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thou sit'st alone�拭 �Why hast thou lost the fresh blood in thy cheeks And
given my treasures and my rights of thee To thick´ey'd musing and curs'd
melancholy�拭�In thy faint slumbers I by thee have watch'd�察�And heard thee
murmur tales of iron wars�察�Speak terms of manage to thy bounding steed�察�
Cry 'Courage� �to the field��' And thou hast talk'd Of sallies and retires�察�of
trenches�察�tent�察�Of palisadoes�察�frontiers�察�parapets�察�Of basilisks�察�of cannon�察�
culverin�察�Of prisoners' ransom�察�and of soldiers slain�察�And all the currents
of a heady fight。 Thy spirit within thee hath been so at war�察�And thus hath
so bestirr'd thee in thy sleep�察 �That beads of sweat have stood upon thy
brow Like bubbles ill a late´disturbed stream�察 �And in thy face strange
motions have appear'd�察�Such as we see when men restrain their breath On
some great sudden hest。 O�察�what portents are these�拭�Some heavy business
hath my lord in hand�察�And I must know it�察�else he loves me not。 Hot。 What�察�
ho� �
��Enter a Servant。�А�
Is Gilliams with the packet gone�拭�Serv。 He is�察�my lord�察�an hour ago。
Hot。 Hath Butler brought those horses from the sheriff�拭�Serv。 One horse�察�
my lord�察�he brought even now。 Hot。 What horse�拭�A roan�察�a crop´ear�察�is it
not�拭�Serv。 It is�察�my lord。 Hot。 That roan shall be my throne。 Well�察�I will
back him straight。 O esperance� �Bid Butler lead him forth into the park。
��Exit Servant。�А �Lady。 But hear you�察 �my lord。 Hot。 What say'st thou�察 �my
lady�拭�Lady。 What is it carries you away�拭�Hot。 Why�察�my horse�察�my love´
my horse� �Lady。 Out�察�you mad´headed ape� �A weasel hath not such a deal
of spleen As you are toss'd with。 In faith�察�I'll know your business�察�Harry�察�
that I will� �I fear my brother Mortimer doth stir About his title and hath
sent for you To line his enterprise�察�but if you go´ Hot。 So far afoot�察�I shall
be weary�察 �love。 Lady。 Come�察 �come�察 �you paraquito�察 �answer me Directly
unto this question that I ask。 I'll break thy little finger�察�Harry�察�An if thou
wilt not tell my all things true。 Hot。 Away。 Away�察�you trifler� �Love�拭�I love
thee not�察�I care not for thee�察�Kate。 This is no world To play with mammets
and to tilt with lips。 We must have bloody noses and crack'd crowns�察�And
pass them current too。 Gods me�察�my horse� �What say'st thou�察�Kate�拭�What
wouldst thou have with me�拭�Lady。 Do you not love me�拭�do you not indeed�拭�
Well�察�do not then�察�for since you love me not�察�I will not love myself。 Do
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you not love me�拭�Nay�察�tell me if you speak in jest or no。 Hot。 Come�察�wilt
thou see me ride�拭�And when I am a´horseback�察 �I will swear I love thee
infinitely。 But hark you。 Kate�此�I must not have you henceforth question me
Whither I go�察 �nor reason whereabout。 Whither I must�察 �I must�察 �and to
conclude�察�This evening must I leave you�察�gentle Kate。 I know you wise�察�
but yet no farther wise Than Harry Percy's wife�察�constant you are�察�But yet
a woman�察�and for secrecy�察�No lady closer�察�for I well believe Thou wilt not
utter what thou dost not know�察�And so far will I trust thee�察�gentle Kate。
Lady。 How�拭�so far�拭�Hot。 Not an inch further。 But hark you�察�Kate�此�Whither
I go�察�thither shall you go too�察�To´day will I set forth�察�to´morrow you。 Will
this content you�察�Kate�撮拭�Lady。 It must of force。 Exeunt。
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SCENE IV。 Eastcheap。 The Boar's Head Tavern。
Enter Prince and Poins。
Prince。 Ned�察�prithee come out of that fat´room and lend me thy hand
to laugh a little。 Poins。 Where hast been�察�Hal�拭�Prince�察� With three or four
loggerheads amongst three or fourscore hogsheads。 I have sounded the
very bass´string of humility。 Sirrah�察 �I am sworn brother to a leash of
drawers and can call them all by their christen names�察�as Tom�察�Dick�察�and
Francis。 They take it already upon their salvation that�察 �though I be but
Prince of Wales�察�yet I am the king of courtesy�察�and tell me flatly I am no
proud Jack like Falstaff�察�but a Corinthian�察�a lad of mettle�察�a good boy ��by
the Lord�察 �so they call me�。��察 �and when I am King of England I shall
command all the good lads Eastcheap。 They call drinking deep�察 �dying
scarlet�察 �and when you breathe in your watering�察�they cry 'hem��' and bid
you play it off。 To conclude�察�I am so good a proficient in one quarter of an
hour that I can drink with any tinker in his own language during my life。 I
