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If thou spy'st any�察�run and bring me word�察�And thou shalt find me at the 

Governor's。 Exit BOY。 Father�察�I warrant you�察�take you no care�察�I'll never 

trouble you�察�if I may spy them。 Exit 

       Enter SALISBURY and TALBOT on the turrets�察�with SIR WILLIAM 

GLANSDALE�察�SIR THOMAS GARGRAVE�察�and others 

       SALISBURY。 Talbot�察�my life�察�my joy�察�again return'd� �How wert thou 

handled   being   prisoner�拭  �Or   by   what   means   got'st   thou   to   be   releas'd�拭�

Discourse�察  �I   prithee�察  �on   this   turret's   top。  TALBOT。  The   Earl   of   Bedford 

had a prisoner Call'd the brave Lord Ponton de Santrailles�察�For him was I 

exchang'd and   ransomed。 But   with a baser man   of arms   by far   Once�察 �in 

contempt�察�they would have barter'd me�察�Which I disdaining scorn'd�察 �and 

craved death Rather than I would be so vile esteem'd。 In fine�察�redeem'd I 

was as I desir'd。 But�察�O� �the treacherous Fastolfe wounds my heart Whom 

with   my   bare   fists   I   would   execute�察  �If   I   now   had   him   brought   into   my 

power。     SALISBURY。        Yet   tell'st  thou  not  how    thou   wert   entertain'd。 

TALBOT。       With    scoffs�察 �and   scorns�察  �and  contumelious      taunts�察 �In  open 

market´place produc'd they me To be a public spectacle to all�察�Here�察�said 

they�察�is the terror of the French�察�The scarecrow that affrights our children 



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so。 Then broke I from the officers that led me�察�And with my nails digg'd 

stones out of the ground To hurl at the beholders of my shame�察�My grisly 

countenance   made   others   fly�察  �None   durst   come   near   for   fear   of   sudden 

death。 In iron walls they deem'd me not secure�察�So great fear of my name 

'mongst them was spread That they suppos'd I could rend bars of steel And 

spurn in pieces posts of adamant�察�Wherefore a guard of chosen shot I had 

That walk'd about me every minute´while�察�And if I did but stir out of my 

bed�察�Ready they were to shoot me to the heart。 

       Enter the BOY with a linstock 

       SALISBURY。   I   grieve   to   hear   what   torments   you   endur'd�察  �But   we 

will   be   reveng'd    sufficiently。   Now     it  is  supper´time    in  Orleans�此   �Here�察�

through   this   grate�察  �I   count   each   one And   view the   Frenchmen   how   they 

fortify。   Let   us  look   in�察 �the   sight  will   much    delight   thee。   Sir  Thomas 

Gargrave and Sir William Glansdale�察�Let me have your express opinions 

Where is best place to make our batt'ry next。 GARGRAVE。 I think at the 

North     Gate�察  �for  there   stand   lords。   GLANSDALE。           And    I  here�察 �at  the 

bulwark      of  the   bridge。   TALBOT。       For   aught    I  see�察 �this  city  must    be 

famish'd�察    �Or    with   light   skirmishes     enfeebled。     ��Here   they    shoot   and 

SALISBURY  and   GARGRAVE   fall   down�А  �SALISBURY。   O   Lord�察  �have 

mercy on us�察�wretched sinners� �GARGRAVE。 O Lord�察�have mercy on me�察�

woeful man� �TALBOT。 What chance is this that suddenly hath cross'd us�拭�

Speak�察�Salisbury�察�at least�察�if thou canst speak。 How far'st thou�察�mirror of 

all martial men�拭�One of thy eyes and thy cheek's side struck off� �Accursed 

tower�   �accursed   fatal   hand   That   hath   contriv'd   this   woeful   tragedy�   �In 

thirteen battles Salisbury o'ercame�察�Henry the Fifth he first train'd to the 

wars�察�Whilst any trump did sound or drum struck up�察�His sword did ne'er 

leave  striking in the   field。 Yet   liv'st   thou�察  �Salisbury�拭�Though   thy  speech 

doth fail�察�One eye thou hast to look to heaven for grace�察�The sun with one 

eye   vieweth   all   the   world。   Heaven�察  �be   thou   gracious   to   none   alive   If 

Salisbury wants mercy at thy hands� �Bear hence his body�察�I will help to 

bury it。 Sir Thomas Gargrave�察�hast thou any life�拭�Speak unto Talbot�察�nay�察�

look up to him。 Salisbury�察�cheer thy spirit with this comfort�察�Thou shalt not 

die whiles He beckons with his hand and smiles on me�察�As who should say 

'When   I   am   dead   and   gone�察  �Remember   to   avenge   me   on   the   French。' 



