Henry the fourth.
12091061Dol. For Gods
sake thru
st him down
staires, I cannot indure
12111063Pist Thru
st him downe
staires, know we not Galloway
12131065Falst. Quaite him downe Bardolfe like a
shoue-groat
shil
- 12141066ling, nay, and a doe nothing but
speake nothing, a
shall be no
- 12161068Bard. Come, get you downe
staires.
12171069Pist. What
shall we haue inci
sion?
shall we imbrew? then
12181070death rocke me a
sleepe, abridge my dolefull daies: why then
12191071let grieuons ga
stly gaping wounds vntwinde the
sisters three,
12211073Host. Heres goodly
stu
ffe toward.
12231075Dol I pray thee Iacke, I pray thee do not drawe.
12251077Host. Heres a goodly tumult, ile for
sweare keeping hou
se a
- 12261078fore ile be in the
se tirrits and frights,
so, murder I warant now,
12271079alas, alas, put vp your naked weapons, put vp your naked wea
- 12291081Dol. I pray thee Iack be quiet, the ra
scal's gone, ah you hor
- 12301082son little vliaunt villaine you.
12311083Host. Are you not hurte i'th groyne? me thought a made a
12331085Fal. Haue you turnd him out a doores?
12341086Bar. Yea
sir, the ra
scal's drunke, you haue hurt him
sir i'th
12371089Dol A you
sweet little rogue you, alas poore ape how thou
12381090sweat
st, come let me wipe thy face, come on you hor
sone
12391091chops: a rogue, yfaith I loue thee, thou art as valorous as He
- 12401092ctor of Troy, woorth
fiue of Agamemnon, & ten times better
12411093then the nine Worthies, a villaine!
12431094Fal. Ah ra
scally
slaue! I will to
sse the rogue in a blanket.
12451095Dol Do and thou dar
st for thy heart, and thou do
st, ile can
- 12461096uas thee betweene a payre of
sheetes.
E Boy.