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pray�察�and yet�察�zounds�察�I lie�察�for they pray continually to their saint�察�the
commonwealth�察�or rather�察�not pray to her�察�but prey on her�察�for they
ride up and down on her and make her their boots。 Cham。 What�察 �the
commonwealth their boots�拭�Will she hold out water in foul way�拭 �Gads。
She will�察 �she will� �Justice hath liquor'd her。 We steal as in a castle�察�
cocksure。 We have the receipt of fernseed�察�we walk invisible。 Cham。 Nay�察�
by my faith�察�I think you are more beholding to the night than to fernseed
for your walking invisible。 Gads。 Give me thy hand。 Thou shalt have a
share in our purchase�察�as I and a true man。 Cham。 Nay�察�rather let me have
it�察�as you are a false thief。 Gads。 Go to�察�'homo' is a common name to all
men。 Bid the ostler bring my gelding out of the stable。 Farewell�察 �you
muddy knave。 Exeunt。
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SCENE II。 The highway near Gadshill。
Enter Prince and Poins。
Poins。 Come�察�shelter�察�shelter� �I have remov'd Falstaff's horse�察�and he
frets like a gumm'd velvet。 Prince。 Stand close。 ��They step aside。�А�
Enter Falstaff。
Fal。 Poins� �Poins�察 �and be hang'd� �Poins� �Prince。 I comes forward I
Peace�察 �ye fat´kidney'd rascal� �What a brawling dost thou keep� �Fal。
Where's Poins�察�Hal�拭�Prince。 He is walk'd up to the top of the hill。 I'll go
seek him。 ��Steps aside。�А�Fal。 I am accurs'd to rob in that thief's company。
The rascal hath removed my horse and tied him I know not where。 If I
travel but four foot by the squire further afoot�察�I shall break my wind。 Well�察�
I doubt not but to die a fair death for all this�察�if I scape hanging for killing
that rogue。 I have forsworn his company hourly any time this two´and´
twenty years�察 �and yet I am bewitch'd with the rogue's company。 If the
rascal have not given me medicines to make me love him�察�I'll be hang'd。 It
could not be else。 I have drunk medicines。 Poins� �Hal� �A plague upon you
both� �Bardolph� �Peto� �I'll starve ere I'll rob a foot further。 An 'twere not as
good a deed as drink to turn true man and to leave these rogues�察�I am the
veriest varlet that ever chewed with a tooth。 Eight yards of uneven ground
is threescore and ten miles afoot with me�察�and the stony´hearted villains
know it well enough。 A plague upon it when thieves cannot be true one to
another� 。�They whistle。�� Whew� �A plague upon you all� �Give me my horse�察�
you rogues� �give me my horse and be hang'd� �Prince。 ��comes forward�А�
Peace�察�ye fat´guts� �Lie down�察�lay thine ear close to the ground�察�and list if
thou canst hear the tread of travellers。 Fal。 Have you any levers to lift me
up again�察�being down�拭�'Sblood�察�I'll not bear mine own flesh so far afoot
again for all the coin in thy father's exchequer。 What a plague mean ye to
colt me thus�拭�Prince。 Thou liest�察�thou art not colted�察�thou art uncolted。 Fal。
I prithee�察�good Prince Hal�察�help me to my horse�察�good king's son。 Prince。
Out�察�ye rogue� �Shall I be your ostler�拭�Fal。 Go hang thyself in thine own
heir´apparent garters� �If I be ta'en�察�I'll peach for this。 An I have not ballads
made on you all�察�and sung to filthy tunes�察�let a cup of sack be my poison。
When a jest is so forward´ and afoot too´ I hate it。
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Enter Gadshill�察。�Bardolph and Peto with him�А�
Gads。 Stand� �Fal。 So I do�察�against my will。 Poins。 ��comes fortward�А�O�察�
'tis our setter。 I know his voice。 Bardolph�察�what news�拭�Bar。 Case ye�察�case
