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made   him   from   my   side   to   start   Into   the   clust'ring   battle   of   the   French�察�

And in that sea of blood my boy did drench His overmounting spirit�察�and 

there died�察�My Icarus�察�my blossom�察�in his pride。 

       Enter soldiers�察�bearing the body of JOHN TALBOT 

       SERVANT。 O  my dear lord�察�lo   where your son is borne� �TALBOT。 

Thou     antic   Death�察   �which    laugh'st   us   here   to  scorn�察  �Anon�察   �from    thy 

insulting   tyranny�察  �Coupled   in   bonds   of   perpetuity�察  �Two   Talbots�察  �winged 

through the lither sky�察�In thy despite shall scape mortality。 O thou whose 

wounds become hard´favoured Death�察�Speak to thy father ere thou yield 

thy breath� �Brave Death by speaking�察�whether he will or no�察�Imagine him 

a Frenchman and thy foe。 Poor boy� �he smiles�察�methinks�察�as who should 

say�察�Had Death been French�察�then Death had died to´day。 Come�察�come�察�and 

lay   him   in   his   father's   arms。   My   spirit   can   no   longer   bear   these   harms。 

Soldiers�察�adieu� �I have what I would have�察�Now my old arms are young 

John Talbot's grave。 ��Dies�А�Enter CHARLES�察�ALENCON�察�BURGUNDY�察�

BASTARD�察�LA PUCELLE�察�and forces 

       CHARLES。   Had   York   and   Somerset   brought   rescue   in�察  �We   should 

have   found   a   bloody   day   of   this。   BASTARD。   How   the   young   whelp   of 

Talbot's�察  �raging   wood�察  �Did   flesh   his   puny   sword   in   Frenchmen's   blood� �

PUCELLE。 Once I encount'red him�察�and thus I said�此�'Thou maiden youth�察�

be   vanquish'd   by   a   maid。'   But   with   a   proud   majestical   high   scorn   He 

answer'd thus�此  �'Young Talbot   was   not   born To   be   the  pillage  of   a   giglot 

wench。' So�察 �rushing   in the   bowels of the   French�察 �He left   me   proudly�察 �as 



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unworthy   fight。   BURGUNDY。   Doubtless   he   would   have   made   a   noble 

knight。 See where he lies inhearsed in the arms Of the most bloody nurser 

of his harms� �BASTARD。 Hew them to pieces�察�hack their bones asunder�察�

Whose      life  was    England's    glory�察  �Gallia's   wonder。     CHARLES。        O�察  �no�察�

forbear� �For that which we have fled During the life�察�let us not wrong it 

dead。 

       Enter    SIR     WILLIAM         Lucy�察   �attended�察    �a   FRENCH        HERALD 

preceding 

       LUCY。 Herald�察�conduct me to the Dauphin's tent�察�To know who hath 

obtain'd the glory of the day。 CHARLES。 On what submissive message art 

thou   sent�拭  �LUCY。   Submission�察  �Dauphin�   �'Tis   a   mere   French   word�此  �We 

English warriors wot not what it means。 I come to know what prisoners 

thou   hast   ta'en�察 �And   to   survey   the   bodies   of   the   dead。   CHARLES。   For 

prisoners ask'st thou�拭�Hell our prison is。 But tell me whom thou seek'st。 

LUCY。 But where's the great Alcides of the field�察�Valiant Lord Talbot�察�Earl 

of    Shrewsbury�察     �Created    for   his  rare   success    in   arms   Great    Earl   of 

Washford�察      �Waterford�察     �and    Valence�察    �Lord     Talbot    of   Goodrig      and 

Urchinfield�察     �Lord   Strange    of  Blackmere�察     �Lord    Verdun    of  Alton�察   �Lord 

Cromwell of Wingfield�察�Lord Furnival of Sheffield�察�The thrice victorious 

Lord of Falconbridge�察�Knight of the noble order of Saint George�察�Worthy 

Saint Michael�察�and the Golden Fleece�察�Great Marshal to Henry the Sixth 

Of   all   his   wars   within   the   realm   of   France�拭  �PUCELLE。   Here's   a   silly´ 

stately style   indeed� �The Turk�察�that two and   fifty kingdoms   hath�察�Writes 

not so tedious a style as this。 Him that thou magnifi'st with all these tides�察�

Stinking   and   fly´blown   lies   here   at   our   feet。   LUCY。   Is   Talbot   slain´the 

