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first´begotten and the lawful heir Of Edward king�察�the third of that descent�察�
During whose reign the Percies of the north�察�Finding his usurpation most
unjust�察 �Endeavour'd my advancement to the throne。 The reason mov'd
these warlike lords to this Was�察 �for that´young Richard thus remov'd�察�
Leaving no heir begotten of his body´ I was the next by birth and
parentage�察�For by my mother I derived am From Lionel Duke of Clarence�察�
third son To King Edward the Third�察�whereas he From John of Gaunt doth
bring his pedigree�察�Being but fourth of that heroic line。 But mark�此�as in this
haughty great attempt They laboured to plant the rightful heir�察�I lost my
liberty�察 �and they their lives。 Long after this�察 �when Henry the Fifth�察�
Succeeding his father Bolingbroke�察 �did reign�察 �Thy father�察 �Earl of
Cambridge�察 �then deriv'd From famous Edmund Langley�察 �Duke of York�察�
Marrying my sister�察�that thy mother was�察�Again�察�in pity of my hard distress�察�
Levied an army�察�weening to redeem And have install'd me in the diadem�察�
But�察 �as the rest�察 �so fell that noble earl�察 �And was beheaded。 Thus the
Mortimers�察 �In whom the title rested�察 �were suppress'd。 PLANTAGENET。
Of Which�察�my lord�察�your honour is the last。 MORTIMER。 True�察�and thou
seest that I no issue have�察�And that my fainting words do warrant death。
Thou art my heir�察 �the rest I wish thee gather�察 �But yet be wary in thy
studious care。 PLANTAGENET。 Thy grave admonishments prevail with
me。 But yet methinks my father's execution Was nothing less than bloody
tyranny。 MORTIMER。 With silence�察�nephew�察�be thou politic�察�Strong fixed
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is the house of Lancaster And like a mountain not to be remov'd。 But now
thy uncle is removing hence�察 �As princes do their courts when they are
cloy'd With long continuance in a settled place。 PLANTAGENET。 O uncle�察�
would some part of my young years Might but redeem the passage of your
age� �MORTIMER。 Thou dost then wrong me�察 �as that slaughterer doth
Which giveth many wounds when one will kill。 Mourn not�察�except thou
sorrow for my good�察�Only give order for my funeral。 And so�察�farewell�察�and
fair be all thy hopes�察�And prosperous be thy life in peace and war� 。�Dies�А�
PLANTAGENET。 And peace�察 �no war�察 �befall thy parting soul� �In prison
hast thou spent a pilgrimage�察�And like a hermit overpass'd thy days。 Well�察�I
will lock his counsel in my breast�察�And what I do imagine�察�let that rest。
Keepers�察�convey him hence�察�and I myself Will see his burial better than his
life。 Exeunt GAOLERS�察�hearing out the body of MORTIMER Here dies
the dusky torch of Mortimer�察 �Chok'd with ambition of the meaner sort�察�
And for those wrongs�察�those bitter injuries�察�Which Somerset hath offer'd to
my house�察�I doubt not but with honour to redress�察�And therefore haste I to
the Parliament�察 �Either to be restored to my blood�察 �Or make my ill th'
advantage of my good。 Exit
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ACT III。
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SCENE 1。
London。 The Parliament House
Flourish。 Enter the KING�察 �EXETER�察 �GLOUCESTER�察 �WARWICK�察�
SOMERSET�察 �and SUFFOLK�察 �the BISHOP OF WINCHESTER�察�
RICHARD PLANTAGENET�察�and others。 GLOUCESTER offers to put up
a bill�察�WINCHESTER snatches it�察�and tears it
WINCHESTER。 Com'st thou with deep premeditated lines�察 �With
written pamphlets studiously devis'd�拭 �Humphrey of Gloucester�察 �if thou
canst accuse Or aught intend'st to lay unto my charge�察 �Do it without
invention�察 �suddenly�察 �I with sudden and extemporal speech Purpose to
