29272685hot as molten lead, & as heauie too: God keepe leade out of me,

29282686I need no more weight then mine owne bowels. I haue led my

29292687rag of Muffins where they are pepperd, theres not three of my

29312688150. left aliue, and they are for the townes ende, to beg during

29322689life: but who comes here? Enter the Prince.

29342690Prin. What, stands thou idle here? lend me thy sword,

29352691Many a noble man lies starke and stiffe,

29362692Vnder the hoofes of vaunting enemies,

29372693whose deaths are yet vnreuengd, I preethe lend mee thy sword.

29382694Falst. O Hal, I preethe giue me leaue to breath a while, Turke

29392695Gregorie neuer did such deeds in armes as I haue don this day,

29402696I haue paid Percy, I haue made him sure.

29412697Prin. He is indeed, and liuing to kill thee:

29422698I preethe lend me thy sword.

29432699Fal. Nay before God Hal, if Percy be aliue thou gets not my

29442700sword, but take my pistoll if thou wilt.

29452701Prin. Giue it me, what? is it in the case?

29462702Falst. I Hal, tis hot, tis hot, theres that will sacke a Citie.

29482704Prin. What is it a time to iest and dally now?

29502706Falst. Well if Percy be aliue, ile pierce him; if hee doe come in

29512707my way so, if he doe not, if I come in his willingly, let him make

29522708a Carbonado of me. I like not such grinning honour as sir Wal-

29532709ter hath, giue me life, which if I can saue, so: if not, honor comes

29542710vnlookt for, and theres an end.

29602713King. I preethe Harry withdraw thy selfe, thou bleedest too (much,

29612714Lord Iohn of Lancaster go you with him.

29622715P.Iohn. Not I my Lord, vnlesse I did bleed too.

29632716Prin. I beseech your maiestie make vp,

29642717Least your retirement do amaze your friends.

29652718King. I will do so. My Lord of Westmerland lead him to his(tent.

29672719West. Come my Lord, ile lead you to your tent.

29682720Prin. Lead me my Lord? I do not need your helpe,

29692721And God forbid a shallow scratch should driue