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                               KING HENRY THE EIGHTH 



                               ACT IV。 SCENE 1。 



       A street in Westminster 

       Enter two GENTLEMEN�察�meeting one another 

       FIRST     GENTLEMAN。            Y'are   well    met   once    again。    SECOND 

GENTLEMAN。   So   are   you。   FIRST   GENTLEMAN。   You   come   to   take 

your   stand   here�察  �and   behold   The   Lady Anne   pass   from   her   coronation�拭�

SECOND GENTLEMAN。 'Tis all my business。 At our last encounter The 

Duke   of   Buckingham   came   from   his   trial。   FIRST   GENTLEMAN。   'Tis 

very    true。  But   that  time   offer'd   sorrow�察  �This�察  �general    joy。  SECOND 

GENTLEMAN。 'Tis well。 The citizens�察�I am sure�察�have shown at full their 

royal   minds   As�察  �let   'em   have   their   rights�察  �they   are   ever   forward   In 

celebration of this day with shows�察�Pageants�察�and sights of honour。 FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。            Never    greater�察  �Nor�察  �I'll  assure  you�察  �better  taken�察  �sir。 

SECOND GENTLEMAN。 May I be bold to ask what that contains�察�That 

paper in your hand�拭�FIRST GENTLEMAN。 Yes�察�'tis the list Of those that 

claim   their   offices   this   day�察  �By   custom   of   the   coronation。   The   Duke   of 

Suffolk   is   the   first�察  �and   claims   To   be   High   Steward�察  �next�察  �the   Duke   of 

Norfolk�察    �He   to  be   Earl   Marshal。    You   may    read   the   rest。  SECOND 

GENTLEMAN。 I thank you�察�sir�察�had I not known those customs�察�I should 

have been beholding to your paper。 But�察�I beseech you�察�what's become of 

Katharine�察    �The    Princess    Dowager�拭     �How     goes   her   business�拭   �FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。 That   I  can   tell   you   too。 The Archbishop   Of   Canterbury�察�

accompanied with other Learned and reverend fathers of his order�察�Held a 

late court at Dunstable�察�six miles of From Ampthill�察�where the Princess lay�察�

to which She was often cited by them�察�but appear'd not。 And�察�to be short�察�

for not appearance and The King's late scruple�察�by the main assent Of all 

these learned men�察�she was divorc'd�察�And the late marriage made of none 

effect�察  �Since   which   she   was   removed   to   Kimbolton�察�Where   she   remains 

now   sick。   SECOND   GENTLEMAN。   Alas�察  �good   lady�   。�Trumpets�А  �The 

trumpets sound。 Stand close�察�the Queen is coming。 ��Hautboys�А�

       THE ORDER OF THE CORONATION。 

       1。   A   lively   flourish   of   trumpets。   2。   Then   two   JUDGES。   3。   LORD 

CHANCELLOR�察            �with  purse    and  mace    before    him。  4。  CHORISTERS 



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singing。     ��Music�А   �5。  MAYOR       OF    LONDON�察       �bearing    the  mace。    Then 

GARTER�察  �in   his   coat   of   arms�察  �and   on   his   head   he   wore   a   gilt   copper 

crown。 6。 MARQUIS DORSET�察�bearing a sceptre of gold�察�on his head a 

demi´coronal of gold。 With him�察�the EARL OF SURREY�察�bearing the rod 

of silver with the dove�察�crowned with an earl's coronet。 Collars of Esses。 7。 

DUKE   OF   SUFFOLK�察  �in   his   robe   of   estate�察  �his   coronet   on   his   head�察�

bearing   a   long   white   wand�察  �as   High   Steward。  With   him�察  �the   DUKE   OF 

NORFOLK�察�with the rod of marshalship�察�a coronet on his head。 Collars of 

Esses。   8。 A  canopy   borne   by   four   of   the   CINQUE´PORTS�察  �under   it   the 

