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way to make the wench amends Is to become her husband and her father�察�

The which will I´not all so much for love As for another secret close intent 

By marrying her which I must reach unto。 But yet I run before my horse to 

market。 Clarence still breathes�察�Edward still lives and reigns�察�When they 

are gone�察�then must I count my gains。 Exit 



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                                       SCENE 2。 



     London。 Another street 

     Enter corpse of KING HENRY THE SIXTH�察�with halberds to guard it�察�

LADY ANNE being the mourner�察�attended by TRESSEL and BERKELEY 

       ANNE。 Set down�察�set down your honourable load´ If honour may be 

shrouded in   a hearse�察�Whilst   I   awhile   obsequiously  lament Th'   untimely 

fall of virtuous Lancaster。 Poor key´cold figure of a holy king� �Pale ashes 

of the house of Lancaster� �Thou bloodless remnant of that royal blood� �Be 

it lawful that I invocate thy ghost To hear the lamentations of poor Anne�察�

Wife to thy Edward�察�to thy slaughtered son�察�Stabb'd by the self´same hand 

that made these wounds。 Lo�察�in these windows that let forth thy life I pour 

the helpless balm of my poor eyes。 O�察�cursed be the hand that made these 

holes� �Cursed the heart that had the heart to do it� �Cursed the blood that let 

this   blood   from   hence�   �More   direful   hap   betide   that   hated   wretch   That 

makes us wretched by the death of thee Than I can wish to adders�察�spiders�察�

toads�察  �Or   any   creeping   venom'd   thing   that   lives�   �If   ever   he   have   child�察�

abortive be it�察�Prodigious�察�and untimely brought to light�察�Whose ugly and 

unnatural aspect May fright the hopeful mother at the view�察�And that be 

heir   to   his   unhappiness�   �If   ever   he   have   wife�察  �let   her   be   made   More 

miserable by the death of him Than I am made by my young lord and thee� �

Come�察�now towards Chertsey with your holy load�察�Taken from Paul's to be 

interred there�察�And still as you are weary of this weight Rest you�察�whiles I 

lament King Henry's corse。 ��The bearers take up the coffin�А�

       Enter GLOUCESTER 

       GLOUCESTER。           Stay�察 �you   that   bear  the   corse�察 �and   set  it  down。 

ANNE。       What    black   magician    conjures    up  this  fiend   To   stop  devoted 

charitable   deeds�拭  �GLOUCESTER。   Villains�察  �set   down   the   corse�察  �or�察  �by 

Saint Paul�察�I'll make a corse of him that disobeys� �FIRST GENTLEMAN。 

My lord�察�stand back�察�and let the coffin pass。 GLOUCESTER。 Unmannerd 

dog� �Stand thou�察�when I command。 Advance thy halberd higher than my 

breast�察�Or�察�by Saint Paul�察�I'll strike thee to my foot And spurn upon thee�察�

beggar�察�for thy boldness。 ��The bearers set down the coffin�А�ANNE。 What�察�

do   you   tremble�拭�Are   you   all   afraid�拭�Alas�察  �I   blame   you   not�察  �for   you   are 



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mortal�察�And   mortal   eyes   cannot   endure   the   devil。 Avaunt�察  �thou   dreadful 

minister of hell� �Thou hadst but power over his mortal body�察�His soul thou 

canst    not   have�察  �therefore�察   �be   gone。   GLOUCESTER。            Sweet    saint�察 �for 

charity�察  �be   not   so   curst。   ANNE。   Foul   devil�察  �for   God's   sake�察  �hence   and 

trouble us not�察�For thou hast made the happy earth thy hell Fill'd it with 

cursing cries and deep exclaims。 If thou delight to view thy heinous deeds�察�

Behold      this  pattern    of  thy   butcheries。    O�察  �gentlemen�察    �see�察  �see�  �Dead 

Henry's   wounds   Open   their   congeal'd   mouths   and   bleed   afresh。   Blush�察�

blush�察�thou lump of foul deformity�察�For 'tis thy presence that exhales this 

blood   From   cold   and   empty   veins   where   no   blood   dwells�察  �Thy   deeds 

inhuman       and   unnatural    Provokes     this  deluge    most    unnatural。    O   God�察�

which   this   blood   mad'st�察  �revenge   his   death�   �O   earth�察  �which   this   blood 

drink'st�察   �revenge     his  death�    �Either�察  �heav'n�察   �with   lightning    strike   the 

murd'rer dead�察�Or�察�earth�察�gape open wide and eat him quick�察�As thou dost 

swallow   up   this   good   king's   blood�察  �Which       his   hell´govern'd    arm   hath 

butchered。   GLOUCESTER。   Lady�察  �you   know   no   rules   of   charity�察  �Which 

renders good for bad�察�blessings for curses。 ANNE。 Villain�察�thou knowest 

nor law of God nor man�此�No beast so fierce but knows some touch of pity。 

GLOUCESTER。 But I know none�察�and therefore am no beast。 ANNE。 O 

wonderful�察  �when   devils   tell   the   truth�   �GLOUCESTER。   More   wonderful 

when   angels   are   so   angry。 Vouchsafe�察  �divine   perfection   of   a   woman�察  �Of 

these   supposed   crimes   to   give   me   leave   By   circumstance   but   to   acquit 

myself。 ANNE。   Vouchsafe�察  �diffus'd   infection   of   a   man�察  �Of   these   known 

evils   but   to   give   me   leave   By   circumstance   to   accuse   thy   cursed   self。 

