28872551War. Hees walkt the way of nature,

28882552And to our purposes he liues no more.

28892553Iust. I would his Maiestie had calld me with him:

28902554The seruice that I truely did his life,

28912555Hath left me open to all iniuries.

28922556War. Indeede I thinke the yong King loues you not.

28932557Iust. I know he doth not, and do arme my selfe

28942558To welcome the condition of the time,

28952559Which cannot looke more hideously vpon me,

28962560Than I haue drawne it in my fantasie.

28992562War. Heere come the heauy issue of dead Harry:

29002563O that the liuing Harry had the temper

29012564Of he, the worst of these three gentlemen!

29022565How many Nobles then should holde their places,

29032566That must strike saile to spirites of vile sort?

29042567Iust. O God, I feare all will be ouer-turnd.

29052568Iohn Good morrow coosin Warwicke, good morrow.

29062569Prin. ambo Good morrow coosin.

29072570Iohn We meete like men that had forgot to speake.

29082571War. We do remember, but our argument

29092572Is all too heauy to admit much talke.

29102573Iohn Well, peace be with him that hath made vs heauy.

29112574Iust. Peace be with vs, lest we be heauier.

29122575Humph. O good my lord, you haue lost a friend indeede,

29132576And I dare sweare you borrow not that face

29142577Of seeming sorrow, it is sure your owne.

29152578Iohn Though no man be assurde what grace to finde,

29162579You stand in coldest expectation,

29172580I am the sorier, would twere otherwise.

29182581Cla. Well, you must now speake sir Iohn Falstaffe faire,

29192582Which swimmes against your streame of quallitie.

29202583Iust. Sweet princes, what I did, I did in honor,

29212584Led by th'impartiall conduct of my soule.

29222585And neuer shall you see that I will begge

29232586A ragged and forestald remission,