QUEEN in her robe�察�in her hair richly adorned with pearl�察�crowned。 On 

each side   her�察 �the   BISHOPS  OF   LONDON  and WINCHESTER。  9。 The 

old DUCHESS OF NORFOLK�察�in a coronal of gold wrought with flowers�察�

bearing the QUEEN'S train。 10。 Certain LADIES or COUNTESSES�察�with 

plain circlets of gold without flowers。 

       Exeunt�察  �first   passing   over   the   stage   in   order   and   state�察  �and   then   a 

great flourish of trumpets 

       SECOND   GENTLEMAN。   A   royal   train�察  �believe   me。   These   know。 

Who's that that bears the sceptre�拭�FIRST GENTLEMAN。 Marquis Dorset�察�

And   that   the   Earl   of   Surrey�察  �with   the   rod。   SECOND   GENTLEMAN。 A 

bold    brave   gentleman。     That    should   be   The   Duke    of   Suffolk�拭   �FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。 'Tis the sameHigh Steward。 SECOND GENTLEMAN。 

And   that   my   Lord   of   Norfolk�拭  �FIRST   GENTLEMAN。   Yes。   SECOND 

GENTLEMAN。 ��Looking on the QUEEN�А�Heaven bless thee� �Thou hast 

the sweetest face I ever look'd on。 Sir�察�as I have a soul�察�she is an angel�察�

Our   king   has   all   the   Indies   in   his   arms�察�And   more   and   richer�察  �when   he 

strains that   lady�察  �I   cannot   blame   his   conscience。   FIRST  GENTLEMAN。 

They   that    bear   The   cloth   of  honour   over    her  are  four   barons   Of   the 

Cinque´ports。 SECOND GENTLEMAN。 Those men are happy�察�and so are 

all are near her。 I take it she that carries up the train Is that old noble lady�察�

Duchess   of   Norfolk。   FIRST   GENTLEMAN。   It   is�察  �and   all   the   rest   are 

countesses。   SECOND   GENTLEMAN。   Their   coronets   say   so。   These   are 

stars   indeed�察   �And    sometimes     falling  ones。   FIRST   GENTLEMAN。             No 

more of that。 Exit Procession�察�with a great flourish of trumpets 

       Enter a third GENTLEMAN 



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       God     save   you�察   �sir�  �Where     have    you    been    broiling�拭   �THIRD 

GENTLEMAN。 Among the crowds i' th' Abbey�察�where a finger Could not 

be   wedg'd   in   more�察  �I   am   stifled   With   the   mere   rankness   of   their   joy。 

SECOND           GENTLEMAN。             You      saw     The     ceremony�拭       �THIRD 

GENTLEMAN。 That I did。 FIRST GENTLEMAN。 How was it�拭�THIRD 

GENTLEMAN。 Well worth the seeing。  SECOND GENTLEMAN。   Good 

sir�察�speak it to us。 THIRD GENTLEMAN。 As well as I am able。 The rich 

stream Of lords and ladies�察�having brought the Queen To a prepar'd place 

in the choir�察�fell off A distance from her�察�while her Grace sat down To rest 

awhile�察�some half an hour or so�察�In a rich chair of state�察�opposing freely 

The     beauty   of  her   person   to  the   people。   Believe    me�察  �sir�察 �she  is  the 

goodliest woman That ever lay by man�察�which when the people Had the 

full   view   of�察  �such   a   noise   arose   As   the   shrouds   make   at   sea   in   a   stiff 

tempest�察�As loud�察�and to as many tunes�察�hats�察�cloaks Doublets�察�I think 

flew up�察�and had their faces Been loose�察�this day they had been lost。 Such 

joy I never saw before。 Great´bellied women�察�That had not half a week to 

go�察�like rams In the old time of war�察�would shake the press�察�And make 'em 

reel before 'em。 No man living Could say 'This is my wife' there�察�all were 

woven   So   strangely   in   one   piece。   SECOND   GENTLEMAN。   But   what 

follow'd�拭  �THIRD   GENTLEMAN。   At   length               her   Grace   rose�察  �and  with 

modest paces Came to the altar�察�where she kneel'd�察�and saintlike Cast her 

fair eyes to heaven�察�and pray'd devoutly。 Then rose again�察�and bow'd her to 

the people�察�When by the Archbishop of Canterbury She had all the royal 

makings of a queen�此�As holy oil�察�Edward Confessor's crown�察�The rod�察�and 

bird of peace�察�and all such emblems Laid nobly on her�察�which perform'd�察�

the choir�察�With all the choicest music of the kingdom�察�Together sung 'Te 

Deum。' So   she   parted�察�And   with the same   full   state pac'd back   again To 

