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past   my   patience。   Pray   you   pass   on。   I   will   not   tarry�察  �no�察  �nor   ever   more 

Upon   this   business   my   appearance   make   In   any   of   their   courts。   Exeunt 

QUEEN   and   her   attendants   KING。   Go   thy   ways�察  �Kate。   That   man   i'   th' 

world who shall report he has A better wife�察�let him in nought be trusted 

For   speaking   false   in   that。   Thou   art�察  �alone   If   thy   rare   qualities�察  �sweet 

gentleness�察  �Thy   meekness   saint´like�察  �wife´like   government�察  �Obeying   in 

commanding�察  �and   thy   parts   Sovereign   and   pious   else�察  �could   speak   thee 

out   The   queen   of   earthly   queens。   She's   noble   born�察�And   like   her   true 

nobility she has Carried herself towards me。 WOLSEY。 Most gracious sir�察�

In   humblest   manner   I   require   your   Highness  That   it   shall   please   you   to 

declare   in   hearing   Of   all   these   earsfor   where   I   am   robb'd   and   bound�察�

There must I be unloos'd�察�although not there At once and fully satisfied 

whether   ever   I   Did   broach   this   business   to   your   Highness�察  �or   Laid   any 

scruple in your way which might Induce you to the question on't�察�or ever 

Have to you�察�but with thanks to God for such A royal lady�察�spake one the 

least word that might Be to the prejudice of her present state�察�Or touch of 

her good person�拭  �KING。 My Lord   Cardinal�察�I do   excuse you�察�yea�察 �upon 

mine   honour�察  �I   free   you   from't。 You   are   not   to   be   taught That   you   have 

many  enemies   that   know   not Why   they  are   so�察  �but�察  �like   to   village   curs�察�

Bark when their fellows do。 By some of these The Queen is put in anger。 

Y'are excus'd。 But will you be more justified�拭�You ever Have wish'd the 

sleeping of this business�察�never desir'd It to be stirr'd�察�but oft have hind'red�察�

oft�察�The passages made toward it。 On my honour�察�I speak my good Lord 

Cardinal to this point�察�And thus far clear him。 Now�察�what mov'd me to't�察�I 

will be bold with time and your attention。 Then mark th' inducement。 Thus 

it camegive heed to't�此�My conscience first receiv'd a tenderness�察�Scruple�察�

and   prick�察  �on   certain   speeches   utter'd   By   th'   Bishop   of   Bayonne�察  �then 

French ambassador�察�Who had been hither sent on the debating A marriage 

'twixt the Duke of Orleans and Our daughter Mary。 I' th' progress of this 

business�察�Ere a determinate resolution�察�he I mean the Bishop´did require 

a   respite    Wherein     he   might    the   King    his   lord  advertise     Whether      our 

daughter were legitimate�察�Respecting this our marriage with the dowager�察�

Sometimes        our   brother's    wife。    This   respite    shook    The    bosom     of   my 

conscience�察�enter'd me�察�Yea�察�with a splitting power�察�and made to tremble 



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The     region    of  my    breast�察  �which     forc'd   such   way    That    many     maz'd 

considerings did throng And press'd in with this caution。 First�察�methought I 

stood   not   in   the   smile   of   heaven�察  �who   had   Commanded   nature   that   my 

lady's   womb�察  �If   it   conceiv'd   a   male   child   by   me�察  �should   Do   no   more 

offices of life to't than The grave does to the dead�察�for her male issue Or 

died   where   they   were   made�察  �or   shortly   after   This   world   had   air'd   them。 

Hence   I   took   a   thought   This   was   a   judgment   on   me�察  �that   my   kingdom�察�

Well worthy the best heir o' th' world�察�should not Be gladded in't by me。 

Then follows that I weigh'd the danger which my realms stood in By this 

my issue's fail�察�and that gave to me Many a groaning throe。 Thus hulling in 

The wild sea of my conscience�察�I did steer Toward this remedy�察�whereupon 

we   are   Now   present   here   together�察  �that's   to   say   I   meant   to   rectify   my 

conscience�察  �which   I   then   did   feel   full   sick�察  �and   yet   not   well�察  �By   all   the 

reverend fathers of the land And doctors learn'd。 First�察�I began in private 

With you�察�my Lord of Lincoln�察�you remember How under my oppression I 

did reek�察�When I first mov'd you。 LINCOLN。 Very well�察�my liege。 KING。 I 

have   spoke   long�察  �be   pleas'd   yourself   to   say   How   far   you   satisfied   me。 

LINCOLN。 So please your Highness�察�The question did at first so stagger 

me Bearing a state of mighty  moment in't And consequence of dread 

that   I   committed   The   daring'st   counsel   which   I   had   to   doubt�察  �And   did 

entreat your Highness to this course Which you are running here。 KING。 I 

then mov'd you�察�My Lord of Canterbury�察�and got your leave To make this 

present summons。 Unsolicited I left no reverend person in this court�察�But 

by particular consent proceeded Under your hands and seals�察�therefore�察�go 

on�察�For no dislike i' th' world against the person Of the good Queen�察�but 

the sharp thorny points Of my alleged reasons�察�drives this forward。 Prove 

but our marriage lawful�察�by my life And kingly dignity�察�we are contented 

To wear our moral state to come with her�察�Katharine our queen�察�before the 

primest creature That's paragon'd o' th' world。 CAMPEIUS。 So please your 

Highness�察�The Queen being absent�察�'tis a needful fitness That we adjourn 

this court till further day�察�Meanwhile must be an earnest motion Made to 

the Queen to call back her   appeal She intends unto his Holiness。   KING。 

��Aside�А    �I  may    perceive    These     cardinals    trifle  with   me。   I  abhor   This 

dilatory  sloth   and   tricks   of   Rome。   My  learn'd   and   well´beloved   servant�察�



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Cranmer�察  �Prithee   return。   With   thy   approach   I   know   My   comfort   comes 

along。Break up the court�察�I say�察�set on。 Exuent in manner as they entered 



       



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                ACT III。 



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                              ACT III。 SCENE 1。 



       London。 The QUEEN'S apartments 

       Enter the QUEEN and her women�察�as at work 

       QUEEN   KATHARINE。   Take   thy   lute�察  �wench。   My   soul   grows   sad 

with troubles�察�Sing and disperse 'em�察�if thou canst。 Leave working。 

       SONG 

       Orpheus with his lute made trees�察�And the mountain tops that freeze�察�

Bow themselves when he did sing�察�To his music plants and flowers Ever 

sprung�察�as sun and showers There had made a lasting spring。 

       Every thing that heard him play�察�Even the billows of the sea�察�Hung 

their heads and then lay by。 In sweet music is such art�察�Killing care and 

grief of heart Fall asleep or hearing die。 

       Enter a GENTLEMAN 

       QUEEN KATHARINE。 How now�拭�GENTLEMAN。 An't please your 

Grace�察    �the   two    great   Cardinals     Wait   in   the   presence。    QUEEN 

KATHARINE。   Would   they   speak   with   me�拭  �GENTLEMAN。   They   will'd 

me   say   so�察  �madam。   QUEEN   KATHARINE。   Pray   their   Graces   To   come 

near。 ��Exit   GENTLEMAN�А�What   can be their business With me�察  �a   poor 

weak woman�察�fall'n from favour�拭�I do not like their coming。 Now I think 

on't�察�They  should   be   good   men�察  �their  affairs   as   righteous�察  �But   all   hoods 

make not monks。 

       Enter the two CARDINALS�察�WOLSEY and CAMPEIUS WOLSEY。 

Peace   to   your   Highness�   �QUEEN   KATHARINE。   Your   Graces   find   me 

here   part   of   housewife�察  �I   would   be   all�察  �against   the   worst   may   happen。 

What     are  your  pleasures    with  me�察  �reverend   lords�拭  �WOLSEY。       May   it 

please you�察�noble madam�察�to withdraw Into your private chamber�察�we shall 

give you The full cause of our coming。 QUEEN KATHARINE。 Speak it 

here�察�There's nothing I have done yet�察�o' my conscience�察�Deserves a corner。 

Would all other women Could speak this with as free a soul as I do� �My 

lords�察  �I   care   notso   much   I   am   happy  Above   a   numberif   my   actions 

Were tried by ev'ry tongue�察�ev'ry eye saw 'em�察�Envy and base opinion set 

against 'em�察�I know my life so even。 If your business Seek me out�察�and that 

way I am wife in�察�Out with it boldly�察�truth loves open dealing。 WOLSEY。 



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Tanta     est   erga    te  mentis     integritas�察  �regina    serenissima      QUEEN 

KATHARINE。 O�察�good my lord�察�no Latin� �I am not such a truant since my 

coming�察�As   not   to   know   the   language   I   have   liv'd   in�察�A  strange   tongue 

makes my cause more strange�察�suspicious�察�Pray speak in English。 Here are 

some   will   thank   you�察  �If   you   speak   truth�察  �for   their   poor   mistress'   sake�此�

Believe me�察�she has had much wrong。 Lord Cardinal�察�The willing'st sin I 

ever yet committed May be absolv'd in English。 WOLSEY。 Noble lady�察�I 

am sorry my integrity should breed�察�And service to his Majesty and you�察�

So deep suspicion�察�where all faith was meant We come not by the way of 

accusation To taint that honour every good tongue blesses�察�Nor to betray 

you any way to sorrow You have too much�察�good lady�察�but to know How 

you   stand   minded   in the   weighty  difference   Between the   King   and   you�察�

and to deliver�察�Like free and honest men�察�our just opinions And comforts 

to your cause。 CAMPEIUS。 Most honour'd madam�察�My Lord of York�察�out 

of    his  noble    nature�察  �Zeal   and    obedience     he   still  bore  your    Grace�察�

Forgetting�察�like a good man�察�your late censure Both of his truth and him 

which was too far Offers�察�as I do�察�in a sign of peace�察�His service and his 

counsel。     QUEEN       KATHARINE。         ��Aside�А   �To   betray   me。   My    lords�察 �I 

thank you both for your good wins�察�Ye speak like honest menpray God 

ye prove so� �But how to make ye suddenly an answer�察�In such a point of 

weight�察�so near mine honour�察�More near my life�察�I fear�察�with my weak wit

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