320728411 More rushes, more rushes.

320828422 The trumpets haue sounded twice.

320928433 Twill be two a clocke ere they come from the coronati-

3209.12844on, dispatch, dispatch.

32122848Falst. Stand heere by me maister Shallow, I will make the

32132849King doe you grace, I will leere vpon him as a comes by, and

32142850do but marke the countenaunce that he will giue me.

32162851Pist. God blesse thy lungs good Knight.

32172852Falst. Come heere Pistoll, stand behinde mee. O if I had

32182853had time to haue made new liueries: I woulde haue bestowed

32192854the thousand pound I borrowed of you, but tis no matter, this

32202855poore shew doth better, this doth inferre the zeale I had to see

32212856him.

32222857Pist. It doth so.

32232858Falst. It shewes my earnestnesse of affection.

32242859Pist. It doth so.

32252860Falst. My deuotion.

32262861Pist. It doth, it doth, it doth.

32272862Fal. As it were to ride day & night, and not to deliberate,

32282863not to remember, not to haue pacience to shift me.

32302864Shal It is best certain: but to stand stained with trauaile, and

2865sweating with desire to see him, thinking of nothing els, putting

32332866all affaires else in obliuion, as if there were nothing els to bee

32342867done, but to see him.

32352868Pist. Tis semper idem, for, obsque hoc nihil est, tis in euery

32362869part.

32372870Shal. Tis so indeede.

32382871Pist. My Knight, I will inflame thy noble liuer, and make

32392872thee rage, thy Dol, and Helen of thy noble thoughts, is in base

32402873durance, and contagious prison, halde thither by most mecha-

32412874nical, and durtie hand: rowze vp reuenge from Ebon den, with

32422875fell Alectoes snake, for Doll is in: Pistoll speakes nought but

32432876truth.

32442877Falst. I will deliuer her.

32452878Pist. There roared the sea, and trumpet Clangor sounds.

32502880Falst. God saue thy grace King Hall, my royall Hall.

32512881Pist. The heauens thee gard and keep, most royal impe of

32522882fame.

32532883Falst. God saue thee, my sweet boy.

32542884King My Lord chiefe iustice, speake to that vaine man.

32562885Iust. Haue you your wits? know you what tis you speake?

32582886Falst. My King, my Ioue, I speake to thee, my heart.

32592887King I know thee not old man, fall to thy praiers,

32602888How ill white heires becomes a foole and iester,

32612889I haue long dreampt of such a kind of man,

32622890So surfet-sweld, so old, and so prophane:

32632891But being awakt, I do despise my dreame,

32642892Make lesse thy body (hence) and more thy grace,

32652893Leaue gourmandizing, know the graue doth gape

32662894For thee, thrice wider then for other men,

32672895Reply not to me with a foole-borne iest,

32682896Presume not that I am the thing I was,

32692897For God doth know, so shall the world perceiue,

32702898That I haue turnd away my former selfe,

32712899So will I those that kept me company:

32722900When thou dost heare I am as I haue bin,

32732901Approch me, and thou shalt be as thou wast,

32742902The tutor and the feeder of my riots:

32752903Till then I banish thee, on paine of death,

32762904As I haue done the rest of my misleaders,

32772905Not to come neare our person by ten mile:

32782906For competence of life, I wil allow you,

32792907That lacke of meanes enforce you not to euills,

32802908And as we heare you do reforme your selues,

32812909We will according to your strengths and qualities,

32822910Giue you aduauncement. Be it your charge, my lord,

32832911To see performd the tenure of my word: set on.

32852912Iohn Master Shallow I ow you a thousand pound.

32862913Shal. Yea mary sir Iohn, which I beseech you to let me haue

32872914home with me.

32882915Iohn That can hardly be, master Shalow: do not you grieue

32892916at this, I shall be sent for in priuate to him, looke you, hee must

32902917seeme thus to the world: feare not your aduauncements, I will

32912918be the man yet that shal make you great.

32922919Shal. I cannot perceiue how, vnlesse you giue me your

32932920dublet, and stuffe me out with straw: I beseech you good sir

32942921Iohn let me haue fiue hundred of my thousand.

32962922Iohn Sir I will be as good as my worde, this that you heard

32972923was but a collour.

32982924Shall. A collor that I feare you will die in sir Iohn.

32992925Iohn Feare no colours, go with me to dinner:

33002926Come lieftenant Pistol, come Bardolfe, Enter Iustice and prince Iohn

33012927I shall be sent for soone at night.

33022928Iustice Go cary sir Iohn Falstalfe to the Fleet,

33032929Take all his company along with him.

33042930Fal. My lord, my lord.

33052931Iust. I cannot now speake, I will heare you soone, take them

33062932away. exeunt.

33072933Pist. Si fortuna me tormenta spero contenta.

33092934Iohn I like this faire proceeding of the Kings,

33102935He hath intent his wonted followers

33112936Shall all be very well prouided for,

33122937But all are banisht till their conuersations

33132938Appeare more wise and modest to the worlde.

33142939Iust. And so they are.

33152940Iohn The King hath cald his parlament my lord.

33172941Iust. He hath.

33182942Iohn I wil lay ods, that ere this yeere expire,

33192943We beare our ciuil swords and natiue fier,

33202944As farre as France, I heard a bird so sing,

33212945Whose musique, to my thinking, pleasde the King:

33222946Come, will you hence?

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