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the tree Shall yield the other in the right opinion。 SOMERSET。 Good
Master Vernon�察�it is well objected�察�If I have fewest�察�I subscribe in silence。
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PLANTAGENET。 And I。 VERNON。 Then�察�for the truth and plainness of
the case�察�I pluck this pale and maiden blossom here�察�Giving my verdict on
the white rose side。 SOMERSET。 Prick not your finger as you pluck it off�察�
Lest�察�bleeding�察�you do paint the white rose red�察�And fall on my side so�察�
against your will。 VERNON。 If I�察�my lord�察�for my opinion bleed�察�Opinion
shall be surgeon to my hurt And keep me on the side where still I am。
SOMERSET。 Well�察 �well�察 �come on�察 �who else�拭 �LAWYER。 ��To Somerset�А�
Unless my study and my books be false�察 �The argument you held was
wrong in you�察�In sign whereof I pluck a white rose too。 PLANTAGENET。
Now�察 �Somerset�察 �where is your argument�拭 �SOMERSET。 Here in my
scabbard�察 �meditating that Shall dye your white rose in a bloody red。
PLANTAGENET。 Meantime your cheeks do counterfeit our roses�察 �For
pale they look with fear�察�as witnessing The truth on our side。 SOMERSET。
No�察�Plantagenet�察�'Tis not for fear but anger that thy cheeks Blush for pure
shame to counterfeit our roses�察�And yet thy tongue will not confess thy
error。 PLANTAGENET。 Hath not thy rose a canker�察 �Somerset�拭�
SOMERSET。 Hath not thy rose a thorn�察 �Plantagenet�拭 �PLANTAGENET。
Ay�察�sharp and piercing�察�to maintain his truth�察�Whiles thy consuming canker
eats his falsehood。 SOMERSET。 Well�察 �I'll find friends to wear my
bleeding roses�察�That shall maintain what I have said is true�察�Where false
Plantagenet dare not be seen。 PLANTAGENET。 Now�察 �by this maiden
blossom in my hand�察�I scorn thee and thy fashion�察�peevish boy。 SUFFOLK。
Turn not thy scorns this way�察�Plantagenet。 PLANTAGENET。 Proud Pole�察�I
will�察�and scorn both him and thee。 SUFFOLK。 I'll turn my part thereof into
thy throat。 SOMERSET。 Away�察�away�察�good William de la Pole� �We grace
the yeoman by conversing with him。 WARWICK。 Now�察 �by God's will�察�
thou wrong'st him�察 �Somerset�察 �His grandfather was Lionel Duke of
Clarence�察�Third son to the third Edward�察�King of England。 Spring crestless
yeomen from so deep a root�拭 �PLANTAGENET。 He bears him on the
place's privilege�察�Or durst not for his craven heart say thus。 SOMERSET。
By Him that made me�察�I'll maintain my words On any plot of ground in
Christendom。 Was not thy father�察�Richard Earl of Cambridge�察�For treason
executed in our late king's days�拭 �And by his treason stand'st not thou
attainted�察 �Corrupted�察 �and exempt from ancient gentry�拭 �His trespass yet
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lives guilty in thy blood�察 �And till thou be restor'd thou art a yeoman。
PLANTAGENET。 My father was attached�察�not attainted�察�Condemn'd to die
for treason�察�but no traitor�察�And that I'll prove on better men than Somerset�察�
Were growing time once ripened to my will。 For your partaker Pole�察�and
you yourself�察�I'll note you in my book of memory To scourge you for this
apprehension。 Look to it well�察�and say you are well warn'd。 SOMERSET。
Ay�察�thou shalt find us ready for thee still�察�And know us by these colours
for thy foes For these my friends in spite of thee shall wear。
PLANTAGENET。 And�察 �by my soul�察 �this pale and angry rose�察 �As
cognizance of my blood´drinking hate�察 �Will I for ever�察 �and my faction�察�
wear�察�Until it wither with me to my grave�察�Or flourish to the height of my
degree。 SUFFOLK。 Go forward�察�and be chok'd with thy ambition� �And so
farewell until I meet thee next。 Exit SOMERSET。 Have with thee�察�Pole。
Farewell�察�ambitious Richard。 Exit PLANTAGENET。 How I am brav'd�察�and
must perforce endure it� �WARWICK。 This blot that they object against
your house Shall be wip'd out in the next Parliament�察�Call'd for the truce of
Winchester and Gloucester�察�And if thou be not then created York�察�I will
