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wanton      time�察   �The    seeming     sufferances      that  you    had    borne�察  �And     the 

contrarious   winds   that   held   the   King   So   long   in   his   unlucky   Irish   wars 

That   all   in   England   did   repute   him   dead´ And   from   this   swarm   of   fair 

advantages You   took   occasion   to   be   quickly   woo'd   To   gripe   the   general 

sway into your hand�察�Forgot your oath to us at Doncaster�察�And�察�being fed 

by us�察�you us'd us so As that ungentle gull�察�the cuckoo's bird�察�Useth the 

sparrow´   did   oppress   our   nest�察  �Grew�察  �by   our   feeding   to   so   great   a   bulk 

That even our love thirst not come near your sight For fear of swallowing�察�

but with nimble wing We were enforc'd for safety sake to fly Out of your 

sight   and   raise   this   present   head�察  �Whereby   we   stand   opposed   by   such 

means   As   you   yourself   have   forg'd   against   yourself   By   unkind   usage�察�

dangerous countenance�察�And violation of all faith and troth Sworn to tis in 

your younger enterprise。 King。 These things�察�indeed�察�you have articulate�察�

Proclaim'd   at   market   crosses�察  �read   in   churches�察  �To   face   the   garment   of 

rebellion     With     some    fine   colour     that  may     please    the   eye   Of   fickle 

changelings   and   poor   discontents�察�Which   gape   and   rub   the   elbow   at   the 

news Of hurlyburly innovation。 And never yet did insurrection want Such 

water colours to impaint his cause�察�Nor moody beggars�察�starving for a time 

Of pell´mell havoc and confusion。 Prince。 In both our armies there is many 

a soul   Shall pay  full   dearly for  this   encounter�察�If  once  they join   in trial。 

Tell   your   nephew   The   Prince   of   Wales   doth   join   with   all   the   world   In 

praise   of   Henry   Percy。   By   my   hopes�察 �This   present   enterprise   set   off   his 

head�察  �I   do   not   think   a   braver   gentleman�察  �More   active´valiant   or   more 

valiant´young�察�More daring or more bold�察�is now alive To grace this latter 

age with noble deeds。 For my part�察�I may speak it to my shame�察�I have a 

truant   been   to   chivalry�察�And   so   I   hear   he   doth   account   me   too。 Yet   this 

before my father's Majesty´ I am content that he shall take the odds Of his 

great name and estimation�察�And will to save the blood on either side�察�Try 

fortune with him in a single fight。 King。 And�察�Prince of Wales�察�so dare we 

venture thee�察�Albeit considerations infinite Do make against it。 No�察�good 

Worcester�察  �no�   �We   love   our   people   well�察  �even   those   we   love   That   are 

misled upon your cousin's part�察�And�察�will they take the offer of our grace�察�

Both he�察�and they�察�and you�察�yea�察�every man Shall be my friend again�察�and 

I'll be his。 So tell your cousin�察�and bring me word What he will do。 But if 



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he will not yield�察�Rebuke and dread correction wait on us�察�And they shall 

do their office。 So be gone。 We will not now be troubled with reply。 We 

offer   fair�察  �take   it   advisedly。  Exit Worcester   ��with Vernon�А  �Prince。  It   will 

not be accepted�察�on my life。 The Douglas and the Hotspur both together 

Are   confident   against   the   world   in   arms。   King。   Hence�察  �therefore�察  �every 

leader to his charge�察�For�察�on their answer�察�will we set on them�察�And God 

befriend us as our cause is just� �Exeunt。 Manent Prince�察�Falstaff。 Fal。 Hal�察�

if   thou   see   me   down   in   the   battle   and   bestride   me�察  �so�   �'Tis   a   point   of 

friendship。 Prince。 Nothing but a Colossus can do thee that friendship。 Say 

thy prayers�察�and farewell。 Fal。 I would 'twere bedtime�察�Hal�察�and all well。 

Prince。 Why�察�thou owest God a death。 Exit。 Fal。 'Tis not due yet。 I would 

be loath to pay him before his day。 What need I be so forward with him 

that calls not on me�拭�Well�察�'tis no matter�察�honour pricks me on。 Yea�察�but 

how if honour prick me off when I come on�拭�How then�拭�Can honor set to 

a leg�拭�No。 Or an arm�拭�No。 Or take away the grief of a wound�拭�No。 Honour 

hath no skill in surgery then�拭�No。 What is honour�拭�A word。 What is that 

word     honour�拭    �Air。  A   trim   reckoning�     �Who     hath   it�拭 �He   that  died   a 

