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in   Macedon�察     �his   father   was   called    Philip   of  Macedon�察     �as   I  take  it。 

FLUELLEN。 I think it is in Macedon where Alexander is porn。 I tell you�察�

Captain�察�if you look in the maps of the 'orld�察�I warrant you sall find�察�in the 

comparisons   between   Macedon   and   Monmouth�察  �that   the   situations�察  �look 

you�察�is both alike。 There is a river in Macedon�察�and there is also moreover 

a   river   at   Monmouth�察�it   is   call'd Wye   at   Monmouth�察 �but   it   is out   of   my 

prains what is the name of the other river�察�but 'tis all one�察�'tis alike as my 

fingers    is  to  my    fingers�察  �and   there   is  salmons     in  both。   If  you   mark 

Alexander's life well�察�Harry of Monmouth's life is come after it indifferent 

well�察  �for   there   is   figures   in   all   things。 Alexander´   God   knows�察  �and   you 

know´ in his rages�察�and his furies�察�and his wraths�察�and his cholers�察�and his 

moods�察�and his displeasures�察�and his indignations�察�and also being a little 

intoxicates in his prains�察�did�察�in his ales and his angers�察�look you�察�kill his 

best friend�察�Cleitus。 GOWER。 Our king is not like him in that�此�he never 

kill'd any of his friends。 FLUELLEN。 It is not well done�察�mark you now�察�

to take the tales out of my mouth ere it is made and finished。 I speak but in 

the  figures   and   comparisons   of   it�察  �as Alexander  kill'd   his   friend   Cleitus�察�

being in his ales and his cups�察�so also Harry Monmouth�察�being in his right 

wits   and   his   good   judgments�察  �turn'd   away   the   fat   knight   with   the   great 



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belly doublet�察�he was full of jests�察�and gipes�察�and knaveries�察�and mocks�察�I 

have forgot his name。 GOWER。 Sir John Falstaff。 FLUELLEN。 That is he。 

I'll tell you there is good men porn at Monmouth。 GOWER。 Here comes 

his Majesty。 

       Alarum。   Enter   the   KING�察  �WARWICK�察  �GLOUCESTER�察  �EXETER�察�

and others�察�with prisoners。 Flourish 

       KING   HENRY。   I   was   not   angry   since   I   came   to   France   Until   this 

instant。 Take a trumpet�察�herald�察�Ride thou unto the horsemen on yond hill�察�

If they will fight with us�察�bid them come down Or void the field�察�they do 

offend   our   sight。   If   they'll   do   neither�察  �we   will   come   to   them And   make 

them skirr away as swift as stones Enforced from the old Assyrian slings�察�

Besides�察�we'll cut the throats of those we have�察�And not a man of them that 

we shall take Shall taste our mercy。 Go and tell them so。 

       Enter MONTJOY 

       EXETER。        Here    comes     the   herald   of   the   French�察    �my    liege。 

GLOUCESTER。            His   eyes   are   humbler    than   they   us'd  to   be。  KING 

HENRY。   How   now�   �What   means   this�察  �herald�拭  �know'st   thou   not   That   I 

have fin'd these bones of mine for ransom�拭�Com'st thou again for ransom�拭�

MONTJOY。 No�察�great King�察�I come to thee for charitable licence�察�That we 

may wander o'er this bloody field To book our dead�察�and then to bury them�察�

To sort our nobles from our common men�察�For many of our princes´ woe 

the while� � Lie drown'd and soak'd in mercenary blood�察�So do our vulgar 

drench their peasant limbs In blood of princes�察�and their wounded steeds 

Fret fetlock deep in gore�察�and with wild rage Yerk out their armed heels at 

their dead   masters�察�Killing   them twice。   O�察  �give us   leave�察�great   King�察�To 

view the field in safety�察�and dispose Of their dead bodies� �KING HENRY。 

I tell thee truly�察�herald�察�I know not if the day be ours or no�察�For yet a many 

of your horsemen peer And gallop o'er the field。 MONTJOY。 The day is 

yours。 KING HENRY。 Praised be God�察�and not our strength�察�for it� �What is 

this castle call'd that stands hard by�拭�MONTJOY。 They call it Agincourt。 

KING HENRY。 Then call we this the field of Agincourt�察�Fought on the day 

of Crispin Crispianus。 FLUELLEN。 Your grandfather of famous memory�察�

an't please your Majesty�察�and your great´uncle Edward the Plack Prince of 

Wales�察�as I have read in the chronicles�察�fought a most prave pattle here in 



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France。   KING   HENRY。   They   did�察  �Fluellen。   FLUELLEN。   Your   Majesty 

says   very  true�察  �if   your   Majesties   is   rememb'red   of   it�察  �the Welshmen   did 

good     service    in  garden     where    leeks   did   grow�察   �wearing     leeks   in  their 

