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NYM。 Will you shog off�拭 �I would have you solus。 PISTOL。 'Solus��'
egregious dog�拭�O viper vile� �The 'solus' in thy most mervailous face�察�The
'solus' in thy teeth�察�and in thy throat�察�And in thy hateful lungs�察�yea�察�in thy
maw�察�perdy�察�And�察�which is worse�察�within thy nasty mouth� �I do retort the
'solus' in thy bowels�察�For I can take�察�and Pistol's cock is up�察�And flashing
fire will follow。 NYM。 I am not Barbason�此�you cannot conjure me。 I have
an humour to knock you indifferently well。 If you grow foul with me�察�
Pistol�察 �I will scour you with my rapier�察 �as I may�察 �in fair terms�察 �if you
would walk off I would prick your guts a little�察�in good terms�察�as I may�察�
and thaes the humour of it。 PISTOL。 O braggart vile and damned furious
wight� �The grave doth gape and doting death is near�察 �Therefore exhale。
��PISTOL draws�А�
BARDOLPH。 Hear me�察�hear me what I say�此�he that strikes the first
stroke I'll run him up to the hilts�察�as I am a soldier。 ��Draws�А�PISTOL。 An
oath of mickle might�察 �and fury shall abate。 ��PISTOL and Nym sheathe
their swords�А �Give me thy fist�察�thy fore´foot to me give�察�Thy spirits are
most tall。 NYM。 I will cut thy throat one time or other�察�in fair terms�察�that is
the humour of it。 PISTOL。 'Couple a gorge��' That is the word。 I thee defy
again。 O hound of Crete�察�think'st thou my spouse to get�拭�No�察�to the spital
go�察�And from the powd'ring tub of infamy Fetch forth the lazar kite of
Cressid's kind�察�Doll Tearsheet she by name�察�and her espouse。 I have�察�and I
will hold�察 �the quondam Quickly For the only she�察 �and´ pauca�察 �there's
enough。 Go to。 Enter the Boy
BOY。 Mine host Pistol�察 �you must come to my master�察 �and your
hostess´ he is very sick�察�and would to bed。 Good Bardolph�察�put thy face
between his sheets�察�and do the office of a warming´pan。 Faith�察�he's very ill。
BARDOLPH。 Away�察 �you rogue。 HOSTESS。 By my troth�察 �he'll yield the
crow a pudding one of these days�此 �the King has kill'd his heart。 Good
husband�察�come home presently。 Exeunt HOSTESS and BOY BARDOLPH。
Come�察�shall I make you two friends�拭�We must to France together�察�why the
devil should we keep knives to cut one another's throats�拭 �PISTOL。 Let
floods o'erswell�察 �and fiends for food howl on� �NYM。 You'll pay me the
eight shillings I won of you at betting�拭 �PISTOL。 Base is the slave that
pays。 NYM。 That now I will have�察 �that's the humour of it。 PISTOL。 As
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manhood shall compound�此 �push home。 ��PISTOL and Nym draw�А�
BARDOLPH。 By this sword�察�he that makes the first thrust I'll kill him�察�by
this sword�察�I will。 PISTOL。 Sword is an oath�察�and oaths must have their
course。 ��Sheathes his sword�А�BARDOLPH。 Corporal Nym�察�an thou wilt be
friends�察 �be friends�察 �an thou wilt not�察 �why then be enemies with me too。
Prithee put up。 NYM。 I shall have my eight shillings I won of you at
betting�拭 �PISTOL。 A noble shalt thou have�察 �and present pay�察�And liquor
likewise will I give to thee�察 �And friendship shall combine�察 �and
brotherhood。 I'll live by Nym and Nym shall live by me。 Is not this just�拭�
For I shall sutler be Unto the camp�察�and profits will accrue。 Give me thy
hand。 NYM。 ��Sheathing his sword�А �I shall have my noble�拭 �PISTOL。 In
cash most justly paid。 NYM。 ��Shaking hands�А�Well�察�then�察�that's the humour
of't。
Re´enter HOSTESS
HOSTESS。 As ever you come of women�察�come in quickly to Sir John。
Ah�察�poor heart� �he is so shak'd of a burning quotidian tertian that it is most
lamentable to behold。 Sweet men�察�come to him。 NYM。 The King hath run
bad humours on the knight�察�that's the even of it。 PISTOL。 Nym�察�thou hast
spoke the right�察�His heart is fracted and corroborate。 NYM。 The King is a
good king�察�but it must be as it may�察�he passes some humours and careers。
PISTOL。 Let us condole the knight�察�for�察�lambkins�察�we will live。 Exeunt
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SCENE II。 Southampton。 A council´chamber
Enter EXETER�察�BEDFORD�察�and WESTMORELAND
BEDFORD。 Fore God�察 �his Grace is bold�察 �to trust these traitors。
EXETER。 They shall be apprehended by and by。 WESTMORELAND。
How smooth and even they do bear themselves�察�As if allegiance in their
bosoms sat�察 �Crowned with faith and constant loyalty� �BEDFORD。 The
King hath note of all that they intend�察�By interception which they dream
