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not   thought   flattery�察  �Such   attribution   should   the   Douglas   have As   not   a 

soldier   of   this   season's   stamp   Should   go   so   general   current   through   the 

world。   By   God�察  �I   cannot   flatter�察  �I   defy   The   tongues   of   soothers�   �but   a 

braver place In my heart's love hath no man than yourself。 Nay�察�task me to 

my word�察�approve me�察�lord。 Doug。 Thou art the king of honour。 No man so 

potent breathes upon the ground But I will beard him。 

       Enter one with letters。 

       Hot。   Do   so�察  �and   'tis   well。´   What   letters   hast   thou   there�拭�   I   can   but 

thank you。 Messenger。 These letters come from  your father。 Hot。 Letters 

from him�拭�Why comes he not himself�拭�Mess。 He cannot come�察�my lord�察�

he is grievous sick。 Hot。 Zounds� �how has he the leisure to be sick In such 

a   justling   time�拭  �Who   leads   his   power�拭  �Under   whose   government   come 

they along�拭�Mess。 His letters bears his mind�察�not I�察�my lord。 Wor。 I prithee 

tell me�察�doth he keep his bed�拭�Mess。 He did�察�my lord�察�four days ere I set 

forth�察�And at the time of my departure thence He was much fear'd by his 

physicians。 Wor。 I would the state of time had first been whole Ere he by 

sickness had been visited。 His health was never better worth than now。 Hot。 

Sick now�拭�droop now�拭�This sickness doth infect The very lifeblood of our 

enterprise。 'Tis catching hither�察�even to our camp。 He writes me here that 

inward sickness´ And that his friends by deputation could not So soon be 

drawn�察�no did he think it meet To lay so dangerous and dear a trust On any 

soul remov'd but on his own。 Yet doth he give us bold advertisement�察�That 

with our small conjunction we should on�察�To see how fortune is dispos'd to 

us�察  �For�察  �as  he  writes�察  �there   is  no  quailing    now�察  �Because     the  King    is 

certainly   possess'd   Of   all   our   purposes。   What   say   you   to   it�拭  �Wor。   Your 

father's sickness is a maim to us。 Hot。 A perilous gash�察�a very limb lopp'd 

off。 And yet�察�in faith�察�it is not� �His present want Seems more than we shall 

find it。 Were it good To set the exact wealth of all our states All at one cast�拭�

to set so rich a man On the nice hazard of one doubtful hour�拭�It were not 

good�察�for therein should we read The very bottom and the soul of hope�察�



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The very list�察�the very utmost bound Of all our fortunes。 Doug。 Faith�察�and 

so   we   should�察  �Where   now   remains   a   sweet   reversion。   We   may   boldly 

spend upon the hope of what Is to come in。 A comfort of retirement lives 

in   this。   Hot。   A   rendezvous�察  �a   home   to      fly   unto�察  �If   that   the   devil   and 

mischance   look   big   Upon   the   maidenhead   of   our   affairs。 Wor。   But   yet   I 

would   your   father   had   been   here。   The   quality   and   hair   of   our   attempt 

Brooks no division。 It will be thought By some that know not why he is 

away�察�That wisdom�察�loyalty�察�and mere dislike Of our proceedings kept the 

Earl from hence。 And think how such an apprehension May turn the tide of 

fearful   faction And   breed   a   kind   of   question   in   our   cause。   For   well   you 

know we of the off'ring side Must keep aloof from strict arbitrement�察�And 

stop all sight´holes�察�every loop from whence The eye of reason may pry in 

upon   us。   This   absence   of   your   father's   draws   a   curtain   That   shows   the 

ignorant   a   kind   of   fear   Before   not   dreamt   of。   Hot。  You   strain   too   far。   I 

rather   of   his   absence   make   this   use�此  �It   lends   a   lustre   and   more   great 

opinion�察�A larger dare to our great enterprise�察�Than if the Earl were here�察�

for   men   must   think�察  �If   we�察  �without   his   help�察  �can   make   a   head   To   push 

