25561299You shall finde our King is come after Alexander.

25581300God knowes, and you know, that Alexander in his

25591301Bowles, and his alles, and his wrath, and his displeasures,

25621302And indignations, was kill his friend Clitus.

25641303Gower. I but our King is not like him in that,

1304For he neuer killd any of his friends.

25661305Flew. Looke you, tis not well done to take the tale out

25671306Of a mans mouth, ere it is made an end and finished:

1307I speake in the comparisons, as Alexander is kill

25691308His friend Clitus: so our King being in his ripe

25701309Wits and iudgements, is turne away, the fat knite

25711310With the great belly doublet: I am forget his name.

25741311Gower. Sir Iohn Falstaffe.

25751312Flew. I, I thinke it is Sir Iohn Falstaffe indeed,

1313I can tell you, theres good men borne at Monmorth.

25801315King. I was not angry since I came into France,

25811316Vntill this houre.

1317Take a trumpet Herauld,

25821318And ride vnto the horsmen on yon hill:

25831319If they will fight with vs bid them come downe,

25841320Or leaue the field, they do offend our sight:

25851321Will they do neither, we will come to them,

25861322And make them skyr away, as fast

1323As stones enforst from the old Assirian slings.

25881324Besides, weele cut the throats of those we haue,

25891325And not one aliue shall taste our mercy.

25941327Gods will what meanes this? knowst thou not

25961328That we haue fined these bones of ours for ransome?

25991329Herald. I come great king for charitable fauour,

26021330To sort our Nobles from our common men,

2602.11331We may haue leaue to bury all our dead,

2602.21332Which in the field lye spoyled and troden on.

26121333Kin. I tell thee truly Herauld, I do not know whether

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