ye� �On with your vizards� �There's money of the King's coming down the
hill�察�'tis going to the King's exchequer。 Fal。 You lie�察�ye rogue� �'Tis going to
the King's tavern。 Gads。 There's enough to make us all。 Fal。 To be hang'd。
Prince。 Sirs�察�you four shall front them in the narrow lane�察�Ned Poins and I
will walk lower。 If they scape from your encounter�察�then they light on us。
Peto。 How many be there of them�拭�Gads。 Some eight or ten。 Fal。 Zounds�察�
will they not rob us�拭 �Prince。 What�察 �a coward�察 �Sir John Paunch�拭 �Fal。
Indeed�察�I am not John of Gaunt�察�your grandfather�察�but yet no coward�察�Hal。
Prince。 Well�察 �we leave that to the proof。 Poins。 Sirrah Jack�察 �thy horse
stands behind the hedge。 When thou need'st him�察�there thou shalt find him。
Farewell and stand fast。 Fal。 Now cannot I strike him�察�if I should be hang'd。
Prince。 ��aside to Poins�А �Ned�察 �where are our disguises�拭 �Poins。 ��aside to
Prince�А�Here�察�hard by。 Stand close。 ��Exeunt Prince and Poins。�А�Fal。 Now�察�
my masters�察�happy man be his dole�察�say I。 Every man to his business。
Enter the Travellers。
Traveller。 Come�察�neighbour。 The boy shall lead our horses down the
hill�察�We'll walk afoot awhile and ease our legs。 Thieves。 Stand� �Traveller。
Jesus bless us� �Fal。 Strike� �down with them� �cut the villains' throats� �Ah�察�
whoreson caterpillars� �bacon´fed knaves� �they hate us youth。 Down with
them� �fleece them� �Traveller。 O�察�we are undone�察�both we and ours for ever� �
Fal。 Hang ye�察�gorbellied knaves�察�are ye undone�拭�No�察�ye fat chuffs�察�I would
your store were here� �On�察�bacons on� �What�察�ye knaves� �young men must
live。 You are grandjurors�察�are ye�拭�We'll jure ye�察�faith� �Here they rob and
bind them。 Exeunt。
Enter the Prince and Poins ��in buckram suits�А�
Prince。 The thieves have bound the true men。 Now could thou and I
rob the thieves and go merrily to London�察�it would be argument for a week�察�
laughter for a month�察�and a good jest for ever。 Poins。 Stand close� �I hear
them coming。 ��They stand aside。�А�
Enter the Thieves again。
Fal。 Come�察�my masters�察�let us share�察�and then to horse before day。 An
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the Prince and Poins be not two arrant cowards�察�there's no equity stirring。
There's no more valour in that Poins than in a wild duck。
��As they are sharing�察�the Prince and Poins set upon them。 THey all
run away�察�and Falstaff�察�after a blow or two�察�runs awasy too�察�leaving the
booty behind them。�А�
Prince。 Your money� �Poins。 Villains� �
Prince。 Got with much ease。 Now merrily to horse。 The thieves are
scattered�察�and possess'd with fear So strongly that they dare not meet each
other。 Each takes his fellow for an officer。 Away�察 �good Ned。 Falstaff
sweats to death And lards the lean earth as he walks along。 Were't not for
laughing�察�I should pity him。 Poins。 How the rogue roar'd� �Exeunt。
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SCENE III。 Warkworth Castle。
Enter Hotspur solus�察�reading a letter。
Hot。 'But�察�for mine own part�察�my lord�察�I could be well contented to be
there�察 �in respect of the love I bear your house。' He could be contented´
why is he not then�拭�In respect of the love he bears our house� �He shows in
this he loves his own barn better than he loves our house。 Let me see some
more。 'The purpose you undertake is dangerous'´ Why�察�that's certain� �'Tis
dangerous to take a cold�察�to sleep�察�to drink�察�but I tell you�察�my lord fool�察�out
of this nettle�察 �danger�察 �we pluck this flower�察 �safety。 'The purpose yo