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voice   may   do   some   good�察  �When   articles   too   nicely   urg'd   be   stood   on。 

KING HENRY。 Yet   leave our  cousin   Katherine here  with us�察�She  is   our 

capital   demand�察  �compris'd   Within   the   fore´rank   of   our   articles。   QUEEN 



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ISABEL。  She   hath   good   leave。   Exeunt   all   but   the   KING�察  �KATHERINE�察�

and    ALICE      KING     HENRY。       Fair  Katherine�察    �and   most    fair�察 �Will  you 

vouchsafe to teach a soldier terms Such as will enter at a lady's ear�察�And 

plead his love´suit to her gentle heart�拭�KATHERINE。 Your Majesty shall 

mock me�察�I cannot speak your England。 KING HENRY。 O fair Katherine�察�

if you will love me soundly with your French heart�察�I will be glad to hear 

you confess it brokenly with your English tongue。 Do you like me�察�Kate�拭�

KATHERINE。 Pardonnez´moi�察�I cannot tell vat is like me。 KING HENRY。 

An angel is like you�察�Kate�察�and you are like an angel。 KATHERINE。 Que 

dit´il�拭�que je suis semblable a les anges�拭�ALICE。 Oui�察�vraiment�察�sauf votre 

grace�察�ainsi dit´il。 KING HENRY。 I said so�察�dear Katherine�察�and I must not 

blush to 

       affirm it。  KATHERINE。  O  bon   Dieu� �les   langues des   hommes   sont 

pleines de   tromperies。  KING   HENRY。  What   says   she�察  �fair   one�拭  �that   the 

tongues of men are full of deceits�拭�ALICE。 Oui�察�dat de tongues of de mans 

is be full of deceits´ dat is de Princess。 KING HENRY。 The Princess is the 

better    English´woman。         I'  faith�察  �Kate�察   �my    wooing      is   fit  for   thy 

understanding�此�I  am glad   thou canst speak no better English�察  �for if   thou 

couldst�察�thou wouldst find me such a plain king that thou wouldst think I 

had sold my farm to buy my crown。 I know no ways to mince it in love�察�

but directly to say 'I love you。' Then�察�if you urge me farther than to say 'Do 

you in faith��' I wear out my suit。 Give me your answer�察�i' faith�察�do�察�and so 

clap hands and a bargain。 How say you�察�lady�拭�KATHERINE。 Sauf votre 

honneur�察�me understand well。 KING HENRY。 Marry�察�if you would put me 

to verses or to dance for your sake�察�Kate�察�why you undid me�察�for the one I 

have neither words nor measure�察 �and for   the other   I have no strength in 

measure�察  �yet   a   reasonable   measure   in   strength。   If   I   could   win   a   lady   at 

leap´frog�察  �or   by   vaulting   into   my   saddle   with   my   armour   on   my   back�察�

under the correction of bragging be it spoken�察�I should quickly leap into 

wife。 Or if I might buffet for my love�察�or bound my horse for her favours�察�I 

could   lay   on   like   a   butcher�察  �and   sit   like   a   jack´an´apes�察  �never   off。   But�察�

before God�察�Kate�察�I cannot look greenly�察�nor gasp out my cloquence�察�nor I 

have no cunning in protestation�察�only downright oaths�察�which I never use 

till urg'd�察�nor   never break   for   urging。   If   thou   canst   love   a   fellow of   this 



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temper�察�Kate�察�whose face is not worth sunburning�察�that never looks in his 

glass for love of anything he sees there�察�let thine eye be thy cook。 I speak 

to thee plain soldier。 If thou canst love me for this�察�take me�察�if not�察�to say 

to thee that I shall die is true´ but for thy love�察�by the Lord�察�no�察�yet I love 

thee   too。   And   while   thou   liv'st�察  �dear   Kate�察  �take   a   fellow   of   plain   and 

uncoined constancy�察�for he perforce must do thee right�察�because he hath 

not the gift to woo in other places�察�for these fellows of infinite tongue�察�that 

can     rhyme     themselves      into   ladies'   favours�察   �they    do   always     reason 

themselves   out   again。 What�   �a   speaker   is   but   a   prater�此  �a   rhyme   is   but   a 

ballad。 A good leg will fall�察�a straight back will stoop�察�a black beard will 

turn white�察�a curl'd pate will grow bald�察�a fair face will wither�察�a full eye 

will   wax   hollow。   But   a   good   heart�察  �Kate�察  �is   the   sun   and   the   moon�察  �or�察�

rather�察�the sun�察�and not the moon´ for it shines bright and never changes�察�

but keeps his course truly。 If thou would have such a one�察�take me�察�and 

take me�察�take a soldier�察�take a soldier�察�take a king。 And what say'st thou�察�

then�察�to my love�拭�Speak�察�my fair�察�and fairly�察�I pray thee。 KATHERINE。 Is 

it possible dat I sould love de enemy of France�拭�KING HENRY。 No�察�it is 

not possible you should love the enemy of France�察�Kate�察�but in loving me 

you should love the friend of France�察�for I love France so well that I will 

not part with a village of it�察�I will have it all mine。 And�察�Kate�察�when France 

is   mine    and    I  am    yours�察  �then    yours   is  France     and   you    are   mine。 

