   success   of   bloody 

wars�察�As I intend more good to you and yours Than ever you or yours by 

me   were   harm'd�   �QUEEN   ELIZABETH。   What   good   is   cover'd   with   the 



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face of heaven�察�To be discover'd�察�that can do me good�拭�KING RICHARD。 

advancement of your children�察�gentle lady。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 Up to 

some   scaffold�察  �there   to   lose   their   heads�拭 �KING   RICHARD。   Unto        the 

dignity and height of Fortune�察�The high imperial type of this earth's glory。 

QUEEN ELIZABETH。 Flatter my sorrow with report of it�察�Tell me what 

state�察�what dignity�察�what honour�察�Canst thou demise to any child of mine�拭�

KING   RICHARD。   Even   all   I   have´ay�察  �and   myself   and   all   Will   I   withal 

endow a child of thine�察�So in the Lethe of thy angry soul Thou drown the 

sad remembrance of those wrongs Which thou supposest I have done to 

thee。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 Be brief�察�lest that the process of thy kindness 

Last longer telling than thy kindness' date。 KING RICHARD。 Then know�察�

that   from    my   soul   I  love  thy   daughter。    QUEEN      ELIZABETH。         My 

daughter's mother thinks it with her soul。 KING RICHARD。 What do you 

think�拭�QUEEN ELIZABETH。 That thou dost love my daughter from thy 

soul。 So from thy soul's love didst thou love her brothers�察�And from my 

heart's love I do thank thee for it。 KING RICHARD。 Be not so hasty to 

confound my meaning。 I mean that with my soul I love thy daughter And 

do   intend   to   make   her   Queen   of   England。   QUEEN   ELIZABETH。   Well�察�

then�察�who dost thou mean shall be her king�拭�KING RICHARD。 Even he 

that makes her Queen。 Who else should be�拭�QUEEN ELIZABETH。 What�察�

thou�拭   �KING      RICHARD。       Even    so。   How    think   you    of  it�拭 �QUEEN 

ELIZABETH。 How canst thou woo her�拭�KING RICHARD。 That would I 

learn   of   you�察  �As   one   being   best   acquainted   with   her   humour。   QUEEN 

ELIZABETH。   And   wilt   thou   learn   of   me�拭  �KING   RICHARD。   Madam�察�

with   all   my   heart。   QUEEN   ELIZABETH。   Send   to   her�察  �by   the   man   that 

slew her brothers�察�A pair of bleeding hearts�察�thereon engrave 'Edward' and 

'York。' Then haply will she weep�察�Therefore present to her´as sometimes 

Margaret   Did   to   thy   father�察  �steep'd   in   Rutland's   blood´   A  handkerchief�察�

which�察�say to her�察�did drain The purple sap from her sweet brother's body�察�

And bid her wipe her weeping eyes withal。 If this inducement move her 

not to love�察�Send her a letter of thy noble deeds�察�Tell her thou mad'st away 

her uncle   Clarence�察�Her uncle Rivers�察  �ay�察�and   for her   sake Mad'st   quick 

conveyance with her good aunt Anne。 KING RICHARD。 You mock me�察�

madam�察�this is not the way To win your daughter。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 



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There is no other way�察�Unless thou couldst put on some other shape And 

not be Richard that hath done all this。 KING RICHARD。 Say that I did all 

this for love of her。 QUEEN ELIZABETH。 Nay�察�then indeed she cannot 

choose but hate thee�察�Having bought love with such a bloody spoil。 KING 

RICHARD。 Look what is done cannot be now amended。 Men shall deal 

unadvisedly sometimes�察�Which after´hours gives leisu

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