Henry IV, Part 1 (Quarto 0, 1598)
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The Hystorie
¶walke inuisible.
¶Cham: Nay by my faith, I thinke you are more beholding to
¶chase, as I am a true man.
¶ler bring my gelding out of the stable, farewell you muddye
¶knaue.
735
Enter Prince, Poynes, and Peto, &c.
¶and he frets like a gumd Veluet.
Enter Falstalffe._
740Fal. Poynes, Poynes, and be hangd Poynes.
¶thou keepe?
¶Fal. Wheres Poynes Hall?
¶hath remooued my horse, and tied him I knowe not where, if I
¶my winde. Well, I doubt not but to die a faire death for all
¶his companie hourly any time this xxii. yeares, and yet I am be-
¶witcht with the rogues companie. If the rascall haue not gi-
¶uen me medicines to make mee loue him, ile be hangd. It could
755not be else, I haue drunke medicines. Poynes, Hall, a plague
¶vpon you both. Bardol, Peto, ile starue ere ile robbe a foote
¶further, and twere not as good a deed as drinke to turne true-
¶chewed with a tooth: Eight yeards of vneuen ground is three-
¶villiaines knowe it well enough, a plague vpon it when theeues
¶cannot be true one to another.
¶
They whistle,
¶Whew, a plague vpon you all, giue mee my horse you rogues,
765giue me my horse and be hangd:
Peace
