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rascally�察 �scald�察 �beggarly�察 �lousy�察 �pragging knave�察 �Pistol´ which you and
yourself and all the world know to be no petter than a fellow�察 �look you
now�察 �of no merits´ he is come to me�察 �and prings me pread and salt
yesterday�察 �look you�察 �and bid me eat my leek�察 �it was in a place where I
could not breed no contendon with him�察�but I will be so bold as to wear it
in my cap till I see him once again�察�and then I will tell him a little piece of
my desires。
Enter PISTOL
GOWER。 Why�察 �here he comes�察 �swelling like a turkey´cock。
FLUELLEN。 'Tis no matter for his swellings nor his turkey´cocks。 God
pless you�察�Aunchient Pistol� �you scurvy�察�lousy knave�察�God
pless you� �PISTOL。 Ha� �art thou bedlam�拭 �Dost thou thirst�察 �base
Troyan�察�To have me fold up Parca's fatal web�拭�Hence� �I am qualmish at
the smell of leek。 FLUELLEN。 I peseech you heartily�察�scurvy�察�lousy knave�察�
at my desires�察 �and my requests�察 �and my petitions�察 �to eat�察 �look you�察 �this
leek�察�because�察�look you�察�you do not love it�察�nor your affections�察�and your
appetites�察�and your digestions�察�does not agree with it�察�I would desire you to
eat it。 PISTOL。 Not for Cadwallader and all his goats。 FLUELLEN。 There
is one goat for you。 ��Strikes him�А�Will you be so good�察�scald knave�察�as eat
it�拭�PISTOL。 Base Troyan�察�thou shalt die。 FLUELLEN。 You say very true�察�
scald knave´ when God's will is。 I will desire you to live in the meantime�察�
and eat your victuals�察�come�察�there is sauce for it。 ��Striking him again�А�You
call'd me yesterday mountain´squire�察�but I will make you to´day a squire
of low degree。 I pray you fall to�察�if you can mock a leek�察�you can eat a leek。
GOWER。 Enough�察�Captain�察�you have astonish'd him。 FLUELLEN。 I say I
will make him eat some part of my leek�察�or I will peat his pate four days。
Bite�察 �I pray you�察 �it is good for your green wound and your ploody
coxcomb。 PISTOL。 Must I bite�拭 �FLUELLEN。 Yes�察 �certainly�察 �and out of
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doubt�察�and out of question too�察�and ambiguides。 PISTOL。 By this leek�察�I
will most horribly revenge´ I eat and eat�察�I swear´ FLUELLEN。 Eat�察�I pray
you�察 �will you have some more sauce to your leek�拭�There is not enough
leek to swear by。 PISTOL。 Quiet thy cudgel�此 �thou dost see I eat。
FLUELLEN。 Much good do you�察 �scald knave�察 �heartily。 Nay�察 �pray you
throw none away�察�the skin is good for your broken coxcomb。 When you
take occasions to see leeks hereafter�察�I pray you mock at 'em�察�that is all。
PISTOL。 Good。 FLUELLEN。 Ay�察�leeks is good。 Hold you�察�there is a groat
to heal your pate。 PISTOL。 Me a groat� �FLUELLEN。 Yes�察 �verily and in
truth�察 �you shall take it�察 �or I have another leek in my pocket which you
shall eat。 PISTOL。 I take thy groat in earnest of revenge。 FLUELLEN。 If I
owe you anything I will pay you in cudgels�察�you shall be a woodmonger�察�
and buy nothing of me but cudgels。 God bye you�察�and keep you�察�and heal
your pate。 Exit PISTOL。 All hell shall stir for this。 GOWER。 Go�察�go�此�you
are a couterfeit cowardly knave。 Will you mock at an ancient tradition�察�
begun upon an honourable respect�察 �and worn as a memorable trophy of
predeceased valour�察�and dare not avouch in your deeds any of your words�拭�
I have seen you gleeking and galling at this gentleman twice or thrice。 You
thought�察�because he could not speak English in the native garb�察�he could
not therefore handle an English cudgel�察 �you find it otherwise�察 �and
henceforth let a Welsh correction teach you a good English condition。 Fare
ye well。 Exit PISTOL。 Doth Fortune play the huswife with me now�拭�News
have I that my Nell is dead i' th' spital Of malady of France�察�And there my
rendezvous is quite cut off。 Old I do wax�察 �and from my weary limbs
Honour is cudgell'd。 Well�察�bawd I'll turn�察�And something lean to cutpurse
of quick hand。 To England will I steal�察�and there I'll steal�察�And patches will
I get unto these cudgell'd scars�察�And swear I got them in the Gallia wars。
Exit
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SCENE II。 France。 The FRENCH KING'S palace
Enter at one door�察 �KING HENRY�察 �EXETER�察 �BEDFORD�察�
GLOUCESTER�察�WARWICK�察�WESTMORELAND�察�and other LORDS�察�at
another�察 �the FRENCH KING�察 �QUEEN ISABEL�察 �the PRINCESS
KATHERINE�察�ALICE�察�and other LADIES�察�the DUKE OF BURGUNDY�察�
