651Iohn. Derick, D. D. Hearesta,

652Do D. neuer while thou liuest vse that,

653Why what wil my neighbors say, and thou go away so?

654Der. Shees a narrant whore, and Ile haue the lawe on you Iohn.

655Iohn. Why what hath she done?

656Der. Marry marke thou Iohn.

657 I wil proue it that I wil.

658Iohn. What wilt thou proue?

659Der. That she cald me in to dinner.

660 Iohn, marke the tale wel Iohn, and when I was set,

661She brought me a dish of rootes, and apeece of barrel butter

662therein: and she is a verie knaue,

663And thou a drab it thou take her part.

664Iohn. Hearesta Dericke, is this the matter?

665Nay, and it be no worse, we wil go home againe,

666And all shall be amended.

667Der. Oh Iohn, hearesta Iohn, is all well?

668Iohn. I, all is wel.

669Der. Then ile go home before, and breake all the glasse

670windowes.

672Hen.4. Come my Lords, I see it bootes me not to take

673any physick, for all the Phisitians in the world cannot cure

674me, no not one. But good my Lords, remember my last

675wil and Testament concerning my sonne, for truly my

676Lordes, I doo not thinke but he wil proue as valiant and

677victorious a King, as euer raigned in England.

678 Both. Let heauen and earth be witnesse betweene vs, if

679we accomplish not thy wil to the vttermost.

680Hen.4. I giue you most vnfained thãks, good my lords,

681Draw the Curtaines and depart my chamber a while,

682And cause some Musicke to rocke me a sleepe. (Exeunt Lords.