Henry the fourth.
652559Falst. How now, who
se mare's dead? whats the matter?
653560Phang I arre
st you at the
sute of mi
stris
Quickly.
654561Falst. Away varlets, draw Bardolfe, cut me o
ff the villaines
655562head, throw the queane in the channell.
656563Host. Throw me in the channell? Ile throw thee in the chan
- 657564nel, wilt thou, wilt thou, thou ba
stardly rogue, murder murder,
658565a thou honi
suckle villaine, wilt thou kill Gods o
fficers and the
659566Kings? a thou honi
seed rogue, thou art a honi
seed, a man quel
- 660567ler, and a woman queller.
661568Falst. Keepe them o
ff Bardolfe.
662570Host. Good people bring a reskew or two, thou wot, wot
663571thou, thou wot, wot ta, do do thou rogue, do thou hemp
seed.
664572Boy Away you
scullian, you rampallian, you fu
stilarian, ile
665573tickle your cata
strophe.
574Enter Lord chiefe iustice and his men. 666575Lord What is the matter? keepe the peace here, ho.
667576Hostesse Good my lord be good to me, I be
seech you
stand
669578Lord How now
sir Iohn, what are you brawling here?
670579Doth this become your place, your time, and bu
sine
sse?
671580You
should haue bin well on your way to Yorke:
672581Stand from him fellow, wherefore hang'
st thou vpon him.
673582Host. O my mo
st wor
shipful Lord, and't plea
se your grace
674583I am a poore widdow of Ea
stcheape, and he is arre
sted at my
676586Host. It is more then for
some my Lord, it is for al I haue, he
677587hath eaten me out of hou
se and home, he hath put all my
sub
- 678588stance into that fat belly of his, but I wil haue
some of it out a
- 679589gaine, or I wil ride thee a nights like the mare.
681590Falst. I think I am as like to ride the mare if I haue any van
- 682591tage of ground to get vp.
683592Lord How comes this
sir Iohn? what man of good temper
684593would endure this tempe
st of exclamation; are you not a
sha
- 685594med to inforce a poore widdow, to
so rough a cour
se to come
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