king henry v(材旋励弊)-及14何蛍
梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ○ 賜 ★ 辛酔堀貧和鍬匈��梓囚徒貧議 Enter 囚辛指欺云慕朕村匈��梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ● 辛指欺云匈競何��
!!!!隆堋響頼��紗秘慕禰厮宴和肝写偬堋響��
hearts are in the trim�察�And my poor soldiers tell me yet ere night They'll be
in fresher robes�察 �or they will pluck The gay new coats o'er the French
soldiers' heads And turn them out of service。 If they do this´ As�察�if God
please�察�they shall´ my ransom then Will soon be levied。 Herald�察�save thou
thy labour�察�Come thou no more for ransom�察�gentle herald�察�They shall have
none�察�I swear�察�but these my joints�察�Which if they have�察�as I will leave 'em
them�察�Shall yield them little�察�tell the Constable。 MONTJOY。 I shall�察�King
Harry。 And so fare thee well�此�Thou never shalt hear herald any more。 Exit
KING HENRY。 I fear thou wilt once more come again for a ransom。
Enter the DUKE OF YORK
YORK。 My lord�察�most humbly on my knee I beg The leading of the
vaward。 KING HENRY。 Take it�察�brave York。 Now�察�soldiers�察�march away�察�
And how thou pleasest�察�God�察�dispose the day� �Exeunt
60
´ Page 61´
KING HENRY THE FIFTH
SCENE IV。 The field of battle
Alarum。 Excursions。 Enter FRENCH SOLDIER�察�PISTOL�察�and BOY
PISTOL。 Yield�察�cur� �FRENCH SOLDIER。 Je pense que vous etes le
gentilhomme de bonne qualite。 PISTOL。 Cality� �Calen o custure me� �Art
thou a gentleman�拭 �What is thy name�拭 �Discuss。 FRENCH SOLDIER。 O
Seigneur Dieu� �PISTOL。 O�察�Signieur Dew should be a gentleman。 Perpend
my words�察 �O Signieur Dew�察 �and mark�此 �O Signieur Dew�察 �thou diest on
point of fox�察�Except�察�O Signieur�察�thou do give to me Egregious ransom。
FRENCH SOLDIER。 O�察�prenez misericorde�察�ayez pitie de moi� �PISTOL。
Moy shall not serve�察�I will have forty moys�察�Or I will fetch thy rim out at
thy throat In drops of crimson blood。 FRENCH SOLDIER。 Est´il
impossible d'echapper la force de ton bras�拭 �PISTOL。 Brass�察 �cur�拭 �Thou
damned and luxurious mountain´goat�察 �Offer'st me brass�拭 �FRENCH
SOLDIER。 O�察�pardonnez´moi� �PISTOL。 Say'st thou me so�拭�Is that a ton of
moys�拭�Come hither�察�boy�察�ask me this slave in French What is his name。
BOY。 Ecoutez�此 �comment etes´vous appele�拭 �FRENCH SOLDIER。
Monsieur le Fer。 BOY。 He says his name is Master Fer。 PISTOL。 Master
Fer� �I'll fer him�察�and firk him�察�and ferret him´ discuss the same in French
unto him。 BOY。 I do not know the French for fer�察 �and ferret�察 �and firk。
PISTOL。 Bid him prepare�察�for I will cut his throat。 FRENCH SOLDIER。
Que dit´il�察�monsieur�拭�BOY。 Il me commande a vous dire que vous faites
vous pret�察�car ce soldat ici est dispose tout a cette heure de couper votre
gorge。 PISTOL。 Owy�察�cuppele gorge�察�permafoy� �Peasant�察�unless thou give
me crowns�察 �brave crowns�察 �Or mangled shalt thou be by this my sword。
FRENCH SOLDIER。 O�察 �je vous supplie�察 �pour l'amour de Dieu�察 �me
pardonner� �Je suis gentilhomme de bonne maison。 Gardez ma vie�察 �et je
vous donnerai deux cents ecus。 PISTOL。 What are his words�拭 �BOY。 He
prays you to save his life�察�he is a gentleman of a good house�察�and for his
ransom he will give you two hundred crowns。 PISTOL。 Tell him my fury
shall abate�察 �and I The crowns will take。 FRENCH SOLDIER。 Petit
monsieur�察 �que dit´il�拭 �BOY。 Encore qu'il est contre son jurement de
pardonner aucun prisonnier�察 �neamnoins�察 �pour les ecus que vous l'avez
promis�察�il est content a vous donner la liberte�察�le franchisement。 FRENCH
61
´ Page 62´
KING HENRY THE FIFTH
SOLDIER。 Sur mes genoux je vous donne mille remercimens�察 �et je
m'estime heureux que je suis tombe entre les mains d'un chevalier�察 �je
pense�察 �le plus brave�察 �vaillant�察 �et tres distingue seigneur d'Angleterre。
PISTOL。 Expound unto me�察�boy。 BOY。 He gives you�察�upon his knees�察�a
thousand thanks�察�and he esteems himself happy that he hath fall'n into the
hands of one´ as he thinks´ the most brave�察 �valorous�察 �and thrice´worthy
signieur of England。 PISTOL。 As I suck blood�察�I will some mercy show。
Follow me。 Exit BOY。 Suivez´vous le grand capitaine。 Exit FRENCH
SOLDIER I did never know so full a voice issue from so empty a heart�察�
but the saying is true´ the empty vessel makes the greatest sound。
Bardolph and Nym had ten times more valour than this roaring devil i' th'
old play�察�that every one may pare his nails with a wooden dagger�察�and they
are both hang'd�察 �and so would this be�察 �if he durst steal anything