Wednesday。 Doth he feel it�拭�No。 Doth be bear it�拭�No。 'Tis insensible then�拭�

Yea�察�to the dead。 But will it not live with the living�拭�No。 Why�拭�Detraction 

will not suffer it。 Therefore I'll none of it。 Honour is a mere scutcheon´ and 

so ends my catechism。 Exit。 



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                         SCENE II。 The rebel camp。 



     Enter Worcester and Sir Richard Vernon。 

       Wor。 O no�察�my nephew must not know�察�Sir Richard�察�The liberal and 

kind   offer   of   the   King。   Ver。   'Twere   best   he   did。   Wor。   Then   are   we   all 

undone。 It is not possible�察�it cannot be The King should keep his word in 

loving us。 He will suspect us still and find a time To punish this offence in 

other faults。 Suspicion all our lives shall be stuck full of eyes�察�For treason 

is but trusted like the fox Who�察�ne'er so tame�察�so cherish'd and lock'd up�察�

Will have a wild trick of his ancestors。 Look how we can�察�or sad or merrily�察�

Interpretation will   misquote our  looks�察�And   we  shall   feed like  oxen  at   a 

stall�察�The better cherish'd�察�still the nearer death。 My nephew's trespass may 

be   well   forgot�察  �It   hath   the   excuse   of   youth   and   heat   of   blood�察  �And   an 

adopted name of privilege´ A hare´brained Hotspur govern'd by a spleen。 

All his offences live upon my head And on his father's。 We did train him 

on�察�And�察�his corruption being taken from us�察�We�察�as the spring of all�察�shall 

pay for all。 Therefore�察�good cousin�察�let not Harry know�察�In any case�察�the 

offer of the King。 

       Enter Hotspur ��and Douglas�А� 

       Ver。 Deliver what you will�察�I'll say 'tis so。 Here comes your cousin。 

Hot。 My uncle is return'd。 Deliver up my Lord of Westmoreland。 Uncle�察�

what news�拭�Wor。 The King will bid you battle presently。 Doug。 Defy him 

by the Lord Of Westmoreland。 Hot。 Lord Douglas�察�go you and tell him so。 

Doug。 Marry�察�and shall�察�and very willingly。 Exit。 Wor。 There is no seeming 

mercy   in   the   King。   Hot。   Did   you   beg   any�察  �God   forbid�   �Wor。   I   told   him 

gently of our grievances�察�Of his oath´breaking�察�which he mended thus�察�By 

now forswearing that he is forsworn。 He calls us rebels�察�traitors�察�aid will 

scourge With haughty arms this hateful name in us。 

       Enter Douglas。 

       Doug。 Arm�察�gentlemen� �to arms� �for I have thrown A brave defiance 

in King Henry's teeth�察�And Westmoreland�察�that was   engag'd�察�did bear it�察�

Which cannot choose but bring him quickly on。 Wor。 The Prince of Wales 

stepp'd forth before the King And�察�nephew�察�challeng'd you to single fight。 

Hot。   O�察  �would   the   quarrel   lay   upon   our   heads�察�And   that   no   man   might 



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draw   short   breath   to´day   But   I   and   Harry   Monmouth�   �Tell   me�察  �tell   me�察�

How show'd his tasking�拭�Seem'd it in contempt�拭�No�察�by my soul。 I never 

in   my   life   Did   hear   a   challenge   urg'd   more   modestly�察  �Unless   a   brother 

should a brother dare To gentle exercise and proof of arms。 He gave you 

all the duties of a man�察�Trimm'd up your praises with a princely tongue�察�

Spoke your deservings like a chronicle�察�Making you ever better than his 

praise By still dispraising praise valued with you�察�And�察�which became him 

like   a   prince   indeed�察  �He   made   a   blushing   cital   of   himself�察�And   chid   his 

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