Henry the fourth.
31152767I rode to thee, and tidings do I bring, and luckie ioyes, and gol
- 31162768den times, and happy news of price.
31182769Iohn I pray thee now deliuer them like a man of this
31202771Pistol A footre for the world and worldlings ba
se, I
speake
31222773Iohn O ba
se A
ssirian Knight! what is thy newes? let King
31242775Scilens And Robin Hood, Scarlet, and Iohn.
31252776Pistol Shal dunghill curs confront the Helicons? and
shall
31262777good newes be ba
ffled? then Pi
stoll lay thy head in Furies lap.
31282778Shal. Hone
st gentleman, I know not your breeding.
31302779Pistol Why then lament therefore.
31312780Shal. Giue me pardon
sir, if
sir you come with newes from
31322781the court, I take it theres but two waies, either to vtter them, or
31332782conceale them, I am
sir vnder the King in
some authoritie.
31352783Pistol Vnder which King, Be
sonian?
speake, or die.
31382785Pistol Harry the fourth, or
fift?
31402787Pist A fowtre for thine o
ffice:
sir Iohn, thy tender lambkin
31412788now is King: Harry the
fifts the man: I
speake the truth: when
31432789Pi
stol lies, do this, and
fig me, like the bragging
spaniard.
31452790Falst What is the old King dead?
31462791Pistol As nayle in doore, the things I
speake are iu
st.
31482792Fal. Away Bardolfe,
saddle my hor
se,
M. Robert Shallow,
31492793choo
se what o
ffice thou wilt in the land, tis thine: Pi
stol, I will
31502794double charge thee with dignities.
31522795Bard. O ioyful day! I would not take a Knight for my for
- 31542797Pistol What? I do bring good newes.
31552798Falst. Carry ma
ster Scilens to bed: ma
ster Shallow, my
31562799lord Shalow, be what thou wilt, I am fortunes
steward, get on
31572800thy boots, weel ride al night: ô
sweet Pi
stol, away Bardolf, com
31582801Pi
stol, vtter more to me, and withall, deui
se
something to doe
31592802thy
selfe good, boote, boote ma
ster Shallow, I know the yong
K3 King