adventurously。 I must stay with the lackeys�察�with the luggage of our camp。
The French might have a good prey of us�察�if he knew of it�察 �for there is
none to guard it but boys。 Exit
62
´ Page 63´
KING HENRY THE FIFTH
SCENE V。 Another part of the field of battle
Enter CONSTABLE�察 �ORLEANS�察 �BOURBON�察 �DAUPHIN�察 �and
RAMBURES
CONSTABLE。 O diable� �ORLEANS。 O Seigneur� �le jour est perdu�察�
tout est perdu� �DAUPHIN。 Mort Dieu�察 �ma vie� �all is confounded�察 �all� �
Reproach and everlasting shame Sits mocking in our plumes。 ��A short
alarum�А �O mechante fortune� �Do not run away。 CONSTABLE。 Why�察 �an
our ranks are broke。 DAUPHIN。 O perdurable shame� �Let's stab ourselves。
Be these the wretches that we play'd at dice for�拭�ORLEANS。 Is this the
king we sent to for his ransom�拭�BOURBON。 Shame�察�and eternal shame�察�
nothing but shame� �Let us die in honour�此�once more back again�察�And he
that will not follow Bourbon now�察�Let him go hence and�察�with his cap in
hand Like a base pander�察 �hold the chamber´door Whilst by a slave�察 �no
gender than my dog�察�His fairest daughter is contaminated。 CONSTABLE。
Disorder�察�that hath spoil'd us�察�friend us now� �Let us on heaps go offer up
our lives。 ORLEANS。 We are enow yet living in the field To smother up
the English in our throngs�察 �If any order might be thought upon。
BOURBON。 The devil take order now� �I'll to the throng。 Let life be short�察�
else shame will be too long。 Exeunt
63
´ Page 64´
KING HENRY THE FIFTH
SCENE VI。 Another part of the field
Alarum。 Enter the KING and his train�察�with prisoners�察�EXETER�察�and
others
KING HENRY。 Well have we done�察 �thrice´valiant countrymen�察 �But
all's not done´ yet keep the French the field。 EXETER。 The Duke of York
commends him to your Majesty。 KING HENRY。 Lives he�察 �good uncle�拭�
Thrice within this hour I saw him down�察 �thrice up again�察 �and fighting�察�
From helmet to the spur all blood he was。 EXETER。 In which array�察�brave
soldier�察�doth he lie Larding the plain�察�and by his bloody side�察�Yoke´fellow
to his honour´owing wounds�察�The noble Earl of Suffolk also lies。 Suffolk
first died�察�and York�察�all haggled over�察�Comes to him�察�where in gore he lay
insteeped�察�And takes him by the beard�察�kisses the gashes That bloodily did
yawn upon his face�察 �He cries aloud 'Tarry�察 �my cousin Suffolk。 My soul
shall thine keep company to heaven�察�Tarry�察�sweet soul�察�for mine�察�then fly
abreast�察�As in this glorious and well´foughten field We kept together in our
chivalry。' Upon these words I came and cheer'd him up�察�He smil'd me in
the face�察�raught me his hand�察�And�察�with a feeble grip�察�says 'Dear my lord�察�
Commend my service to my sovereign。' So did he turn�察�and over Suffolk's
neck He threw his wounded arm and kiss'd his lips�察�And so�察�espous'd to
death�察�with blood he seal'd A testament of noble´ending love。 The pretty
and sweet manner of it forc'd Those waters from me which I would have
stopp'd�察�But I had not so much of man in me�察�And all my mother came into
mine eyes And gave me up to tears。 KING HENRY。 I blame you not�察�For�察�
hearing this�察 �I must perforce compound With mistful eyes�察 �or they will
issue too。 ��Alarum�А�But hark� �what new alarum is this same�拭�The French
have reinforc'd their scatter'd men。 Then every soldier kill his prisoners�察�
Give the word through。 Exeunt
64
´ Page 65´
KING HENRY THE FIFTH
SCENE VII。 Another part of the field
Enter FLUELLEN and GOWER
FLUELLEN。 Kill the poys and the luggage� �'Tis expressly against the
law of arms�察 �'tis as arrant a piece of knavery�察 �mark you now�察 �as can be
offert�察�in your conscience�察�now�察�is it not�拭�GOWER。 'Tis certain there's not
a boy left alive�察�and the cowardly rascals that ran from the battle ha' done
this slaughter�察�besides�察�they have burned and carried away all that was in
the King's tent�察 �wherefore the King most worthily hath caus'd every
soldier to cut his prisoner's throat。 O�察�'tis a gallant King� �FLUELLEN。 Ay�察�
he was porn at Monmouth�察�Captain Gower。 What call you the town's name
where Alexander the Pig was born�拭 �GOWER。 Alexander the Great。
FLUELLEN。 Why�察�I pray you�察�is not 'pig' great�拭�The pig�察�or great�察�or the
mighty�察�or the huge�察�or the magnanimous�察�are all one reckonings�察�save the
phrase is a little variations。 GOWER。 I think Alexander the Great was born
in Macedon�察 �his father was called Philip of Macedon�察 �as I take it。
FLUELLEN。 I think it