not live to be accounted Warwick。 Meantime�察�in signal of my love to thee�察�
Against proud Somerset and William Pole�察�Will I upon thy party wear this
rose�察�And here I prophesy�此�this brawl to´day�察�Grown to this faction in the
Temple Garden�察 �Shall send between the Red Rose and the White A
thousand souls to death and deadly night。 PLANTAGENET。 Good Master
Vernon�察�I am bound to you That you on my behalf would pluck a flower。
VERNON。 In your behalf still will I wear the same。 LAWYER。 And so
will I。 PLANTAGENET。 Thanks�察�gentle sir。 Come�察�let us four to dinner。 I
dare say This quarrel will drink blood another day。 Exeunt
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SCENE 5。
The Tower of London
Enter MORTIMER�察�brought in a chair�察�and GAOLERS
MORTIMER。 Kind keepers of my weak decaying age�察 �Let dying
Mortimer here rest himself。 Even like a man new haled from the rack�察�So
fare my limbs with long imprisonment�察 �And these grey locks�察 �the
pursuivants of death�察�Nestor´like aged in an age of care�察�Argue the end of
Edmund Mortimer。 These eyes�察�like lamps whose wasting oil is spent�察�Wax
dim�察 �as drawing to their exigent�察 �Weak shoulders�察 �overborne with
burdening grief�察�And pithless arms�察�like to a withered vine That droops his
sapless branches to the ground。 Yet are these feet�察�whose strengthless stay
is numb�察�Unable to support this lump of clay�察�Swift´winged with desire to
get a grave�察�As witting I no other comfort have。 But tell me�察�keeper�察�will
my nephew come�拭 �FIRST KEEPER。 Richard Plantagenet�察 �my lord�察 �will
come。 We sent unto the Temple�察 �unto his chamber�察 �And answer was
return'd that he will come。 MORTIMER。 Enough�察�my soul shall then be
satisfied。 Poor gentleman� �his wrong doth equal mine。 Since Henry
Monmouth first began to reign�察�Before whose glory I was great in arms�察�
This loathsome sequestration have I had�察 �And even since then hath
Richard been obscur'd�察�Depriv'd of honour and inheritance。 But now the
arbitrator of despairs�察 �Just Death�察 �kind umpire of men's miseries�察 �With
sweet enlargement doth dismiss me hence。 I would his troubles likewise
were expir'd�察�That so he might recover what was lost。
Enter RICHARD PLANTAGENET
FIRST KEEPER。 My lord�察 �your loving nephew now is come。
MORTIMER。 Richard Plantagenet�察 �my friend�察 �is he come�拭�
PLANTAGENET。 Ay�察 �noble uncle�察 �thus ignobly us'd�察�Your nephew�察 �late
despised Richard�察�comes。 MORTIMER。 Direct mine arms I may embrace
his neck And in his bosom spend my latter gasp。 O�察�tell me when my lips
do touch his cheeks�察�That I may kindly give one fainting kiss。 And now
declare�察�sweet stem from York's great stock�察�Why didst thou say of late
thou wert despis'd�拭�PLANTAGENET。 First�察�lean thine aged back against
mine arm�察�And�察�in that ease�察�I'll tell thee my disease。 This day�察�in argument
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upon a case�察 �Some words there grew 'twixt Somerset and me�察 �Among
which terms he us'd his lavish tongue And did upbraid me with my father's
death�察�Which obloquy set bars before my tongue�察�Else with the like I had
requited him。 Therefore�察�good uncle�察�for my father's sake�察�In honour of a
true Plantagenet�察�And for alliance sake�察�declare the cause My father�察�Earl
of Cambridge�察�lost his head。 MORTIMER。 That cause�察�fair nephew�察�that
imprison'd me And hath detain'd me all my flow'ring youth Within a
loathsome dungeon�察�there to pine�察�Was cursed instrument of his decease。
PLANTAGENET。 Discover more at large what cause that was�察�For I am
ignorant and cannot guess。 MORTIMER。 I will�察�if that my fading breath
permit And death approach not ere my tale be done。 Henry the Fourth�察�
grandfather to this king�察�Depos'd his nephew Richard�察�Edward's son�察�The
first´begotten and the lawful heir Of Edward king�察�the third of that descent�察�
During whose
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