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Plantagenet�察  �I   will�察  �and   like   thee�察  �Nero�察  �Play   on   the   lute�察  �beholding   the 

towns burn。 Wretched shall France be only in my name。 ��Here an alarum�察�

and    it  thunders    and   lightens�А   �What    stir  is  this�拭 �What    tumult's    in  the 

heavens�拭�Whence cometh this alarum and the noise�拭�

       Enter a MESSENGER MESSENGER。 My lord�察�my lord�察�the French 

have gather'd head The Dauphin�察�with one Joan la Pucelle join'd�察�A holy 

prophetess   new   risen   up�察  �Is   come   with   a   great   power   to   raise   the   siege。 

��Here   SALISBURY  lifteth   himself   up   and   groans�А�TALBOT。   Hear�察  �hear 

how dying Salisbury doth groan。 It irks his heart he cannot be reveng'd。 

Frenchmen�察       �I'll  be  a  Salisbury    to  you。   Pucelle    or  puzzel�察   �dolphin    or 

dogfish�察  �Your   hearts   I'll   stamp   out   with   my   horse's   heels   And   make   a 

quagmire of your mingled brains。 Convey me Salisbury into his tent�察�And 

then we'll try what these dastard Frenchmen dare。 Alarum。 Exeunt 



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                                       SCENE 5。 



                                        Before Orleans 

       Here   an   alarum   again�察  �and   TALBOT   pursueth   the   DAUPHIN   and 

driveth him。 Then enter JOAN LA PUCELLE driving Englishmen before 

her。 Then enter TALBOT 

       TALBOT。   Where        is  my   strength�察  �my   valour�察   �and  my   force�拭   �Our 

English troops retire�察�I cannot stay them�察�A woman clad in armour chaseth 

them。 

       Enter LA PUCELLE 

       Here�察�here she comes。 I'll have a bout with thee。 Devil or devil's dam�察�

I'll  conjure    thee�察  �Blood    will   I  draw    on  thee´thou     art  a  witch    And 

straightway give thy soul to him thou serv'st。 PUCELLE。 Come�察�come�察�'tis 

only I that must disgrace thee。 ��Here they fight�А�TALBOT。 Heavens�察�can 

you   suffer   hell   so   to   prevail�拭  �My   breast   I'll   burst   with   straining   of   my 

courage。     And    from   my    shoulders    crack   my   arms    asunder�察   �But  I  will 

chastise this high minded strumpet。 ��They fight again�А�PUCELLE。 Talbot�察�

farewell�察�thy hour is not yet come。 I must go victual Orleans forthwith。 ��A 

short alarum�察�then enter the town with soldiers�А�O'ertake me if thou canst�察�

I   scorn   thy   strength。   Go�察  �go�察  �cheer   up   thy   hungry   starved   men�察  �Help 

Salisbury to make his testament。 This day is ours�察�as many more shall be。 

Exit TALBOT。 My thoughts are whirled like a potter's wheel�察�I know not 

where I am nor what I do。 A witch by fear�察�not force�察�like Hannibal�察�Drives 

back our troops and conquers as she lists。 So bees with smoke and doves 

with noisome stench Are from their hives and houses driven away。 They 

call'd us�察�for our fierceness�察�English dogs�察�Now like to whelps we crying 

run away。 ��A short alarum�А�Hark�察�countrymen� �Either renew the fight Or 

tear   the   lions   out   of   England's   coat�察  �Renounce   your   soil�察  �give   sheep   in 

lions' stead�此�Sheep run not half so treacherous from the wolf�察�Or horse or 

oxen from the leopard�察�As you fly from your oft subdued slaves。 ��Alarum。 

Here   another   skirmish�А  �It   will   not   be´retire   into   your   trenches。   You   all 

consented   unto   Salisbury's   death�察  �For   none   would   strike   a   stroke   in   his 

revenge。   Pucelle   is   ent'red   into   Orleans   In   spite   of   us   or   aught   that   we 

could do。 O�察�would I were to die with Salisbury� �The shame hereof will 



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make me hide my head。 Exit TALBOT。 Alarum�察�retreat 



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                                    SCENE 6。 



                                      ORLEANS 

      Flourish。 Enter on the walls�察�LA PUCELLE�察�CHARLES�察�REIGNIER�察�

ALENCON�察�and soldiers 

      PUCELLE。   Advance   our   waving   colours   on   the   walls�察  �Rescu'd   is 

Orleans from the English。 Thus Joan la Pucelle hath perform'd her word。 

CHARLES。 Divinest creature�察�Astraea's daughter�察�How shall I honour thee 

for   this   success�拭  �Thy   promises   are   like   Adonis'   gardens�察  �That   one   day 

bloom'd    and   fruitful  were  the  next。  France�察  �triumph   in  thy  glorious 

prophetess。 Recover'd is the town of Orleans。 More blessed hap did ne'er 

befall our state。 REIGNIER。 Why ring not out the bells alou
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