Henry IV, Part 2 (Quarto 1, 1598).
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¶Then ioyne you with them like a ribbe of steele,
¶And neuer shall haue length of life enough,
¶To raine vpon remembrance with mine eies,
1020That it may grow and sprout as high as heauen,
¶For recordation to my noble husband.
¶North. Come, come, go in with me, tis with my mind,
¶As with the tide, sweld vp vnto his height,
1025Faine would I go to meete the Archbishop,
¶I will resolue for Scotland, there am I,
¶Till time and vantage craue my company.
exeunt.
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Enter a Drawer or two.
Iohns? thou knowest sir Iohn cannot indure an apple Iohn.
1035ple Iohns before him, and tolde him there were fiue more sir
¶Iohns, and putting off his hat, said, I will now take my leaue of
¶the heart, but he hath forgot that.
¶come in straight.
¶non, and they will put on two of our ierkins and aprons, and sir
1045Iohn must not know of it, Bardolfe hath brought word.
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Enter Will.
¶Dra. By the mas here will be old vtis, it wil be an excellent
¶stratagem.
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Enter mistris Quickly, and Doll Tere-sheet.
Quickly
