Henry IV, Part 1 (Quarto 1, 1598)
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¶break the pate on thee, I am a very villaine, come and be hangd,
665hast no faith in thee?
¶
Enter Gadshill.
¶Gadshill. Good morrow Cariers, whats a clocke?
¶Car. I thinke it be two a clocke.
670stable.
¶I faith.
¶Gad. I pray thee lend me thine.
¶Gad. Sirrha Carrier, what time doe you meane to come to
¶London?
¶2 Car. Time enough to go to bed with a candle, I warrant
¶thee, come neighbour Mugs, weele call vp the Gentlemen,
680they will along with company, for they haue great charge.
¶Gad. What ho: Chamberlaine.
685Gad. Thats euen as faire as at hand quoth the Chamberlaine:
¶rection doth from labouring: thou laiest the plot how.
690I tolde you yesternight, ther's a Frankelin in the wilde of Kent
¶hath brought three hundred Markes with him in golde, I heard
¶Auditor, one that hath abundance of charge too, God knowes
¶what, they are vp already, and cal for Egges and butter, they wil
695away presently.
¶Gad. Sirrha, if they meete not with Saint Nicholas clearkes,
¶ile giue thee this necke.
¶Cham. No, ile none of it, I pray thee keepe that for the hang-
¶a man of falshood may.
¶a fat paire of Gallowes: for if I hang, olde sir Iohn hangs with
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