1093816May honourable peace attend thy throne.

1094817King. Vnkle Gloster, stand vp and go in peace,

1081818No lesse beloued of vs, then when

1082819Thou weart Protector ouer my land. Exet Gloster.

1099820Queene. Take vp the staffe, for here it ought to stand,

1100821Where should it be, but in King Henries hand?

1103822Yorke. Please it your Maiestie, this is the day

1104823That was appointed for the combating

1106824Betweene the Armourer and his man, my Lord,

1107825And they are readie when your grace doth please.

1110826King. Then call them forth, that they may trie their rightes.

11208321. Neighbor. Here neighbor Hornor, I drink to you in a cup of

1121833And feare not neighbor, you shall do well inough. (Sacke.

11238342. Neigh. And here neighbor, heres a cup of Charneco.

11258353. Neigh. Heres a pot of good double beere, neighbor drinke

1126836And be merry, and feare not your man.

1127837Armourer. Let it come, yfaith ile pledge you all,

1128838And a figge for Peter.

11298391. Prentise. Here Peter I drinke to thee, and be not affeard.

1129.18402. Pren. Here Peter, heres a pinte of Claret-wine for thee.

11318413. Pren. And heres a quart for me, and be merry Peter,

1132842And feare not thy maister, fight for credit of the Prentises.

1133843Peter. I thanke you all, but ile drinke no more,

1135844Here Robin, and if I die, here I giue thee my hammer,

1136845And Will, thou shalt haue my aperne, and here Tom,

1137846Take all the mony that I haue.

1138847 O Lord blesse me, I pray God, for I am neuer able to deale with

1139848my maister, he hath learnt so much fence alreadie.

1140849Salb. Come leaue your drinking, and fall to blowes.

1141850Sirrha, whats thy name?

1142851Pettr. Peter forsooth.

1143852Salbury. Peter, what more?