23582084and good store of fertile sherris, that he is become very hote

23592085and valiant. If I had a thousand sonnes, the first humane prin-

23602086ciple I would teach them, should be, to forsweare thin potati-

23612087ons, and to addict themselues to sacke. How now Bardolfe?

23632089Bar. The army is discharged all, and gone.

23642090Fal. Let them goe, ile through Glostershire, and there will

23652091I visit M. Robert Shallow Esquire, I haue him already tem-

23662092pring betweene my finger and my thumb, and shortly will I

23672093seale with him, come away.

23712096King Now lords, if God doth giue successefull end,

23722097To this debate that bleedeth at our doores,

23732098We will our youth leade on to higher fields,

23742099And draw no swords but what are sanctified:

23752100Our nauie is addrest, our power collected,

23762101Our substitutes in absence wel inuested,

23772102And euery thing lies leuell to our wish,

23782103Only we want a little personal strength:

23792104And pawse vs til these rebels now afoote,

23802105Come vnderneath the yoke of gouernment.

23812106War. Both which we doubt not, but your maiesty

23822107Shal soone enioy.

23832108King Humphrey my sonne of Gloster, where is the prince

23842109your brother?

23852110Glo. I thinke hees gone to hunt, my lord, at Winsor.

23872111King And how accompanied?

23882112Glo. I do not know, my lord.

23892113King Is not his brother Thomas of Clarence with him?

23912114Glo. No, my good lord, he is in presence here.

23922115Clar. What would my lord and father?

23932116Kin Nothing but well to thee Thomas of Clarence,

23942117How chance thou art not with the prince thy brother?

23952118He loues thee, and thou dost neglect him, Thomas,

23962119Thou hast a better place in his affection