Monmouth caps�察�which your Majesty know to this hour is an honourable 

badge of the service�察�and I do believe your Majesty takes no scorn to wear 

the leek upon Saint Tavy's day。 KING HENRY。 I wear it for a memorable 

honour�察�For  I  am Welsh�察 �you know�察 �good   countryman。  FLUELLEN。 All 

the   water   in   Wye   cannot   wash   your   Majesty's   Welsh   plood   out   of   your 

pody�察�I can tell you that。 Got pless it and preserve it as long as it pleases 

his    Grace     and   his   Majesty      too�   �KING      HENRY。       Thanks�察    �good     my 

countryman。   FLUELLEN。   By   Jeshu�察  �I   am   your   Majesty's   countryman�察�

care   not   who   know   it�察  �I   will   confess   it   to   all   the   'orld�此  �I   need   not   be 

asham'd   of   your   Majesty�察 �praised be   Got�察 �so   long   as   your   Majesty  is   an 

honest man。 

        Enter WILLIAMS 

        KING HENRY。 God keep me so� �Our heralds go with him�此�Bring me 

just   notice   of   the   numbers   dead   On   both   our   parts。   Call   yonder   fellow 

hither。 Exeunt heralds with MONTJOY EXETER。 Soldier�察�you must come 

to the  King。   KING  HENRY。  Soldier�察  �why  wear'st   thou   that glove  in   thy 

cap�拭  �WILLIAMS。   An't   please   your   Majesty�察  �'tis   the   gage   of   one   that   I 

should      fight  withal�察   �if  he  be   alive。   KING      HENRY。       An   Englishman�拭�

WILLIAMS。 An't   please   your   Majesty�察  �a   rascal   that   swagger'd   with   me 

last   night�察  �who�察  �if   'a   live   and   ever   dare   to   challenge   this   glove�察  �I   have 

sworn   to   take him  a   box o'   th'   ear�察  �or   if   I   can  see   my   glove in his   cap´ 

which he swore�察�as he was a soldier�察�he would wear if alive´ I will strike it 

out soundly。 KING HENRY。 What think you�察�Captain Fluellen�察�is it fit this 

soldier keep his oath�拭�FLUELLEN。 He is a craven and a villain else�察�an't 

please   your   Majesty�察  �in   my   conscience。   KING   HENRY。   It   may   be   his 

enemy is a gentlemen of great sort�察�quite from the answer of his degree。 

FLUELLEN。           Though     he   be   as  good    a  gentleman      as  the   Devil    is�察 �as 

Lucifier   and   Belzebub   himself�察  �it   is   necessary�察  �look   your   Grace�察  �that   he 

keep his vow and his oath�察�if he be perjur'd�察�see you now�察�his reputation is 

as arrant a villain and a Jacksauce as ever his black shoe trod upon God's 

ground and his earth�察�in my conscience�察�la。 KING HENRY。 Then keep thy 



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vow�察�sirrah�察�when thou meet'st the fellow。 WILLIAMS。 So I Will�察�my liege�察�

as   I   live。   KING   HENRY。   Who   serv'st   thou   under�拭  �WILLIAMS。   Under 

Captain Gower�察�my liege。 FLUELLEN。 Gower  is a good captain�察�and is 

good   knowledge   and   literatured   in   the   wars。   KING   HENRY。   Call   him 

hither to me�察�soldier。 WILLIAMS。 I will�察�my liege。 Exit KING HENRY。 

Here�察�Fluellen�察�wear thou this favour for me�察�and stick it in thy cap�察�when 

Alencon   and   myself   were   down   together�察  �I   pluck'd   this   glove   from   his 

helm。 If any man challenge this�察�he is a friend to Alencon and an enemy to 

our person�察�if thou encounter any such�察�apprehend him�察�an thou dost me 

love。 FLUELLEN。 Your Grace does me as great honours as can be desir'd 

in the hearts of his subjects。 I would fain see the man that has but two legs 

that shall find himself aggrief'd at this glove�察�that is all�察�but I would fain 

see it once�察�an please God of his grace that I might see。 KING HENRY。 

Know'st thou Gower�拭�FLUELLEN。 He is my dear friend�察�an please you。 

KING      HENRY。       Pray   thee�察 �go   seek   him�察  �and   bring   him    to  my   tent。 

FLUELLEN。 I will fetch him。 Exit KING HENRY。 My Lord of Warwick 

and my brother Gloucester�察�Follow Fluellen closely at the heels�察�The glove 

which I have given him for a favour May haply purchase him a box o' th' 

ear。 It is the soldier's�此�I�察�by bargain�察�should Wear it myself。 Follow�察�good 

cousin   Warwick�察  �If   that   the   soldier   strike   him�察  �as   I   judge   By   his   blunt 

bearing he will keep his word�察�Some sudden mischief may arise of it�察�For I 

do know Fluellen valiant�察�And touch'd with choler�察�hot as gunpowder�察�And 

quickly will return an injury�察�Follow�察�and see there be no harm between 

them。 Go you with me�察�uncle of Exeter。 Exeunt 



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      SCENE VIII。 Before KING HENRY'S PAVILION 



    Enter GOWER and WILLIAMS 

       WILLIAMS。 I warrant it is to knight you�察�Captain。 

       Enter FLUELLEN 

       FLUELLEN。 God's will and his pleasure�察�Captain�察�I beseech you now�察�

come apace to the King�此�there is more good toward you peradventure than 

is in your knowledge to dream of。 WILLIAMS。 Sir�察�know you this glove�拭�

FLUELLEN。 Know the glove�拭�I know the glove is a glove。 WILLIAMS。 I 

know this�察�and thus I challenge it。 ��Strikes him�А�FLUELLEN。 'Sblood�察�an 

arrant traitor as any's in the universal world�察�or in France�察�or in England� �

GOWER。   How   now�察  �sir�   �you   villain�   �WILLIAMS。   Do   you   think   I'll   be 

forsworn�拭  �FLUELLEN。   Stand   away�察  �Captain  Gower�察  �I   will   give   treason 

his   payment    into  plows�察  �I  warrant   you。   WI

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