"High-stomached are they... In rage..."
- Richard II -

"My body shall make good...Or my divine..."
- Henry Bollingbroke -

"My right drawn..."
- Henry Bollingbroke -

"Sluiced out his innocent...
Which blood..."
- Henry Bollingbroke -

"Were he my..."
- Richard II -

"Free speech and..."
- Richard II -

"A recreant and..."
- Thomas Mowbray -

"lions make..."
- Richard II -

"O God defend my..."
- Henry Bollingbroke -

"Or seven fair branches..."
- Duchess of Gloucester -

"by the Destinies..."
- Duchess of Gloucester -

"God's is the..."
- John of Gaunt -

"Let heaven revenge for...
An angry..."
- John of Gaunt -

"Desolate, desolate..."
- Duchess of Gloucester -

"Marshal, demand of...
The cause..."
- Richard II -

"That vow a..."
- Henry Bollingbroke -

"We will descend..."
-Richard II -

"O thou, the earthly author..."
- Henry Bollingbroke -

"Be swift like..."
"Fall like..."
- John of Gaunt -

"Stay the King hath..."
- The Lord Marshal -

"For our eyes do..."
- Richard II -

"Your will..."
- Henry Bollingbroke -

"That sun that warms..."
- Henry Bollingbroke -

"speechless death... robs my tongue from breathing native breath"
- Thomas Mowbray -

"And all too soon..."
- Thomas Mowbray -

"Such is the breath..."
- Thomas Mowbray -

"You urged me as..."
- John of Gaunt -

"enforcèd..."
- Henry Bollingbroke -

"Think not the King...But..."
- John of Gaunt -

"O, who can hold...
By thinking..."
- Henry Bollingbroke -

"How he did seem to dive..."
- Richard II -

"As were our England in... And he our subject's..."
- Richard II -

"enforced to farm..."
- Richard II -

"Now put it, God... To help him to..."
- Richard II -

"My death's sad..."
- John of Gaunt -

"The tongues of dying..."
- John of Gaunt -

"a prophet..."
- John of Gaunt -

"insatiate..."
- John of Gaunt -

"this seat of... this other..."
- John of Gaunt -

"this little..."
- John of Gaunt -

"Inky...and..."
- John of Gaunt -

"O, how that name..."
- John of Gaunt -

"For sleeping...
- John of Gaunt -

"I mock my...to..."
- John of Gaunt -

"Thy sick bed is..."
- John of Gaunt -

"thy anointed..."
- John of Gaunt -

"Landlord of..."
- John of Gaunt -

"Thou a...(at Gaunt)"
- Richard II -

"like a..."
- John of Gaunt -

(In response to Gaunt's death)
- Richard II -

"In war was never...In peace was never..."
- Duke of York -

"his noble hand
Did..."
- Duke of York -

"this teeming..."
- John of Gaunt -

"Think what you will..."
- Richard II -

"Richly in both..."
- Earl of Northumberland -

"and quite lost..."
- Lord Ross -

"More hath he spent..."
- Earl of Northumberland -

"The King's grown..."
- Lord Willoughby -

"Reproach and..."
- Earl of Northumberland -

(The army that Henry has accumulated in Brittany)
- Earl of Northumberland -

"the... crown"
- Earl of Northumberland -

"To please the King..."
- Queen Isabella -

(what Queen Isabella calls Richard)
- Queen Isabella -

"ripe in..."
- Queen Isabella -

"Each substance of..."
- Bushy -

"I cannot... 'tis..."
- Queen Isabella -

"thou art the... (speaking to Green)"
- Queen Isabella -

"Comfort's in...and we are..."
- Duke of York -

"what a tide..."
- Duke of York -

"A thousand..."
- John of Gaunt -

"My heart this..."
- Henry Bolingbroke -

"Your presence..."
- Lord Ross -

"my answer is to..."
- Henry Bolingbroke -

"Show me thy...and not thy..."

"My...(what Henry calls York on seeing him after he marches to Berkley Castle)"

"that word...In an...(in response to Henry's greeting)"
- Duke of York -

"What would... (question to Gaunt over the action that Henry should have take)"
- Henry Bolingbroke -

"I challenge..."
- Henry Bolingbroke -

"therefore personally I lay..."
- Henry Bolingbroke -

"Base men by his..."
- Lord Willoughby -

"The caterpillars of..."
- Henry Bolingbroke -

"I have sworn to weed..."
- Henry Bolingbroke -

"With eager feeding..."
- John of Gaunt -

"for how art thou a..."
- Duke of York -

"You pluck a..."
- Duke of York -

"a prince by..."
- Henry Bolingbroke -

"the bitter..."
- Henry Bolingbroke -

"I see thy glory..."
- Earl of Salisbury -

"you've misled..."
- Henry Bolingbroke -

"I weep for...(On returning to England)"
- Richard II -

"When they from thy bosom..."
- Richard II -

"This traitor Bolingbroke
Shall..."
- Richard II -

"Not all the water in..."
- Richard II -

"Comfort, my liege, remember..."
- Duke of Aumerle -

"Am I not King?
Awake..."
- Richard II -

"Snakes, in my...
Three..."
- Richard II -

"Our lands, our lives and all..."
- Richard II -

"the hollow crown
That..."
- Richard II -

"there I'll pine...
A king, woe's..."
- Richard II -

"From Richard's... to..."
- Richard II -

"On flourishing branch of..."
- Duchess of Gloucester -

"met with the fall..."
- Gardener -

"Thou... (addressing the gardener)"
- Queen Isabelle -

"I weep for...
To stand..."
- Richard II -

"Not all the water in...
Can..."
- Richard II -

"Our lands, our..."
- Richard II -

"I live with bread..."
- Richard II -

"he the fire, I'll..."
- Henry -

"No head of blood and bone
Can..."
- Richard II -

"their fortunes both..."
- Gardener -

"plume-plucked Richard, who..."
- York -

"Ascend his throne..."
- York -

"What subject can give..."
- Carlisle

"steward"
- Carlisle

"the blood of English..."
- Carlisle

"The field of..."
- Carlisle

"they not sometimes cry..."
- Richard

"this golden crown like..."
- Richard

"With mine own tears..."
- Richard

"a king of..."
- Isabella

"weep the fire..."
- Richard

"Thus play I in one person..."
- Richard

"I wasted..."
- Richard

"mount my..."
- Richard