of Henry the fifth.
1172 My Lo
rd and King his fa
ther,
1173Will not let him come into
the
field.
1174Hen.5. Why
then he do
th me great iniurie,
1175I
thought
that he & I
shuld haue plaid at tennis togi
ther,
1176Therefo
re I haue b
rought tennis balles fo
r him,
1177But o
ther maner of ones
then he
sent me.
1178And Herald, tell my Lo
rd P
rince
Dolphin,
1179That I haue inured my
hãds wi
th o
ther kind of weapons
1180Then tennis balles, ere
this time a day,
1181And
that he
shall
finde it ere it be long,
1182And
so adue my friend:
1183And tell my Lo
rd,
that I am readie when he will.
1185Come my Lo
rds, I care not and I go to our Captaines,
1186And ile
see the number of
the French army my
selfe.
1187Strike vp
the Drumme.
1189Enter French Souldiers. 11901. Soul. Come away Iack D
rummer, come away all,
1191And me will tel you what me wil d
oo 1192Me wil tro one chance on
the dice,
1193Who
shall haue
the king of England and his lo
rds.
11942. Soul. Come away Iacke D
rummer,
1195And tro your chance, and lay downe your Drumme.
1197Drum. Oh
the b
raue apparel
that
the Engli
sh mans
1198Hay b
ro
th ouer, I wil tel you what
1199Me ha donue, me ha p
rouided a hund
re
th trunkes,
1200And all to put
the
fine parel of
the Engli
sh mans in.
12011. Soul. What do
thou meane by trunkea?
12022. Soul. A
she
st man, a hund
red
she
sts.
12031. Soul. Aw
ee, aw
ee, aw
ee, Me wil tel you what,
1204Me ha put
fiue
shild
ren out of my hou
se,
1205And all t
oo litle to put
the
fine apparel of
the
E3 Drum
Famous Victories of Henry V