not of。 EXETER。 Nay�察�but the man that was his bedfellow�察�Whom he hath
dull'd and cloy'd with gracious favours´ That he should�察�for a foreign purse�察�
so sell His sovereign's life to death and treachery� �
Trumpets sound。 Enter the KING�察�SCROOP�察�CAMBRIDGE�察�GREY�察�
and attendants
KING HENRY。 Now sits the wind fair�察�and we will aboard。 My Lord
of Cambridge�察�and my kind Lord of Masham�察�And you�察�my gentle knight�察�
give me your thoughts。 Think you not that the pow'rs we bear with us Will
cut their passage through the force of France�察�Doing the execution and the
act For which we have in head assembled them�拭�SCROOP。 No doubt�察�my
liege�察�if each man do his best。 KING HENRY。 I doubt not that�察�since we
are well persuaded We carry not a heart with us from hence That grows
not in a fair consent with ours�察 �Nor leave not one behind that doth not
wish Success and conquest to attend on us。 CAMBRIDGE。 Never was
monarch better fear'd and lov'd Than is your Majesty。 There's not�察�I think�察�
a subject That sits in heart´grief and uneasines Under the sweet shade of
your government。 GREY。 True�此�those that were your father's enemies Have
steep'd their galls in honey�察�and do serve you With hearts create of duty
and of zeal。 KING HENRY。 We therefore have great cause of thankfulness�察�
And shall forget the office of our hand Sooner than quittance of desert and
merit According to the weight and worthiness。 SCROOP。 So service shall
with steeled sinews toil�察�And labour shall refresh itself with hope�察�To do
your Grace incessant services。 KING HENRY。 We judge no less。 Uncle of
Exeter�察 �Enlarge the man committed yesterday That rail'd against our
person。 We consider It was excess of wine that set him on�察�And on his
more advice we pardon him。 SCROOP。 That's mercy�察 �but too much
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security。 Let him be punish'd�察 �sovereign�察 �lest example Breed�察 �by his
sufferance�察�more of such a kind。 KING HENRY。 O�察�let us yet be merciful� �
CAMBRIDGE。 So may your Highness�察 �and yet punish too。 GREY。 Sir�察�
You show great mercy if you give him life�察 �After the taste of much
correction。 KING HENRY。 Alas�察�your too much love and care of me Are
heavy orisons 'gainst this poor wretch� �If little faults proceeding on
distemper Shall not be wink'd at�察 �how shall we stretch our eye When
capital crimes�察�chew'd�察�swallow'd�察�and digested�察�Appear before us�拭�We'll
yet enlarge that man�察�Though Cambridge�察�Scroop�察�and Grey�察�in their dear
care And tender preservation of our person�察�Would have him punish'd。 And
now to our French causes�此 �Who are the late commissioners�拭�
CAMBRIDGE。 I one�察�my lord。 Your Highness bade me ask for it to´day。
SCROOP。 So did you me�察 �my liege。 GREY。 And I�察 �my royal sovereign。
KING HENRY。 Then�察 �Richard Earl of Cambridge�察 �there is yours�察�There
yours�察�Lord Scroop of Masham�察�and�察�Sir Knight�察�Grey of Northumberland�察�
this same is yours。 Read them�察 �and know I know your worthiness。 My
Lord of Westmoreland�察�and uncle Exeter�察�We will aboard to´night。 Why�察�
how now�察 �gentlemen�拭 �What see you in those papers�察 �that you lose So
much complexion�拭 �Look ye how they change� �Their cheeks are paper。
Why�察�what read you there That have so cowarded and chas'd your blood
Out of appearance�拭�CAMBRIDGE。 I do confess my fault�察�And do submit
me to your Highness' mercy。 GREY�察 �SCROOP。 To which we all appeal。
KING HENRY。 The mercy that was quick in us but late By your own
counsel is suppress'd and kill'd。 You must not dare�察�for shame�察�to talk of
mercy�察�For your own reasons turn into your bosoms As dogs upon their
masters�察 �worrying you。 See you�察 �my princes and my noble peers�察�These
English monsters� �My Lord of Cambridge here´ You know how apt our
love was to accord To furnish him with an appertinents Belonging to his
honour�察�and this man Hath�察�for a few light crowns�察�lightly conspir'd�察�And
sworn unto the practices of France To kill us here in Hampton�察 �to the
which This knight�察�no less for bounty bound to us Than Cambridge is�察�hath
likewise sworn。 But�察�O�察�What shall I say to thee�察�Lord Scroop�察�thou cruel�察�
Ingrateful�察�savage�察�and inhuman creature�拭�Thou that didst bear the key of
all my counsels�察 �That knew'st the very bottom of my soul�察 �That almost
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