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KING。 My lords of Suffolk and of Huntington�察�Who scouts it now�拭�or
who stands Sentinels�拭 �What men of worth�拭 �what Lords do walk the
round�拭�
SUFFOLK。 May it please your Highness
KING。 Peace�察�no more of that。 The King's asleep�察�wake not his majesty
With terms nor titles�察 �he's at rest in bed。 Kings do not use to watch
themselves�察�they sleep�察�And let rebellion and conspiracy Revel and havoc
in the common wealth。 Is London looked unto�拭�
HUNTINGTON。 It is�察 �my Lord�此 �Your noble Uncle Exeter is there�察�
Your brother Gloucester and my Lord of Warwick�察�Who�察�with the mayor
and the Aldermen�察 �Do guard the gates�察 �and keep good rule within�察 �The
Earl of Cambridge and sir Thomas Gray Do walk the Round�察�Lord Scroop
and Butler scout。 So�察�though it please your majesty to jest�察�Were you in
bed�察�well might you take your rest。
KING。 I thank ye�察�Lords�察�but you do know of old�察�That I have been a
perfect night´walker。 London�察�you say�察�is safely looked unto Alas�察�poor
rebels�察 �there your aid must fail And the Lord Cobham�察 �sir John Old´
castle�察 �He's quiet in Kent。 Acton�察 �ye are deceived�察 �Reckon again�察 �you
count without your host�察�To morrow you shall give account to us。 Til when�察�
my friends�察�this long cold winter's night How can we spend�拭 �King Harry
is a sleep And all his Lords�察 �these garments tell us so�察 �All friends at
football�察 �fellows all in field�察 �Harry�察 �and Dick�察 �and George。 Bring us a
drum�察 �Give us square dice�察 �we'll keep this court of guard For all good
fellows companies that come。 Where's that mad priest ye told me was in
Arms�察�To fight�察�as well as pray�察�if need required�拭�
SUFFOLK。 He's in the Camp�察�and if he know of this�察�I undertake he
would not be long hence。
KING。 Trip�察�Dick�察�trip�察�George。
��They trip。�А�
HUNTINGTON。 I must have the dice。 What do we play at�拭�
��They play at dice。�А�
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SUFFOLK。 Passage�察�if ye please。
HUNTINGTON。 Set round then�察�so�察�at all。
KING。 George�察 �you are out。 Give me the dice。 I pass for twenty
pound。 Here's to our lucky passage into France。
HUNTINGTON。 Harry�察�you pass indeed�察�for you sweep all。
SUFFOLK。 A sign king Harry shall sweep all in France。
��Enter Sir John。�А�
SIR JOHN。 Edge ye�察�good fellows�察�take a fresh gamester in。
KING。 Master Parson�拭 �We play nothing but gold。
SIR JOHN。 And�察�fellow�察�I tell thee that the priest hath gold。 Gold�拭�
sblood�察�ye are but beggarly soldiers to me。 I think I have more gold than
all you three。
HUNTINGTON。 It may be so�察�but we believe it not。
KING。 Set�察�priest�察�set。 I pass for all that gold。
SIR JOHN。 Ye pass�察�indeed。
KING。 Priest�察�hast thou any more�拭�
SIR JOHN。 Zounds�察�what a question's that�拭�I tell thee I have more than
all you three。 At these ten Angels� �
KING。 I wonder how thou comest by all this gold�察 �How many
benefices hast thou�察�priest�拭�
SIR JOHN。 Yfaith�察�but one。 Dost wonder how I come by gold�拭 �I
wonder rather how poor soldiers should have gold�察�for I'll tell thee�察�good
fellow�此 �we have every day tithes�察 �offerings�察 �christenings�察 �weddings�察�
burials�察�and you poor snakes come seldom to a booty。 I'll speak a proud
word�此�I have but one parsonage�察�Wrotham�察�tis better than the Bishopric
of Rochester。 There's ne'er a hill�察�heath�察�nor down in all Kent�察�but tis in
my parish�此 �Barham down�察 �Chobham down�察 �Gad's Hill�察�Wrotham hill�察�
