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Before    I  freely  speak  my   mind   herein�察 �You   shall  not  only  take  the 

sacrament To bury mine intents�察�but also to effect Whatever I shall happen 

to devise。 I see your brows are full of discontent�察�Your hearts of sorrow�察�

and your eyes of tears。 Come home with me to supper�察�I will lay A plot 

shall show us all a merry day。 Exeunt 



       



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                       ACT V。 



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        SCENE 1。 London。 A street leading to the Tower 



     Enter the QUEEN�察�with her attendants 

       QUEEN。   This   way   the   King   will   come�察  �this   is   the   way   To   Julius 

Caesar's   ill´erected   tower�察  �To   whose   flint   bosom   my   condemned   lord   Is 

doom'd a prisoner by proud Bolingbroke。 Here let us rest�察�if this rebellious 

earth Have any resting for her true King's queen。 

       Enter KING RICHARD and Guard 

       But soft�察�but see�察�or rather do not see�察�My fair rose wither。 Yet look 

up�察  �behold�察  �That   you   in   pity   may   dissolve   to   dew�察�And   wash   him   fresh 

again with true´love tears。 Ah�察�thou�察�the model where old Troy did stand�察�

Thou map of honour�察�thou King Richard's tomb�察�And not King Richard�察�

thou most beauteous inn�察�Why should hard´favour'd grief be lodg'd in thee�察�

When triumph is become an alehouse guest�拭�KING RICHARD。 Join not 

with   grief�察  �fair   woman�察  �do   not   so�察 �To   make   my   end   too   sudden。   Learn�察�

good soul�察�To think our former state a happy dream�察�From which awak'd�察�

the truth of what we are Shows us but this�此�I am sworn brother�察�sweet�察�To 

grim   Necessity�察  �and   he   and   Will   keep   a   league   till   death。   Hie   thee   to 

France�察�And cloister thee in some religious house。 Our holy lives must win 

a new world's crown�察�Which our profane hours here have thrown down。 

QUEEN。 What�察  �is   my   Richard   both   in shape   and   mind Transform'd   and 

weak'ned�拭�Hath Bolingbroke depos'd Thine intellect�拭�Hath he been in thy 

heart�拭  �The   lion   dying   thrusteth   forth   his   paw And   wounds   the   earth�察  �if 

nothing else�察�with rage To be o'erpow'r'd�察�and wilt thou�察�pupil´like�察�Take 

the correction mildly�察�kiss the rod�察�And fawn on rage with base humility�察�

Which   art   a   lion   and   the   king   of   beasts�拭  �KING   RICHARD。   A  king   of 

beasts�察�indeed� �If aught but beasts�察�I had been still a happy king of men。 

Good sometimes queen�察�prepare thee hence for France。 Think I am dead�察�

and that even here thou takest�察�As from my death´bed�察�thy last living leave。 

In winter's tedious nights sit by the fire With good old folks�察�and let them 

tell thee tales Of woeful ages long ago betid�察�And ere thou bid good night�察�

to   quit   their   griefs   Tell   thou   the   lamentable   tale   of   me�察  �And   send   the 

hearers     weeping     to   their  beds�察   �For   why�察   �the   senseless    brands    will 

sympathize The heavy accent of thy moving tongue�察�And in compassion 



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weep the fire out�察�And some will mourn in ashes�察�some coal´black�察�For the 

deposing of a rightful king。 

       Enter NORTHUMBERLAND attended 

       NORTHUMBERLAND。                My    lord�察  �the  mind    of   Bolingbroke      is 

chang'd�察�You must to Pomfret�察�not unto the Tower。 And�察�madam�察�there is 

order ta'en for you�此�With all swift speed you must away to France。 KING 

RICHARD。         Northumberland�察      �thou   ladder   wherewithal     The    mounting 

Bolingbroke ascends my throne�察�The time shall not be many hours of age 

More   than   it   is�察  �ere   foul   sin   gathering   head   Shall   break   into   corruption。 

