Richard 3

Question 1

I weep for joy to stand upon

Answer 1

My Kingdom once again

Question 2

So weeping, so smiling greet I thee,

Answer 2

My Earth

Question 3

Fear not my lord. The power that made you king

Answer 3

Hath power to keep you King in spite of all

Question 4

And darts his light through ever guilty hole

Answer 4

The murders, treasons and detested sins stand bare and naked trembling at themselves

Question 5

Not all the water in the rough rude sea

Answer 5

Can wash the balm from an anointed king

Question 6

But now the blood of twenty thousand men did triumph in my face

Answer 6

And they are fled

Question 7

Is not the Kings name

Answer 7

Twenty thousand names

Question 8

White beards have armed their thin and hairless scalps against thy majesty;

Answer 8

Boys with woman’s voices, strive to speak big and clap their female joints stiff unwieldy arms against thy crown

Question 9

Three judases

Answer 9

Each one thrice worse than Judas

Question 10

Let’s talk of graves

Answer 10

Of worms and epitaphs

Question 11

Our land, our lives are Bolingbrokes

Answer 11

And nothing we can call our own, but death

Question 12

For Gods sake let us sit upon the ground

Answer 12

And tell stories of the death of Kings

Question 13

Within the hollow crown that rounds the mortal temples of a King

Answer 13

Keeps death his court, and there the antic sits

Question 14

From Richards night

Answer 14

To Bolingbroke’s fair day

Question 15

You have misled a prince

Answer 15

A royal king

Question 16

Eating the bitter bread of banishment

Answer 16

Whilst you have fed upon my signifies, disparked my parks, and felled my forest woods

Question 17

From my own windows torn my household coat, razed out my impresse leaving me no sign

Answer 17

To show the world I am a gentleman

Question 18

More welcome is the stroke of death to me

Answer 18

Than Bolingbroke to England

Question 19

It would beseem the Lord Northumberland

Answer 19

To say King Richard

Question 20

Take not, good cousin, further than you should

Answer 20

Lest you mistake; the heavens o’er our heads

Question 21

If not, I’ll use th’ advantage of my power

Answer 21

And lay the summers dust with showers of blood

Question 22

Be he the fire, I’ll be the yielding water

Answer 22

The age be his, whilst on earth I rain

Question 23

As doth the blushing discontented sun

Answer 23

From out her fiery portal of the east

Question 24

For well we know, no hand of blood and bone

Answer 24

Can gripe the sacred handle of our sceptre

Question 25

And we are barren

Answer 25

And bereft of friends

Question 26

Every stride he makes upon my land

Answer 26

Is dangerous treason

Question 27

Ten thousand bloody crowns of mothers sons shall I’ll become

Answer 27

The flower of England’s face

Question 28

And my large kingdom for a little grave

Answer 28

A little little grave an obscure grave

Question 29

Down down I come, like glist’string Phaeton

Answer 29

Wanting the manager of unruly jades

Question 30

In the base court? Base court

Answer 30

Where kings grow base, to come at traitors calls and do them grace

Question 31

In the base court? Come down? Down court, down King!

Answer 31

For night owls shriek where mourning larks should sing

Question 32

Go thou and, like an executioner cut off the heads of

Answer 32

Too fast growing sprays that look too lofty in our commonwealth

Question 33

He that have suffered this disordered spring

Answer 33

Hath now himself met with the fall of leaf

Question 34

Their fortunes both are weighted. In yours lords scale is nothing

Answer 34

But himself and a few vanities that make him light

Question 35

But in the balance of great Bolingbroke

Answer 35

Besides himself are all the English peers and that odds he weighs King Richard down