Black heath�察�Cock's heath�察�Birchen wood�察�all pay me tithe。 Gold�察 �quoth a�拭�
ye pass not for that。
SUFFOLK。 Harry�察�ye are out�察�now�察�parson�察�shake the dice。
SIR JOHN。 Set�察�set�察�I'll cover ye at all。 A plague on't�察�I am out�此 �the
devil�察�and dice�察�and a wench�察�who will trust them�拭�
SUFFOLK。 Sayest thou so�察�priest�拭 �Set fair�察�at all for once。
KING。 Out�察�sir�察�pay all。
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SIR JOHN。 Sblood�察 �pay me angel gold。 I'll none of your cracked
French crowns nor pistolets。 Pay me fair angel gold�察�as I pay you。
KING。 No cracked French crowns�拭 �I hope to see more cracked
French crowns ere long。
SIR JOHN。 Thou meanest of French men's crowns�察�when the King is
in France。
HUNTINGTON。 Set round�察�at all。
SIR JOHN。 Pay all�此 �this is some luck。
KING。 Give me the dice�察�tis I must shred the priest�此�At all�察�sir John。
SIR JOHN。 The devil and all is yours。 At that� �Sdeath�察 �what
casting is this�拭�
SUFFOLK。 Well thrown�察�Harry�察�yfaith。
KING。 I'll cast better yet。
SIR JOHN。 Then I'll be hanged。 Sirra�察�hast thou not given thy soul to
the devil for casting�拭�
KING。 I pass for all。
SIR JOHN。 Thou passest all that e'er I played withal。 Sirra�察�dost thou
not cog�察�nor foist�察�nor slur�拭�
KING。 Set�察�parson�察�set�察�the dice die in my hand�此�When parson�察�when�拭�
what�察�can ye find no more�拭�Already dry�拭�wast you bragged of your store�拭�
SIR JOHN。 All's gone but that。
HUNTINGTON。 What�拭�half a broken angel�拭�
SIR JOHN。 Why sir�察�tis gold。
KING。 Yea�察�and I'll cover it。
SIR JOHN。 The devil do ye good on't�察�I am blind�察�ye have blown me
up。
KING。 Nay�察�tarry�察�priest�察�ye shall not leave us yet。 Do not these pieces
fit each other well�拭�
SIR JOHN。 What if they do�拭�
KING。 Thereby begins a tale�此�There was a thief�察�in face much like Sir
John But twas not he�察�that thief was all in green Met me last day at
Black Heath�察 �near the park�察 �With him a woman。 I was all alone And
weaponless�察�my boy had all my tools�察�And was before providing me a boat。
Short tale to make�察 �sir Johnthe thief�察 �I mean Took a just hundreth
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pound in gold from me。 I stormed at it�察�and swore to be revenged If e'er
we met。 He�察�like a lusty thief�察�Brake with his teeth this Angel just in two
To be a token at our meeting next�察�Provided I should charge no Officer To
apprehend him�察�but at weapon's point Recover that and what he had beside。
Well met�察 �sir John�察 �betake ye to your tools By torch light�察 �for�察 �master
parson�察�you are he That had my gold。
SIR JOHN。 Zounds�察�I won 't in play�察�in fair square play�察�of the keeper
of Eltham park�察�and that I will maintain with this poor whinyard�察�be you
two honest men to stand and look upon's�察�and let's alone�察�and take neither
part。
KING。 Agreed� �I charge ye do not budget a foot。 Sir John�察�have at ye。
SIR JOHN。 Soldier�察�ware your sconce。
��Here�察�as they are ready to strike�察�enter Butler and draws his weapon
and steps betwixt them。�А�
BUTLER。 Hold�察�villains�察�hold� �my Lords�察�what do you mean�察�To see a
traitor draw against the King�拭�
SIR JOHN。 The King� �God's will�察�I am in a proper pickle。
KING。 Butler�察�what news�拭�why dost thou trouble us�拭�
BUTLER。 Please it your Highness�察�it is break of day�察�And as I scouted
near to Islington�察�The gray eyed morning gave me glimmering Of armed
men coming down Highgate hill�察 �Who by their course are coasting
hitherward