204510282. Sol. Mas youle pay him then, tis a great displeasure

20461029That an elder gun, can do against a cannon,

20471030Or a subiect against a monarke.

20491031Youle nere take his word again, your a nasse goe.

20511032King. Your reproofe is somewhat too bitter:

20521033Were it not at this time I could be angry.

205310342. Sol. Why let it be a quarrell if thou wilt.

20561035King. How shall I know thee?

206010362. Sol. Here is my gloue, which if euer I see in thy hat,

20661037Ile challenge thee, and strike thee.

2066.11038Kin. Here is likewise another of mine,

2066.21039And assure thee ile weare it.

206710402. Sol. Thou dar'st as well be hangd.

207110413. Sol. Be friends you fooles,

1042We haue French quarrels anow in hand:

2071.11043We haue no need of English broyles.

20741044Kin. Tis no treason to cut French crownes,

20771045For to morrow the king himselfe wil be a clipper.

21411049K. O God of battels steele my souldiers harts,

21421050Take from them now the sence of rekconing,

21431051That the apposed multitudes which stand before them,

2143.11052May not appall their courage.

21441053O not to day, not to day ô God,

21451054Thinke on the fault my father made,

21461055In compassing the crowne.

21471056I Richards bodie haue interred new,

21481057And on it hath bestowd more contrite teares,

21491058Then from it issued forced drops of blood:

21501059A hundred men haue I in yearly pay,

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