against a kingdom�察�with his help We shall o'erturn it topsy´turvy down。 Yet 

all goes well�察�yet all our joints are whole。 Doug。 As heart can think。 There 

is not such a word Spoke of in Scotland as this term of fear。 

        Enter Sir Richard Vernon。 

        Hot。   My   cousin   Vernon�   �welcome�察  �by   my   soul。   Ver。   Pray   God   my 

news      be   worth    a   welcome�察     �lord。    The    Earl   of   Westmoreland�察       �seven 

thousand strong�察�Is marching hitherwards�察�with him Prince John。 Hot。 No 

harm。  What   more�拭�Ver。 And   further�察  �I   have   learn'd The   King   himself   in 

person   is   set   forth�察  �Or   hitherwards   intended   speedily�察  �With   strong   and 

mighty preparation。 Hot。 He shall be welcome too。 Where is his son�察�The 

nimble´footed madcap Prince of Wales�察�And his comrades�察�that daff'd the 

world aside And bid it pass�拭�Ver。 All furnish'd�察�all in arms�察�All plum'd like 

estridges      that  with    the   wind     Bated    like   eagles    having     lately   bath'd�察�

Glittering   in   golden   coats   like   images�察�As   full   of   spirit   as   the   month   of 

May And gorgeous as the sun at midsummer�察�Wanton as youthful goats�察�

wild as young bulls。 I saw young Harry with his beaver on His cushes on 

his thighs�察�gallantly arm'd�察�Rise from the ground like feathered Mercury�察�



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And vaulted with such ease into his seat As if an angel dropp'd down from 

the   clouds   To   turn   and   wind   a   fiery   Pegasus And   witch   the   world   with 

noble horsemanship。 Hot。 No more�察�no more� �Worse than the sun in March�察�

This praise doth nourish agues。 Let them come。 They come like sacrifices 

in their trim�察�And to the fire´ey'd maid of smoky war All hot and bleeding 

Will we offer them。 The mailed Mars Shall on his altar sit Up to the ears in 

blood。 I am on fire To hear this rich reprisal is so nigh�察�And yet not ours。 

Come�察�let me taste my horse�察�Who is to bear me like a thunderbolt Against 

the bosom of the Prince of Wales。 Harry to Harry shall�察�hot horse to horse�察�

Meet�察�and ne'er part till one drop down a corse。 that Glendower were come� �

Ver。 There is more news。 I learn'd in Worcester�察�as I rode along�察�He cannot 

draw  his   power   this   fourteen   days。   Doug。 That's   the   worst   tidings   that   I 

hear of yet。 Wor。 Ay�察�by my faith�察�that bears a frosty sound。 Hot。 What may 

the King's whole battle reach unto�拭�Ver。 To thirty thousand。 Hot。 Forty let 

it be。 My father and Glendower being both away�察�The powers of us may 

serve   so   great   a   day。   Come�察  �let   us   take   a   muster   speedily。   Doomsday   is 

near。   Die   all�察  �die   merrily。   Doug。  Talk   not   of   dying。   I   am  out   of   fear   Of 

death or death's hand for this one half´year。 Exeunt。 



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               SCENE II。 A public road near Coventry。 



     Enter Falstaff and Bardolph。 

       Fal。 Bardolph�察�get thee before to Coventry�察�fill me a bottle of sack。 

Our   soldiers   shall   march   through。   We'll   to   Sutton   Co'fil'   to´night。   Bard。 

Will you give me money�察�Captain�拭�Fal。 Lay out�察�lay out。 Bald。 This bottle 

makes an angel。 Fal。 An if it do�察�take it for thy labour�察�an if it make twenty�察�

take them all�察�I'll answer the coinage。 Bid my lieutenant Peto meet me at 

town's end。 Bard。 I Will�察�Captain。 Farewell。 Exit。 Fal。 If I be not ashamed 

of   my   soldiers�察  �I   am   a   sous'd   gurnet。   I   have   misused   the   King's   press 

damnably。   I   have   got   in   exchange   of   a   hundred   and   fifty   soldiers�察  �three 

hundred      and   odd    pounds。     I  press   me   none    but   good    householders�察�

yeomen's   sons�察  �inquire   me   out   contracted   bachelors�察  �such 

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