KATHERINE。 I cannot tell vat is dat。 KING HENRY。 No�察�Kate�拭�I will tell 

thee   in   French�察  �which   I   am  sure   will   hang   upon   my  tongue   like   a   new´ 

married wife about her husband's neck�察�hardly to be shook off。 Je quand 

sur le possession de France�察�et quand vous avez le possession de moi´ let 

me   see�察  �what   then�拭  �Saint   Denis   be   my   speed� �   donc   votre   est   France   et 

vous etes mienne。 It is as easy for me�察�Kate�察�to conquer the kingdom as to 

speak so much more French�此�I shall never move thee in French�察�unless it 

be to laugh at me。 KATHERINE。 Sauf votre honneur�察�le Francais que vous 

parlez�察  �il   est   meilleur   que   l'Anglais   lequel   je   parle。   KING   HENRY。   No�察�

faith�察�is't not�察�Kate�察�but thy speaking of my tongue�察�and I thine�察�most truly 

falsely�察  �must   needs   be   granted   to   be   much   at   one。   But�察  �Kate�察  �dost   thou 

understand      thus   much     English´    Canst    thou   love   me�拭   �KATHERINE。          I 

cannot tell。 KING HENRY。 Can any of your neighbours tell�察�Kate�拭�I'll ask 



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them。   Come�察  �I   know   thou   lovest   me�察  �and   at   night�察  �when   you   come   into 

your closet�察�you'll question this gentlewoman about me�察�and I know�察�Kate�察�

you will to her dispraise those parts in me that you love with your heart。 

But�察�good Kate�察�mock me mercifully�察�the rather�察�gentle Princess�察�because I 

love thee cruelly。 If ever thou beest mine�察�Kate�察�as I have a saving faith 

within me   tells me   thou   shalt�察�I get thee  with scambling�察�and   thou   must 

therefore     needs    prove    a  good    soldier´breeder。     Shall    not  thou    and   I�察�

between Saint Denis and Saint George�察�compound a boy�察�half French�察�half 

English�察�that shall go to Constantinople and take the Turk by the beard�拭�

Shall we not�拭�What say'st thou�察�my fair flower´de´luce�拭�KATHERINE。 I 

do not know dat。  KING HENRY。  No�此�'tis   hereafter to know�察�but   now  to 

promise�察�do but now promise�察�Kate�察�you will endeavour for your French 

part of such a boy�察�and for my English moiety take the word of a king and 

a bachelor。 How answer you�察�la plus belle Katherine du monde�察�mon tres 

cher   et   divin   deesse�拭  �KATHERINE。   Your   Majestee   ave   fausse   French 

enough      to  deceive    de   most   sage    damoiselle     dat  is  en  France。    KING 

HENRY。 Now�察�fie upon my false French� �By mine honour�察�in true English�察�

I love thee�察�Kate�察�by which honour I dare not swear thou lovest me�察�yet my 

blood   begins   to   flatter   me   that   thou   dost�察  �notwithstanding   the   poor   and 

untempering effect of my visage。 Now beshrew my father's ambition� �He 

was thinking of civil wars when he got me�察�therefore was I created with a 

stubborn outside�察�with an aspect of iron�察�that when I come to woo ladies I 

fright them。 But�察�in faith�察�Kate�察�the elder I wax�察�the better I shall appear�此�

my   comfort   is�察  �that   old   age�察  �that   in   layer´up   of   beauty�察  �can   do   no   more 

spoil upon my face�察�thou hast me�察�if thou hast me�察�at the worst�察�and thou 

shalt wear me�察�if thou wear me�察�better and better。 And therefore tell me�察�

most   fair   Katherine�察  �will   you   have   me�拭  �Put   off   your   maiden   blushes�察�

avouch the thoughts of your heart with the looks of an empress�察�take me 

by the hand and say 'Harry of England�察�I am thine。' Which word thou shalt 

no sooner bless mine ear withal but I will tell thee aloud 'England is thine�察�

Ireland   is   thine�察  �France   is   thine�察  �and   Henry   Plantagenet   is   thine'�察  �who�察�

though I speak it before his face�察�if he be not fellow with the best king�察�

thou   shalt   find   the   best   king   of   good   fellows。   Come�察   �your   answer    in 

broken music´   for thy  voice   is music   and thy English broken�察  �therefore�察�



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Queen of all�察�Katherine�察�break thy mind to me in broken English�察�wilt thou 

have me�拭�KATHERINE。 Dat is as it shall please de roi mon pere。 KING 

HENRY。   Nay�察  �it   will   please   him   well�察  �Kate´   it   shall   please   him�察  �Kate。 

KATHERINE。   Den   it   sall   also   content   me。   KING   HENRY。   Upon   that   I 

kiss   your   hand�察  �and   I   can   you   my   queen。   KATHERINE。   Laissez�察  �mon 

seigneur�察�laissez�察�laissez� �Ma foi�察�je ne veux point que vous abaissiez votre 

grandeur      en   baisant   la  main    d'une�察  �notre   seigneur�察   �indigne    serviteur�察�

excusez´moi�察�je vous supplie�察�mon tres puissant seigneur。 KING HENRY。 

Then I will kiss your lips�察�Kate。 KATHERINE。 Les dames et demoiselles 

pour   etre   baisees   devant   leur   noces�察  �il   n'est   pas   la   coutume   de   France。 

KING HENRY。 Madame my interpreter�察�what says she�拭�ALICE。 Dat it is 

not be de   fashion pour le ladies   of France´  I cannot   tell vat   is baiser  en 

Anglish。 KING HENRY。 To kiss。 ALICE。 Your Majestee entendre  
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