tell thee�察�Ned�察�thou hast lost much honour that thou wert not with me in
this action。 But�察�sweet Ned´ to sweeten which name of Ned�察�I give thee
this pennyworth of sugar�察 �clapp'd even now into my hand by an under´
skinker�察�one that never spake other English in his life than 'Eight shillings
and sixpence��' and 'You are welcome��' with this shrill addition�察 �'Anon�察�
anon�察 �sir� �Score a pint of bastard in the Half´moon��' or so´ but�察 �Ned�察 �to
drive away the time till Falstaff come�察�I prithee do thou stand in some by´
room while I question my puny drawer to what end be gave me the sugar�察�
and do thou never leave calling 'Francis��' that his tale to me may be
nothing but 'Anon��' Step aside�察 �and I'll show thee a precedent。 Poins。
Francis� �Prince。 Thou art perfect。 Poins。 Francis� 。�Exit Poins。�А�
Enter ��Francis�察�a�А�Drawer。
Fran。 Anon�察�anon�察�sir。´ Look down into the Pomgarnet�察�Ralph。 Prince。
Come hither�察�Francis。 Fran。 My lord�拭�Prince。 How long hast thou to serve�察�
Francis�拭 �Fran。 Forsooth�察 �five years�察 �and as much as to´ Poins。 ��within�А�
Francis� �Fran。 Anon�察�anon�察�sir。 Prince。 Five year� �by'r Lady�察�a long lease
for the clinking of Pewter。 But�察�Francis�察�darest thou be so valiant as to play
the coward with thy indenture and show it a fair pair of heels and run from
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it�拭�Fran。 O Lord�察�sir�察�I'll be sworn upon all the books in England I could
find in my heart´ Poins。 ��within�А�Francis� �Fran。 Anon�察�sir。 Prince。 How old
art thou�察 �Francis�拭 �Fran。 Let me see。 About Michaelmas next I shall be´
Poins。 ��within�А�Francis� �Fran。 Anon�察�sir。 Pray stay a little�察�my lord。 Prince。
Nay�察 �but hark you�察 �Francis。 For the sugar thou gavest me´ 'twas a
pennyworth�察�wast not�拭�Fran。 O Lord� �I would it had been two� �Prince。 I
will give thee for it a thousand pound。 Ask me when thou wilt�察�and�察�thou
shalt have it。 Poins。 ��within�А �Francis� �Fran。 Anon�察 �anon。 Prince。 Anon�察�
Francis�拭�No�察�Francis�察�but to´morrow�察�Francis�察�or�察�Francis�察�a Thursday�察�or
indeed�察�Francis�察�when thou wilt。 But Francis´ Fran。 My lord�拭�Prince。 Wilt
thou rob this leathern´jerkin�察 �crystal´button�察 �not´pated�察 �agate´ring�察 �puke´
stocking�察�caddis´garter�察�smooth´tongue�察�Spanish´pouch´ Fran。 O Lord�察�sir�察�
who do you mean�拭 �Prince。 Why then�察 �your brown bastard is your only
drink�察 �for look you�察 �Francis�察 �your white canvas doublet will sully。 In
Barbary�察�sir�察�it cannot come to so much。 Fran。 What�察�sir�拭�Poins。 ��within�А�
Francis� �Prince。 Away�察�you rogue� �Dost thou not hear them call�拭�Here they
both call him。 The Drawer stands amazed�察�not knowing which way to go。
Enter Vintner。
Vint。 What�察�stand'st thou still�察�and hear'st such a calling�拭�Look to the
guests within。 ��Exit Francis。�А �My lord�察 �old Sir John�察 �with half´a´dozen
more�察�are at the door。 Shall I let them in�拭�Prince。 Let them alone awhile�察�
and then open the door。 ��Exit Vintner。�А�Poins� �Poins。 ��within�А�Anon�察�anon�察�
sir。
Enter Poins。
Prince。 Sirrah�察 �Falstaff and the rest of the thieves are at the door。
Shall we be merry�拭�Poins。 As merry as crickets�察�my lad。 But hark ye�察�what
cunning match have you made with this jest of the drawer�拭�Come�察�what's
the issue�拭�Prince。 I am now of all humours that have showed themselves
humours since the old days of goodman Adam to the pupil age of this
present this twelve o'clock at midnight。 ��Enter Francis。�А�
What's o'clock�察 �Francis�拭 �Fran。 Anon�察 �anon�察 �sir。 ��Exit。�А �Prince。 That
ever this fellow should have fewer words than a parrot�察�and yet the son of
a woman� �His industry is upstairs and downstairs�察�his eloquence the parcel
of a reckoning。 I am not yet of Percy's mind�察�the Hotspur of the North�察�he
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that kills me some six or seven dozen of Scots at a breakfast�察�washes his
hands�察�and says to his wife�察�'Fie upon this quiet life� �I want work。' 'O my
sweet Harry��' says she�察�'how many hast thou kill'd to´day��' 'Give my roan
horse a drench��' says he�察 �and answers 'Some fourteen��' an hour after�察 �'a
trifle�察 �a trifle。' I prithee call in Falstaff。 I'll play Percy�察 �and that damn'd
brawn shall play Dame Mortimer his wife。 'Rivo��' says the drunkard。 Call
in ribs�察�call in tallow。
Enter Falstaff�察 。�Gadshill�察 �Bardolph�察 �and Peto�察 �Francis follows with
wine�А� Poins。 Welcome�察�Jack。 Where hast thou been
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