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much mistaken in this king。 Question your Grace the late ambassadors
With what great state he heard their embassy�察 �How well supplied with
noble counsellors�察�How modest in exception�察�and withal How terrible in
constant resolution�察�And you shall find his vanities forespent Were but the
outside of the Roman Brutus�察�Covering discretion with a coat of folly�察�As
gardeners do with ordure hide those roots That shall first spring and be
most delicate。 DAUPHIN。 Well�察�'tis not so�察�my Lord High Constable�察�But
though we think it so�察�it is no matter。 In cases of defence 'tis best to weigh
The enemy more mighty than he seems�察�So the proportions of defence are
fill'd�察�Which of a weak and niggardly projection Doth like a miser spoil
his coat with scanting A little cloth。 FRENCH KING。 Think we King
Harry strong�察 �And�察 �Princes�察 �look you strongly arm to meet him。 The
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kindred of him hath been flesh'd upon us�察 �And he is bred out of that
bloody strain That haunted us in our familiar paths。 Witness our too much
memorable shame When Cressy battle fatally was struck�察 �And all our
princes capdv'd by the hand Of that black name�察�Edward�察�Black Prince of
Wales�察�Whiles that his mountain sire´ on mountain standing�察�Up in the air�察�
crown'd with the golden sun´ Saw his heroical seed�察�and smil'd to see him�察�
Mangle the work of nature�察�and deface The patterns that by God and by
French fathers Had twenty years been made。 This is a stern Of that
victorious stock�察�and let us fear The native mightiness and fate of him。
Enter a MESSENGER
MESSENGER。 Ambassadors from Harry King of England Do crave
admittance to your Majesty。 FRENCH KING。 We'll give them present
audience。 Go and bring them。 Exeunt MESSENGER and certain LORDS
You see this chase is hotly followed�察�friends。 DAUPHIN。 Turn head and
stop pursuit�察 �for coward dogs Most spend their mouths when what they
seem to threaten Runs far before them。 Good my sovereign�察�Take up the
English short�察�and let them know Of what a monarchy you are the head。
Self´love�察�my liege�察�is not so vile a sin As self´neglecting。
Re´enter LORDS�察�with EXETER and train
FRENCH KING。 From our brother of England�拭�EXETER。 From him�察�
and thus he greets your Majesty�此 �He wills you�察 �in the name of God
Almighty�察 �That you divest yourself�察 �and lay apart The borrowed glories
that by gift of heaven�察�By law of nature and of nations�察�'longs To him and
to his heirs´ namely�察 �the crown�察 �And all wide´stretched honours that
pertain�察�By custom and the ordinance of times�察�Unto the crown of France。
That you may know 'Tis no sinister nor no awkward claim�察�Pick'd from the
worm´holes of long´vanish'd days�察�Nor from the dust of old oblivion rak'd�察�
He sends you this most memorable line�察。�Gives a paper�А�In every branch
truly demonstrative�察 �Willing you overlook this pedigree。 And when you
find him evenly deriv'd From his most fam'd of famous ancestors�察�Edward
the Third�察 �he bids you then resign Your crown and kingdom�察 �indirectly
held From him�察�the native and true challenger。 FRENCH KING。 Or else
what follows�拭 �EXETER。 Bloody constraint�察 �for if you hide the crown
Even in your hearts�察�there will he rake for it。 Therefore in fierce tempest is
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he coming�察�In thunder and in earthquake�察�like a Jove�察�That if requiring fail�察�
he will compel�察�And bids you�察�in the bowels of the Lord�察�Deliver up the
crown�察 �and to take mercy On the poor souls for whom this hungry war
Opens his vasty jaws�察 �and on your head Turning the widows' tears�察 �the
orphans' cries�察 �The dead men's blood�察 �the privy maidens' groans�察 �For
husbands�察 �fathers�察 �and betrothed lovers�察 �That shall be swallowed in this
controversy。 This is his claim�察�his threat'ning�察�and my message�察�Unless the
Dauphin be in presence here�察 �To whom expressly I bring greeting too。
FRENCH KING。 For us�察�we will consider of this further�察�To´morrow shall
you bear our full intent Back to our brother of England。 DAUPHIN。 For
the Dauphin�此�I stand here for him。 What to him from England�拭�EXETER。
Scorn and defiance�察 �slight regard�察 �contempt�察�And anything that may not
misbecome The mighty sender�察�doth he prize you at。 Thus says my king�此�
an if your father's Highness Do not�察 �in grant of all demands at large�察�
Sweeten the bitter mock you sent his Majesty�察�He'll call you to so hot an
answer of it That caves and womby vaultages of France Shall chide your
trespass and return your mock In second accent of his ordinance。
DAUPHIN。 Say�察�if my father render fair return�察�It is against my will�察�for I
desire Nothing but odds with England。 To that end�察�As matching to his
youth and vanity�察�I did present him with the Paris balls。 EXETER。 He'll
make your Paris Louvre shake for it�察�Were it the mistress court of mighty
Europe�察�And be assur'd you'll find a difference�察�As we his subjects have in
wonder found�察 �Between the promise of his greener days And these he
masters now。 Now he weighs time Even to the utmost grain�察�that you shall
read In your own losses�察�if he stay in France。 FRENCH KING。 To´morrow
shall you know our mind at full。 EXETER。 Dispatch us with all speed�察�lest
that our king Come here himself to question our delay�察�For he is footed in
this land already。 FRENCH KING。 You shall be soon dispatch'd with fair
conditions。
A night is but small breath and little pause To answer matters of this
consequence。 Flourish。 Exeunt
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ACT III。
PROLOGUE。
Flourish。 Enter CHORUS
CHORUS。 Thus with imagin'd wing our swift scene flies�察�In motion
of no less celerity Than that of thought。 Suppose that you have seen The
well´appointed King at Hampton pier Embark his royalty�察�and his brave
fleet With silken streamers the young Phorbus fanning。 Play with your
fancies�察�and in them behold Upon the hempen tackle ship´boys climbing�察�
Hear the shrill whistle which doth order give To sounds confus'd�察�behold
the threaden sails�察�Borne with th' invisible and creeping wind�察�Draw the
huge bottoms through the furrowed sea�察�Breasting the lofty surge。 O�察�do
but think You stand upon the rivage and behold A city on th' inconstant
billows dancing�察�For so appears this fleet majestical�察�Holding due course
to Harfleur。 Follow�察�follow� �Grapple your minds to sternage of this navy
And leave your England as dead midnight still�察�Guarded with grandsires�察�
babies�察 �and old women�察 �Either past or not arriv'd to pith and puissance�察�
For who is he whose chin is but enrich'd With one appearing hair that will
not follow These cull'd and choice´drawn cavaliers to France�拭�Work�察�work
your thoughts�察 �and therein see a siege�察 �Behold the ordnance on their
carriages�察 �With fatal mouths gaping on girded Harfleur。 Suppose th'
ambassador from the French comes back�察�Tells Harry that the King doth
offer him Katherine his daughter�察�and with her to dowry Some petty and
unprofitable dukedoms。 The offer likes not�察�and the nimble gunner With
linstock now the devilish cannon touches�察。�Alarum�察�and chambers go off�А�
And down goes an before them。 Still be kind�察 �And eke out our
performance with your mind。 Exit
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