and his train
KING HENRY。 Peace to this meeting�察�wherefore we are met� �Unto
our brother France�察�and to our sister�察�Health and fair time of day�察�joy and
good wishes To our most fair and princely cousin Katherine。 And�察 �as a
branch and member of this royalty�察 �By whom this great assembly is
contriv'd�察�We do salute you�察�Duke of Burgundy。 And�察�princes French�察�and
peers�察�health to you all� �FRENCH KING。 Right joyous are we to behold
your face�察�Most worthy brother England�察�fairly met� �So are you�察�princes
English�察 �every one。 QUEEN ISABEL。 So happy be the issue�察 �brother
England�察 �Of this good day and of this gracious meeting As we are now
glad to behold your eyes´ Your eyes�察�which hitherto have home in them�察�
Against the French that met them in their bent�察 �The fatal balls of
murdering basilisks�察�The venom of such looks�察�we fairly hope�察�Have lost
their quality�察 �and that this day Shall change all griefs and quarrels into
love。 KING HENRY。 To cry amen to that�察 �thus we appear。 QUEEN
ISABEL。 You English princes an�察�I do salute you。 BURGUNDY。 My duty
to you both�察 �on equal love�察 �Great Kings of France and England� �That I
have labour'd With all my wits�察�my pains�察�and strong endeavours�察�To bring
your most imperial Majesties Unto this bar and royal interview�察 �Your
mightiness on both parts best can witness。 Since then my office hath so far
prevail'd That face to face and royal eye to eye You have congreeted�察�let it
not disgrace me If I demand�察 �before this royal view�察 �What rub or what
impediment there is Why that the naked�察�poor�察�and mangled Peace�察�Dear
nurse of arts�察�plenties�察�and joyful births�察�Should not in this best garden of
the world�察 �Our fertile France�察 �put up her lovely visage�拭 �Alas�察 �she hath
from France too long been chas'd� �And all her husbandry doth lie on heaps�察�
Corrupting in it own fertility。 Her vine�察 �the merry cheerer of the heart�察�
Unpruned dies�察 �her hedges even´pleach'd�察 �Like prisoners wildly
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overgrown with hair�察�Put forth disorder'd twigs�察�her fallow leas The darnel�察�
hemlock�察�and rank fumitory�察�Doth root upon�察�while that the coulter rusts
That should deracinate such savagery�察�The even mead�察 �that erst brought
sweetly forth The freckled cowslip�察�burnet�察�and green clover�察�Wanting the
scythe�察 �all uncorrected�察 �rank�察 �Conceives by idleness�察 �and nothing teems
But hateful docks�察�rough thistles�察�kecksies�察�burs�察�Losing both beauty and
utility。 And as our vineyards�察 �fallows�察 �meads�察 �and hedges�察 �Defective in
their natures�察 �grow to wildness�察 �Even so our houses and ourselves and
children Have lost�察 �or do not learn for want of time�察 �The sciences that
should become our country�察�But grow�察�like savages´ as soldiers will�察�That
nothing do but meditate on blood´ To swearing and stern looks�察 �diffus'd
attire�察 �And everything that seems unnatural。 Which to reduce into our
former favout You are assembled�察 �and my speech entreats That I may
know the let why gentle Peace Should not expel these inconveniences And
bless us with her former qualities。 KING HENRY。 If�察�Duke of Burgundy�察�
you would the peace Whose want gives growth to th' imperfections Which
you have cited�察�you must buy that peace With full accord to all our just
demands�察 �Whose tenours and particular effects You have�察 �enschedul'd
briefly�察 �in your hands。 BURGUNDY。 The King hath heard them�察 �to the
which as yet There is no answer made。 KING HENRY。 Well then�察 �the
peace�察�Which you before so urg'd�察�lies in his answer。 FRENCH KING。 I
have but with a cursorary eye O'erglanced the articles�察�pleaseth your Grace
To appoint some of your council presently To sit with us once more�察�with
better heed To re´survey them�察 �we will suddenly Pass our accept and
peremptory answer。 KING HENRY。 Brother�察�we shall。 Go�察�uncle Exeter�察�
And brother Clarence�察 �and you�察 �brother Gloucester�察 �Warwick�察 �and
Huntington�察 �go with the King�察 �And take with you free power to ratify�察�
Augment�察�or alter�察�as your wisdoms best Shall see advantageable for our
dignity�察�Any thing in or out of our demands�察�And we'll consign thereto。
Will you�察 �fair sister�察 �Go with the princes or stay here with us�拭 �QUEEN
ISABEL。 Our gracious brother�察 �I will go with them�察 �Haply a woman's
voice may do some good�察 �When articl