26131334The day be ours or no:

26141335For yet a many of your French do keep the field.

26161336Hera. The day is yours.

26171337Kin. Praised be God therefore.

26181338What Castle call you that?

26191339Hera. We call it Agincourt.

26201340Kin. Then call we this the field of Agincourt.

26211341Fought on the day of Cryspin, Cryspin.

26221342Flew. Your grandfather of famous memorie,

2622.11343If your grace be remembred,

26251344Is do good seruice in France.

26261345Kin. Tis true Flewellen.

26271346Flew. Your Maiestie sayes verie true.

2627.11347And it please your Maiestie,

26281348The Wealchmen there was do good seruice,

1349In a garden where Leekes did grow.

26311350And I thinke your Maiestie wil take no scorne,

26321351To weare a Leake in your cap vpon S. Dauies day.

26351352Kin. No Flewellen, for I am wealch as well as you.

26361353Flew. All the water in Wye wil not wash your wealch

26371354Blood out of you, God keep it, and preserue it,

26381355To his graces will and pleasure.

26401356Kin. Thankes good countryman.

26411357Flew. By Iesus I am your Maiesties countryman:

1358I care not who know it, so long as your maiesty is an honest(man.

26451359K. God keep me so. Our Herald go with him,

26481360And bring vs the number of the scattred French.

26491362Call yonder souldier hither.

26501363Flew. You fellow come to the king.

26511364Kin. Fellow why doost thou weare that gloue in thy hat?

26561365Soul. And please your maiestie, tis a rascals that swagard

26571366With me the other day: and he hath one of mine,

26591367Which if euer I see, I haue sworne to strike him.