of Henry the fift.
27591436And thou thou ha
st giuen me mo
st bitter words.
2762.21439If there be any mar
shals lawe in the worell.
27631440Soul. My Liege, all o
ffences come from the heart:
1441Neuer came any from mine to o
ffend your Maie
stie.
27671442You appeard to me as a common man:
27681443Witne
sse the night, your garments, your lowline
sse,
27701444And what
soeuer you receiued vnder that habit,
1445I be
seech your Maie
stie impute it to your owne fault
27711446And not mine. For your
selfe came not like your
selfe:
1447Had you bene as you
seemed, I had made no o
ffence.
27721448Therefore I be
seech your grace to pardon me.
27741449Kin. Vncle,
fill the gloue with crownes,
27751450And giue it to the
souldier. Weare it fellow,
27761451As an honour in thy cap, till I do challenge it.
27771452Giue him the crownes. Come Captaine
Flewellen,
27791454Flew. By Ie
sus, the fellow hath mettall enough
27801455In his belly. Harke you
souldier, there is a
shilling for you,
27811456And keep your
selfe out of brawles & brables, & di
ssentiōs,
27821457And looke you, it
shall be the better for you.
27841458Soul. Ile none of your money
sir, not I.
27851459Flew. Why tis a good
shilling man.
27861460Why
should you be queami
sh? Your
shoes are not
so good:
1461It will
serue you to mend your
shoes.
27901462Kin. What men of
sort are taken vnckle?
27951463Exe. Charles Duke of
Orleance, Nephew to the King.
27961464Iohn Duke of
Burbon, and Lord
Bowchquall.
27971465Of other Lords and Barrons, Knights and Squiers,
27981466Full
fifteene hundred, be
sides common men.
27991467This note doth tell me of ten thou
sand
28001468French, that in the
field lyes
slaine.
28011469Of Nobles bearing banners in the
field,
F 3 Charles