The Complete Works of William Shakespeare by William Shakespeare
Prologue.
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Scene I. London. An ante-chamber in the palace
Scene II. The same. The council-chamber
Scene III. An ante-chamber in the palace
Scene IV. A Hall in York Place
ACT II
Scene I. Westminster. A street
Scene II. An ante-chamber in the palace
Scene III. An ante-chamber of the Queen’s apartments
Scene IV. A hall in Blackfriars
ACT III
Scene I. London. The Queen’s apartments
Scene II. Ante-chamber to the King’s apartment
ACT IV
Scene I. A street in Westminster
Scene II. Kimbolton
ACT V
Scene I. A gallery in the palace
Scene II. Lobby before the council-chamber
Scene III. The palace yard
Scene IV. The palace
Epilogue
Dramatis Personæ
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH
DUKE OF NORFOLK
DUKE OF SUFFOLK
CARDINAL WOLSEY
SECRETARIES to Wolsey
CROMWELL, servant to Wolsey
CARDINAL CAMPEIUS
GARDINER, Bishop of Winchester
PAGE to Gardiner
QUEEN KATHERINE, wife to King Henry, afterwards divorced
GRIFFITH, gentleman usher to Queen Katherine
PATIENCE, woman to Queen Katherine
Queen’s GENTLEMAN USHER
CAPUTIUS, Ambassador from the Emperor Charles V
DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM
LORD ABERGAVENNY, Buckingham’s son-in-law
EARL OF SURREY, Buckingham’s son-in-law
SIR NICHOLAS VAUX
SURVEYOR to the Duke of Buckingham
BRANDON
SERGEANT-at-Arms
Three Gentlemen
ANNE BULLEN, her Maid of Honour, afterwards Queen
An OLD LADY, friend to Anne Bullen
LORD CHAMBERLAIN
LORD SANDYS (called also SIR WILLIAM SANDYS)
SIR THOMAS LOVELL
SIR HENRY GUILDFORD
BISHOP OF LINCOLN
CRANMER, archbishop of Canterbury
LORD CHANCELLOR
GARTER King-of-Arms
SIR ANTHONY DENNY
DOCTOR BUTTS, physician to the King
Door-KEEPER of the Council-chamber
PORTER, and his Man
A CRIER
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