Thou shalt think Though he divide the realm and give thee half It is too 

little�察�helping him to all�察�And he shall think that thou�察�which knowest the 

way To plant unrightful kings�察�wilt know again�察�Being ne'er so little urg'd�察�

another way To pluck him headlong from the usurped throne。 The love of 

wicked men converts to fear�察�That fear to hate�察�and hate turns one or both 

To worthy danger and deserved death。 NORTHUMBERLAND。 My guilt 

be on my head�察�and there an end。 Take leave�察�and part�察�for you must part 

forthwith。   KING   RICHARD。   Doubly   divorc'd�   �Bad   men�察  �you   violate A 

twofold marriage´'twixt my crown and me�察�And then betwixt me and my 

married wife。 Let me unkiss the oath 'twixt thee and me�察�And yet not so�察�

for with a kiss 'twas made。 Part us�察�Northumberland�察�I towards the north�察�

Where   shivering   cold   and   sickness   pines   the   clime�察  �My   wife   to   France�察�

from whence set forth in pomp�察�She came adorned hither like sweet May�察�

Sent   back   like   Hallowmas   or   short'st   of   day。   QUEEN。 And   must   we   be 

divided�拭�Must we part�拭�KING RICHARD。 Ay�察�hand from hand�察�my love�察�

and heart from heart。 QUEEN。 Banish us both�察�and send the King with me。 

NORTHUMBERLAND。 That were some love�察�but little policy。 QUEEN。 

Then     whither   he   goes   thither  let  me  go。   KING     RICHARD。       So   two�察�

together weeping�察�make one woe。 Weep thou for me in France�察�I for thee 

here�察�Better   far off   than near�察  �be ne'er   the near。   Go�察�count thy way  with 

sighs�察�I mine with groans。 QUEEN。 So longest way shall have the longest 

moans。   KING   RICHARD。   Twice   for   one   step   I'll   groan�察  �the   way   being 

short�察�And piece the way out with a heavy heart。 Come�察�come�察�in wooing 

sorrow let's be brief�察�Since�察�wedding it�察�there is such length in grief。 One 

kiss shall stop our mouths�察�and dumbly part�察�Thus give I mine�察�and thus 



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take I thy heart。 QUEEN。 Give me mine own again�察�'twere no good part To 

take on me to keep and kill thy heart。 So�察�now I have mine own again�察�be 

gone。 That I may strive to kill it with a groan。 KING RICHARD。 We make 

woe wanton with this fond delay。 Once more�察�adieu�察�the rest let sorrow say。 

Exeunt 



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             SCENE 2。 The DUKE OF YORK's palace 



     Enter the DUKE OF YORK and the DUCHESS 

       DUCHESS。   My   Lord�察  �you   told   me   you   would   tell   the   rest�察  �When 

weeping made   you   break the story  off�察�Of our   two cousins' coming into 

London。 YORK。 Where did I leave�拭�DUCHESS。 At that sad stop�察�my lord�察�

Where     rude   misgoverned      hands   from    windows'    tops   Threw    dust   and 

rubbish on King Richard's head。 YORK。 Then�察�as I said�察�the Duke�察�great 

Bolingbroke�察�Mounted upon a hot and fiery steed Which his aspiring rider 

seem'd to know�察�With slow but stately pace kept on his course�察�Whilst all 

tongues cried 'God save thee�察�Bolingbroke��' You would have thought the 

very   windows   spake�察  �So   many   greedy   looks   of   young   and   old   Through 

casements darted their desiring eyes Upon his visage�察�and that all the walls 

With   painted   imagery   had   said   at   once   'Jesu   preserve   thee�   �Welcome�察�

Bolingbroke��'      Whilst    he�察  �from    the  one    side  to   the   other   turning�察�

Bareheaded�察  �lower   than   his   proud   steed's   neck�察  �Bespake   them   thus�察  �'I 

thank    you�察  �countrymen。'     And    thus  still  doing�察  �thus  he   pass'd   along。 

DUCHESS。 Alack�察�poor Richard� �where rode he the whilst�拭�YORK。 As in 

a theatre the eyes of men After a well´grac'd actor leaves the stage Are idly 

bent on him that enters next�察�Thinking his prattle to be tedious�察�Even so�察�or 

with   much   more   contempt�察 �men's   eyes   Did   scowl on gentle   Richard�察  �no 

man cried 'God save him��' No joyful tongue gave him his welcome home�察�

But dust was thrown upon his sacred head�察�Which with such gentle sorrow 

he shook off�察�His face still combating with tears and smiles�察�The badges of 

his grief and patience�察�That had not God�察�for some strong purpose�察�steel'd 

The hearts of men�察�they must p

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