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instant He bores me with some trick。 He's gone to th' King�察�I'll follow�察�and 

outstare   him。   NORFOLK。   Stay�察  �my   lord�察�And   let   your   reason   with   your 

choler question What 'tis you go about。 To climb steep hills Requires slow 

pace   at   first。 Anger   is   like A  full   hot   horse�察  �who   being   allow'd   his   way�察�

Self´mettle tires him。 Not a man in England Can advise me like you�察�be to 

yourself As you would to your friend。 BUCKINGHAM。 I'll to the King�察�

And     from   a  mouth     of  honour    quite   cry   down    This   Ipswich    fellow's 

insolence�察  �or   proclaim  There's   difference   in   no   persons。   NORFOLK。   Be 



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advis'd�此�Heat not a furnace for your foe so hot That it do singe yourself。 

We   may   outrun   By  violent   swiftness   that   which   we   run   at�察�And   lose   by 

over´running。 Know you not The fire that mounts the liquor till 't run o'er 

In   seeming   to   augment   it   wastes   it�拭  �Be   advis'd。   I   say   again   there   is   no 

English soul More stronger to direct you than yourself�察�If with the sap of 

reason      you     would      quench      Or    but    allay    the    fire   of    passion。 

BUCKINGHAM。   Sir�察  �I   am   thankful   to   you�察  �and   I'll   go   along   By   your 

prescription�察  �but   this   top´proud   fellow   Whom   from   the   flow   of   gall   I 

name not�察�but From sincere motions�察�by intelligence�察�And proofs as clear 

as   founts   in   July   when   We   see   each   grain   of   gravelI   do   know   To   be 

corrupt and treasonous。 NORFOLK。 Say not treasonous。 BUCKINGHAM。 

To th' King I'll say't�察�and make my vouch as strong 

       As   shore   of   rock。 Attend�此  �this holy  fox�察  �Or   wolf�察�or   bothfor he   is 

equal     rav'nous    As   he  is  subtle�察  �and   as  prone    to  mischief     As   able  to 

perform't�察  �his   mind   and   place   Infecting   one   another�察  �yea�察  �reciprocally 

Only to show his pomp as well in France As here at home�察�suggests the 

King our master To this last costly treaty�察�th' interview That swallowed so 

much   treasure   and   like   a   glass   Did   break   i'   th'   wrenching。   NORFOLK。 

Faith�察   �and   so  it  did。  BUCKINGHAM。             Pray�察  �give   me   favour�察   �sir�察 �this 

cunning cardinal The articles o' th' combination drew As himself pleas'd�察�

and they were ratified As he cried 'Thus let be' to as much end As give a 

crutch to th' dead。 But our Count´Cardinal Has done this�察�and 'tis well�察�for 

worthy Wolsey�察�Who cannot err�察�he did it。 Now this follows�察�Which�察�as I 

take it�察�is a kind of puppy To th' old dam treason�此�Charles the Emperor�察�

Under pretence to see the Queen his aunt For 'twas indeed his colour�察�but 

he came To whisper Wolseyhere makes visitation His fears were that 

the interview betwixt England and France might through their amity Breed 

him some prejudice�察�for from this league Peep'd harms that menac'd him 

privily Deals with our Cardinal�察�and�察�as I trow Which I do well�察�for I am 

sure the Emperor Paid ere he promis'd�察�whereby his suit was granted Ere it 

was ask'dbut when the way was made�察�And pav'd with gold�察�the Emperor 

thus desir'd�察�That he would please to alter the King's course�察�And break the 

foresaid peace。 Let the King know�察�As soon he shall by me�察�that thus the 

Cardinal   Does   buy   and   sell   his   honour   as   he   pleases�察�And   for   his   own 