Frenchmen's only scourge�察�Your kingdom's terror and black Nemesis�拭�O�察�

were mine eye´bans into bullets turn'd�察�That I in rage might shoot them at 

your faces�  �O  that   I  could   but   can these dead  to   life�  �It   were  enough to 

fright the realm of France。 Were but his picture left amongst you here�察�It 

would amaze the proudest of you all。 Give me their bodies�察�that I may bear 

them  hence And   give   them   burial   as   beseems   their   worth。   PUCELLE。   I 

think    this  upstart   is  old   Talbot's  ghost�察  �He   speaks    with   such    a  proud 

commanding spirit。 For God's sake�察�let him have them�察�to keep them here�察�

They   would   but   stink�察  �and   putrefy   the   air。   CHARLES。   Go�察  �take   their 



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bodies hence。   LUCY。 I'll bear them  hence�察  �but from  their ashes shall   be 

rear'd A phoenix that shall make all France afeard。 CHARLES。 So we be 

rid  of   them�察 �do  with  them   what  thou  wilt。   And  now   to  Paris   in  this 

conquering vein� �All will be ours�察�now bloody Talbot's slain。 Exeunt 



       



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                 ACT V。 



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                                       SCENE 1。 



                                   London。 The palace 

     Sennet。 Enter the KING�察�GLOUCESTER�察�and EXETER 

       KING   HENRY。   Have   you   perus'd   the   letters   from   the   Pope�察  �The 

Emperor�察  �and   the   Earl   of Armagnac�拭  �GLOUCESTER。   I   have�察  �my   lord�察�

and their intent is this�此�They humbly sue unto your Excellence To have a 

godly peace concluded of Between the realms of England and of France。 

KING        HENRY。        How      doth     your    Grace      affect    their    motion�拭�

GLOUCESTER。   Well�察  �my   good   lord�察  �and   as   the   only   means   To   stop 

effusion    of   our   Christian   blood   And   stablish    quietness   on   every   side。 

KING HENRY。 Ay�察�marry�察�uncle�察�for I always thought It was both impious 

and unnatural That such immanity and bloody strife Should reign among 

professors   of   one   faith。   GLOUCESTER。   Beside�察  �my   lord�察  �the   sooner   to 

effect And surer bind this knot of amity�察�The Earl of Armagnac�察�near knit 

to Charles�察�A man of great authority in France�察�Proffers his only daughter 

to   your   Grace   In   marriage�察  �with   a   large   and   sumptuous   dowry。   KING 

HENRY。 Marriage�察�uncle� �Alas�察�my years are young And fitter is my study 

and    my    books    Than    wanton    dalliance    with   a  paramour。     Yet   call  th' 

ambassadors�察�and�察�as you please�察�So let them have their answers every one。 

I   shall   be   well   content   with   any   choice   Tends   to   God's   glory   and   my 

country's weal。 

       Enter in Cardinal's habit BEAUFORT�察�the PAPAL LEGATE�察�and two 

AMBASSADORS 

       EXETER。 What� �Is my Lord of Winchester install'd And call'd unto a 

cardinal's degree�拭�Then I perceive that will be verified Henry the Fifth did 

sometime prophesy�此�'If once he come to be a cardinal�察�He'll make his cap 

co´equal   with   the   crown。'   KING  HENRY。   My  Lords Ambassadors�察  �your 

several suits Have been consider'd and debated on。 Your purpose is both 

good   and   reasonable�察  �And   therefore   are   we   certainly   resolv'd   To   draw 

conditions of a friendly peace�察�Which by my Lord of Winchester we mean 

Shall   be   transported   presently   to   France。   GLOUCESTER。   And   for   the 

proffer of my lord your master�察�I have inform'd his Highness so at large�察�

As�察  �liking   of   the   lady's   virtuous   gifts�察  �Her   beauty�察  �and   the   value   of   her 



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dower�察�He doth intend she shall be England's Queen。 KING HENRY。 ��To 

AMBASSADOR�А�In argument and proof of which contract�察�Bear her this 

jewel�察   �pledge    of  my   affection。    And   so�察  �my   Lord    Protector�察  �see   them 

guarded And safely brought to Dover�察�where inshipp'd�察�Commit them to 

the   fortune   of   the   sea。   Exeunt   all   but   WINCHESTER   and   the   LEGATE 

WINCHESTER。 Stay�察�my Lord Legate�察�you shall first receive
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