Henry the fourth.
15701406P
salmi
st saith) is certaine to all, all
shall die. How a good yoke
15721408Silens By my troth I was not there.
15731409Shal. Death is certaine: Is olde Dooble of your towne li
- 15761412Shal. Ie
su, Ie
su, dead! a drew a good bow, and dead? a
shot
15771413a
fine
shoote: Iohn a Gaunt loued him well, and betted much
15781414money on his head. Dead! a would haue clapt ith clowt at
15791415twelue
score, and caried you a forehand
shaft a foureteene and
15801416foureteene and a halfe, that it would haue doone a mans heart
15821417good to
see. How a
score of Ewes now?
15831418Silens Thereafter as they be, a
score of good Ewes may be
15871421Silens Heere come twoo of
sir Iohn Fal
sta
ffes men, as I
15861423Enter Bardolfe, and one with him.
15901425Bard. I be
seech you, which is Iu
stice Shallow?
15911426Shall. I am Robert Shallow
sir, a poore E
squire of this
15921427Countie, and one of the Kings Iu
stices of the Peace: what is
15941429Bard. My Captaine,
sir, commends him to you, my Cap
- 15951430taine
sir Iohn Fal
sta
ffe, a tall gentleman, by heauen, and a mo
st 15971432Shall. He greets me wel,
sir, I knew him a good back
sword
15981433man: how doth the good knight? may I a
ske how my Ladie
16001435Bar. Sir, pardon, a
souldiour is better accommodate than
16021437Shallow It is well
sayde in faith
sir, and it is well
sayde in
- 1438deede too, better accommodated, it is good, yea in deede is
it,