York Place�察�where the feast is held。 FIRST GENTLEMAN。 Sir�察�You must 

no more call it York Place�此�that's past�此�For since the Cardinal fell that title's 

lost。 'Tis now the King's�察�and called Whitehall。 THIRD GENTLEMAN。 I 

know   it�察  �But   'tis   so   lately   alter'd   that   the   old   name   Is   fresh   about   me。 

SECOND   GENTLEMAN。   What   two   reverend   bishops   Were   those   that 

went   on   each   side   of   the   Queen�拭  �THIRD   GENTLEMAN。   Stokesly   and 

Gardiner�此�the one of Winchester�察�Newly preferr'd from the King's secretary�察�



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The other�察 �London。  SECOND  GENTLEMAN。   He  of Winchester  Is held 

no   great   good   lover   of   the Archbishop's�察 �The   virtuous   Cranmer。  THIRD 

GENTLEMAN。 All   the   land knows   that�察  �However�察 �yet   there   is   no   great 

breach。 When it   comes�察 �Cranmer   will   find   a   friend   will   not shrink   from 

him。   SECOND   GENTLEMAN。   Who   may   that   be�察  �I   pray   you�拭  �THIRD 

GENTLEMAN。 Thomas Cromwell�察�A man in much esteem with th' King�察�

and   truly A  worthy   friend。  The   King   has   made   him   Master   O'   th'   jewel 

House�察�And one�察�already�察�of the Privy Council。 SECOND GENTLEMAN。 

He   will   deserve   more。   THIRD   GENTLEMAN。   Yes�察  �without   all   doubt。 

Come�察�gentlemen�察�ye shall go my way�察�which Is to th' court�察�and there ye 

shall be my guests�此�Something I can command。 As I walk thither�察�I'll tell 

ye more。 BOTH。 You may command us�察�sir。 Exeunt 



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                                ACT IV。 SCENE 2。 



       Kimbolton 

       Enter   KATHARINE�察  �Dowager�察  �sick�察  �led          between    GRIFFITH�察  �her 

Gentleman Usher�察�and PATIENCE�察�her woman 

       GRIFFITH。 How does your Grace�拭�KATHARINE。 O Griffith�察�sick to 

death� �My legs like loaden branches bow to th' earth�察�Willing to leave their 

burden。 Reach a chair。 Sonow�察�methinks�察�I feel a little ease。 Didst thou 

not   tell   me�察  �Griffith�察  �as   thou   led'st   me�察  �That   the   great   child   of   honour�察�

Cardinal   Wolsey�察  �Was   dead�拭  �GRIFFITH。   Yes�察  �madam�察  �but   I   think   your 

Grace�察    �Out   of  the  pain   you   suffer'd�察 �gave   no   ear  to't。  KATHARINE。 

Prithee�察�good Griffith�察�tell me how he died。 If well�察�he stepp'd before me�察�

happily�察�For my example。 GRIFFITH。 Well�察�the voice goes�察�madam�察�For 

after the stout Earl Northumberland Arrested him at York and brought him 

forward�察�As a man sorely tainted�察�to his answer�察�He fell sick suddenly�察�and 

grew   so   ill   He   could   not   sit   his   mule。   KATHARINE。   Alas�察  �poor   man� �

GRIFFITH。 At last�察�with easy roads�察�he came to Leicester�察�Lodg'd in the 

abbey�察�where the reverend abbot�察�With all his covent�察�honourably receiv'd 

him�察�To whom he gave these words�此�'O father Abbot�察�An old man�察�broken 

with the storms of state�察�Is come to lay his weary bones among ye�察�Give 

him a little earth for charity��' So went to bed�察�where eagerly his sickness 

Pursu'd   him   still。  And   three   nights   after   this�察 �About   the   hour   of   eight 

which he himself Foretold should be his lastfull of repentance�察�Continual 

meditations�察�tears�察�and sorrows�察�He gave his honours to the world again�察�

His blessed 

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