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advantage。 NORFOLK。 I am sorry To hear this of him�察�and could wish he 

were Something mistaken in't。 BUCKINGHAM。 No�察�not a syllable�此�I do 

pronounce him in that very shape He shall appear in proof。 

       Enter BRANDON�察�a SERGEANT´AT´ARMS before him�察�and two or 

three of the guard 

       BRANDON。 Your office�察�sergeant�此�execute it。 SERGEANT。 Sir�察�My 

lord    the  Duke     of  Buckingham�察      �and   Earl   Of   Hereford�察   �Stafford�察   �and 

Northampton�察  �I   Arrest   thee   of   high   treason�察  �in   the   name   Of   our   most 

sovereign   King。   BUCKINGHAM。   Lo   you�察  �my   lord�察  �The   net   has   fall'n 

upon me� �I shall perish Under device and practice。 BRANDON。 I am sorry 

To   see   you   ta'en   from   liberty�察  �to   look   on   The   business   present�察  �'tis   his 

Highness'  pleasure You   shall to   th' Tower。  BUCKINGHAM。  It   will   help 

nothing To plead mine innocence�察�for that dye is on me Which makes my 

whit'st part black。 The will of heav'n Be done in this and all things� �I obey。 

O my Lord Aberga'ny�察�fare you well� �BRANDON。 Nay�察�he must bear you 

company。   ��To   ABERGAVENNY�А  �The   King   Is   pleas'd   you   shall   to   th' 

Tower�察  �till   you   know   How   he   determines   further。 ABERGAVENNY。 As 

the Duke said�察�The will of heaven be done�察�and the King's pleasure By me 

obey'd。     BRANDON。         Here    is  warrant    from   The    King    t'  attach  Lord 

Montacute and the   bodies Of   the   Duke's confessor�察 �John de la   Car�察 �One 

Gilbert   Peck�察  �his   chancellor   BUCKINGHAM。   So�察  �so�   �These   are   the 

limbs o' th' plot�察�no more�察�I hope。 BRANDON。 A monk o' th' Chartreux。 

BUCKINGHAM。                O�察     �Nicholas        Hopkins�拭       �BRANDON。             He。 

BUCKINGHAM。             My    surveyor     is  false。  The   o'er´great   Cardinal    Hath 

show'd   him   gold�察  �my   life   is   spann'd   already。   I   am   the   shadow   of   poor 

Buckingham�察�Whose figure even this instant cloud puts on By dark'ning 

my clear sun。 My lord�察�farewell。 Exeunt 



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                                  ACT I。 SCENE 2。 



       London。 The Council Chamber 

       Cornets。     Enter    KING      HENRY�察      �leaning     on   the    CARDINAL'S 

shoulder�察  �the   NOBLES�察  �and   SIR  THOMAS   LOVELL�察  �with   others。   The 

CARDINAL places himself under the KING'S feet on his right side 

       KING。   My   life   itself�察  �and   the   best   heart   of   it�察  �Thanks   you   for   this 

great   care�察  �I   stood   i'   th'   level   Of   a   full´charg'd   confederacy�察  �and   give 

thanks   To   you   that   chok'd   it。   Let   be   call'd   before   us   That   gentleman   of 

Buckingham's。   In   person   I'll   hear   his   confessions   justify�察  �And   point   by 

point the treasons of his master He shall again relate。 

       A   noise   within�察  �crying   'Room   for   the   Queen��'   Enter   the   QUEEN�察�

usher'd by  the DUKES  OF NORFOLK  and SUFFOLK�察  �she kneels。 The 

KING riseth from his state�察�takes her up�察�kisses and placeth her by him。 

       QUEEN       KATHARINE。          Nay�察   �we   must   longer    kneel�此  �I  am   suitor。 

