1491751But Exeter hath giuen the doome of death,

1492752For packs of pettie price:

1493753Therefore go speake, the Duke will heare thy voyce,

1494754And let not Bardolfes vitall threed be cut,

755With edge of penny cord, and vile approach.

1495756Speake Captaine for his life, and I will thee requite.

1497757Flew. Captain Pistoll, I partly vnderstand your meaning.

1499758Pist. Why then reioyce therefore.

1500759Flew. Certainly Antient Pistol, tis not a thing to reioyce at,

1501760For if he were my owne brother, I would wish the Duke

1502761To do his pleasure, and put him to executions: for look you,

1503762Disciplines ought to be kept, they ought to be kept.

1504763Pist. Die and be damned, and figa for thy friendship.

1505764Flew. That is good.

1506765Pist. The figge of Spaine within thy Iawe.

1507766Flew. That is very well.

1507.1767Pist. I say the fig within thy bowels and thy durty maw.

1507.3769Fle. Captain Gour, cannot you hear it lighten & thunder?

1507.4770Gour. Why is this the Ancient you told me of?

1508771I remember him now, he is a bawd, a cutpurse.

1510772Flew. By Iesus hee is vtter as praue words vpon the bridge

1511773As you shall desire to see in a sommers day, but its all one,

1512774What he hath sed to me, looke you, is all one.

1514775Go. Why this is a gull, a foole, a rogue that goes to the wars

1515776Only to grace himselfe at his returne to London:

1516777And such fellowes as he,

1517778Are perfect in great Commaunders names.

1518779They will learne by rote where seruices were done,

1519780At such and such a sconce, at such a breach,

781 At such a conuoy: who came off brauely, who was shot,

1520782Who disgraced, what termes the enemie stood on.

1521783And this they con perfectly in phrase of warre,

1522784Which they trick vp with new tuned oathes, & what a berd

1523785Of the Generalls cut, and a horid shout of the campe

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