GLOUCESTER。   Fairer   than   tongue   can   name   thee�察  �let   me   have   Some 

patient leisure to excuse myself。 ANNE。 Fouler than heart can think thee�察�

thou canst make No excuse current but to hang thyself。 GLOUCESTER。 

By such despair I should accuse myself。 ANNE。 And by despairing shalt 

thou   stand   excused   For   doing   worthy   vengeance   on   thyself   That   didst 

unworthy slaughter upon others。 GLOUCESTER。 Say that I slew them not�拭�

ANNE。   Then   say   they   were   not   slain。   But   dead   they   are�察  �and�察  �devilish 

slave�察�by thee。 GLOUCESTER。 I did not kill your husband。 ANNE。 Why�察�

then he is alive。 GLOUCESTER。 Nay�察�he is dead�察�and slain by Edward's 

hands。   ANNE。   In   thy   foul   throat   thou   liest�此  �Queen   Margaret   saw   Thy 



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murd'rous falchion smoking in his blood�察�The which thou once didst bend 

against     her    breast�察  �But    that   thy    brothers    beat    aside    the   point。 

GLOUCESTER。 I was provoked by her sland'rous tongue That laid their 

guilt   upon   my   guiltless   shoulders。   ANNE。   Thou   wast   provoked   by   thy 

bloody mind�察�That never dream'st on aught but butcheries。 Didst thou not 

kill   this  king�拭   �GLOUCESTER。           I  grant   ye。   ANNE。      Dost   grant   me�察�

hedgehog�拭�Then�察�God grant me to Thou mayst be damned for that wicked 

deed�   �O�察  �he   was   gentle�察  �mild�察  �and   virtuous�   �GLOUCESTER。 The   better 

for the King of Heaven�察�that hath him。 ANNE。 He is in heaven�察�where thou 

shalt   never   come。   GLOUCESTER。   Let   him   thank   me   that   holp   to   send 

him thither�察�For he was fitter for that place than earth。 ANNE。 And thou 

unfit for any place but hell。 GLOUCESTER。 Yes�察  �one place else�察�if   you 

will hear me name it。 ANNE。 Some dungeon。 GLOUCESTER。 Your bed´ 

chamber。       ANNE。      Ill   rest   betide    the   chamber      where     thou    liest� �

GLOUCESTER。 So will it�察�madam�察�till I lie with you。 ANNE。 I hope so。 

GLOUCESTER。   I   know   so。   But�察  �gentle   Lady Anne�察  �To   leave   this   keen 

encounter of our wits�察�And fall something into a slower method´ Is not the 

causer of the timeless deaths Of these Plantagenets�察�Henry and Edward�察�As 

blameful     as   the  executioner�拭    �ANNE。      Thou    wast   the   cause   and   most 

accurs'd effect。 GLOUCESTER。 Your beauty was the cause of that effect´ 

Your beauty that did haunt me in my sleep To undertake the death of all 

the   world   So   I   might   live   one   hour   in   your   sweet   bosom。   ANNE。   If   I 

thought   that�察  �I   tell   thee�察  �homicide�察  �These   nails   should   rend   that   beauty 

from     my   cheeks。    GLOUCESTER。           These    eyes   could    not  endure    that 

beauty's wreck�察�You should not blemish it if I stood by。 As all the world is 

cheered by the sun�察�So I by that�察�it is my day�察�my life。 ANNE。 Black night 

o'ershade thy day�察�and death thy life� �GLOUCESTER。 Curse not thyself�察�

fair creature�察�thou art both。 ANNE。 I would I were�察�to be reveng'd on thee。 

GLOUCESTER。 It is a quarrel most unnatural�察�To be reveng'd on him that 

loveth thee。 ANNE。 It is a quarrel just and reasonable�察�To be reveng'd on 

him that kill'd my husband。 GLOUCESTER。 He that bereft thee�察�lady�察�of 

thy husband Did it to help thee to a better husband。 ANNE。 His better doth 

not breathe upon the earth。 GLOUCESTER。 He lives that loves thee better 

than he   could。 ANNE。  Name   him。   GLOUCESTER。  Plantagenet。 ANNE。 



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Why�察�that was he。 GLOUCESTER。 The self´same name�察�but one of better 

nature。  ANNE。   Where   is   he�拭  �GLOUCESTER。   Here。   ��She   spits   at   him�А�

Why dost th

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