KING。 Arise�察�and take place by us。 Half your suit Never name to us�此�you 

have half our power。 The other moiety ere you ask is given�察�Repeat your 

will�察 �and   take   it。  QUEEN   KATHARINE。 Thank   your   Majesty。 That   you 

would love yourself�察�and in that love Not unconsidered leave your honour 

nor The dignity of   your office�察�is the point Of my petition。 KING。 Lady 

mine�察�proceed。 QUEEN KATHARINE。 I am solicited�察�not by a few�察�And 

those   of   true   condition�察  �that   your   subjects Are   in   great   grievance�此  �there 

have been commissions Sent down among 'em which hath flaw'd the heart 

Of all their loyalties�察�wherein�察�although�察�My good Lord Cardinal�察�they vent 

reproaches Most   bitterly  on   you   as putter´on  Of these   exactions�察 �yet   the 

King     our   master    Whose     honour     Heaven     shield   from    soil��even    he 

escapes not   Language unmannerly�察  �yea�察 �such which   breaks The   sides of 

loyalty�察  �and   almost   appears   In   loud   rebellion。   NORFOLK。   Not   almost 

appears It   doth   appear�察�for�察 �upon these taxations�察�The   clothiers   all�察�not 

able to maintain The many to them 'longing�察�have put off The spinsters�察�

carders�察  �fullers�察  �weavers�察  �who   Unfit   for   other   life�察  �compell'd   by   hunger 

And lack of other means�察�in desperate manner Daring th' event to th' teeth�察�

are    all  in  uproar�察  �And    danger     serves   among     them。    KING。     Taxation� �

Wherein�拭�and what taxation�拭�My Lord Cardinal�察�You that are blam'd for it 



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alike   with   us�察  �Know   you   of   this   taxation�拭  �WOLSEY。   Please   you�察  �sir�察  �I 

know but of a single part in aught Pertains to th' state�察�and front but in that 

file Where others tell steps with me。 QUEEN KATHARINE。 No�察�my lord� �

You   know   no   more   than   others�   �But   you   frame   Things   that   are   known 

alike�察�which are not wholesome To those which would not know them�察�and 

yet   must   Perforce   be   their   acquaintance。   These   exactions�察  �Whereof   my 

sovereign would have note�察�they are Most pestilent to th' hearing�察�and to 

bear 'em The back is sacrifice to th' load。 They say They are devis'd by you�察�

or   else   you   suffer   Too   hard   an   exclamation。   KING。   Still   exaction�   �The 

nature     of   it�拭 �In   what    kind�察   �let's  know�察    �Is   this  exaction�拭     �QUEEN 

KATHARINE。 I am much too venturous In tempting of your patience�察�but 

am     bold'ned    Under     your   promis'd     pardon。     The   subjects'    grief   Comes 

through   commissions�察  �which   compels   from   each   The   sixth   part   of   his 

substance�察�to be levied Without delay�察�and the pretence for this Is nam'd 

your   wars   in   France。 This   makes   bold   mouths�察�Tongues   spit   their   duties 

out�察  �and   cold   hearts   freeze   Allegiance   in   them�察  �their   curses   now   Live 

where their prayers did�察�and it's come to pass This tractable obedience is a 

slave To each incensed will。 I would your Highness Would give it quick 

consideration�察�for There is no primer business。 KING。 By my life�察�This is 

against our pleasure。 WOLSEY。 And for me�察�I have no further gone in this 

than by A single voice�察�and that not pass'd me but By learned approbation 

of the judges。 If I am Traduc'd by ignorant tongues�察�which neither know 

My faculties nor person�察�yet will be The chronicles of my doing�察�let me 

say   'Tis   but   the   fate   of   place�察  �and   the   rough   brake   That   virtue   must   go 

through。   We   must   not   stint   Our   necessary   actions   in   the   fear   To   cope 

malicious censurers�察�which ever As rav'nous fishes do a vessel follow That 

is new´trimm'd�察�but benefit no further Than vainly longing。 What we oft 

do best�察�By sick interpreters�察�once weak ones�察�is Not ours�察�or not allow'd�察�

what worst�察�as oft Hitting a grosser quality�察�is cried up For our best act。 If 

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