answer what thou canst object。 GLOUCESTER。 Presumptuous priest�察�this
place commands my patience�察�Or thou shouldst find thou hast dishonour'd
me。 Think not�察 �although in writing I preferr'd The manner of thy vile
outrageous crimes�察�That therefore I have forg'd�察�or am not able Verbatim to
rehearse the method of my pen。 No�察 �prelate�察 �such is thy audacious
wickedness�察�Thy lewd�察�pestiferous�察�and dissentious pranks�察�As very infants
prattle of thy pride。 Thou art a most pernicious usurer�察�Froward by nature�察�
enemy to peace�察 �Lascivious�察 �wanton�察 �more than well beseems A man of
thy profession and degree�察�And for thy treachery�察�what's more manifest In
that thou laid'st a trap to take my life�察�As well at London Bridge as at the
Tower�拭 �Beside�察 �I fear me�察 �if thy thoughts were sifted�察 �The King�察 �thy
sovereign�察�is not quite exempt From envious malice of thy swelling heart。
WINCHESTER。 Gloucester�察�I do defy thee。 Lords�察�vouchsafe To give me
hearing what I shall reply。 If I were covetous�察�ambitious�察�or perverse�察�As
he will have me�察�how am I so poor�拭�Or how haps it I seek not to advance
Or raise myself�察 �but keep my wonted calling�拭�And for dissension�察 �who
preferreth peace More than I do�察�except I be provok'd�拭�No�察�my good lords�察�
it is not that offends�察�It is not that that incens'd hath incens'd the Duke�此�It is
because no one should sway but he�察 �No one but he should be about the
King�察�And that engenders thunder in his breast And makes him roar these
accusations forth。 But he shall know I am as good GLOUCESTER。 As
good� �Thou bastard of my grandfather� �WINCHESTER。 Ay�察�lordly sir�察�for
what are you�察 �I pray�察 �But one imperious in another's throne�拭�
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GLOUCESTER。 Am I not Protector�察 �saucy priest�拭�WINCHESTER。 And
am not I a prelate of the church�拭�GLOUCESTER。 Yes�察�as an outlaw in a
castle keeps�察 �And useth it to patronage his theft。 WINCHESTER。
Unreverent Gloucester� �GLOUCESTER。 Thou art reverend Touching thy
spiritual function�察�not thy life。 WINCHESTER。 Rome shall remedy this。
WARWICK。 Roam thither then。 SOMERSET。 My lord�察�it were your duty
to forbear。 WARWICK。 Ay�察�see the bishop be not overborne。 SOMERSET。
Methinks my lord should be religious�察�And know the office that belongs to
such。 WARWICK。 Methinks his lordship should be humbler�察�It fitteth not
a prelate so to plead。 SOMERSET。 Yes�察�when his holy state is touch'd so
near。 WARWICK。 State holy or unhallow'd�察�what of that�拭�Is not his Grace
Protector to the King�拭�PLANTAGENET。 ��Aside�А�Plantagenet�察�I see�察�must
hold his tongue�察�Lest it be said 'Speak�察�sirrah�察�when you should�察�Must your
bold verdict enter talk with lords��' Else would I have a fling at Winchester。
KING HENRY。 Uncles of Gloucester and of Winchester�察 �The special
watchmen of our English weal�察�I would prevail�察�if prayers might prevail
To join your hearts in love and amity。 O�察�what a scandal is it to our crown
That two such noble peers as ye should jar� �Believe me�察�lords�察�my tender
years can tell Civil dissension is a viperous worm That gnaws the bowels
of the commonwealth。 ��A noise within�此 �'Down with the tawny coats��'�А�
What tumult's this�拭�WARWICK。 An uproar�察�I dare warrant�察�Begun through
malice of the Bishop's men。 ��A noise again�此�'Stones� �Stones��'�А�
Enter the MAYOR OF LONDON�察�attended
MAYOR。 O�察 �my good lords�察 �and virtuous Henry�察 �Pity the city of
London�察�pity us� �The Bishop and the Duke of Gloucester's men�察�Forbidden
late to carry any weapon�察 �Have fill'd their pockets full of pebble stones
And�察�banding themselves in contrary parts�察�Do p
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