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and； I warrant you； it is the better for you。 WILLIAMS。 I will none of your
money。 FLUELLEN。 It is with a good will； I can tell you it will serve you
to mend your shoes。 Come； wherefore should you be so pashful？ Your
shoes is not so good。 'Tis a good silling； I warrant you； or I will change it。
Enter an ENGLISH HERALD
KING HENRY。 Now； herald； are the dead numb'red？ HERALD。 Here
is the number of the slaught'red French。 ＇Gives a paper＇ KING HENRY。
What prisoners of good sort are taken； uncle？ EXETER。 Charles Duke of
Orleans； nephew to the King； John Duke of Bourbon； and Lord Bouciqualt；
Of other lords and barons； knights and squires； Full fifteen hundred；
besides common men。 KING HENRY。 This note doth tell me of ten
thousand French That in the field lie slain； of princes in this number； And
nobles bearing banners； there lie dead One hundred twenty…six； added to
these； Of knights； esquires； and gallant gentlemen； Eight thousand and
four hundred； of the which Five hundred were but yesterday dubb'd
knights。 So that； in these ten thousand they have lost； There are but sixteen
hundred mercenaries； The rest are princes； barons； lords； knights； squires；
And gentlemen of blood and quality。 The names of those their nobles that
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lie dead： Charles Delabreth； High Constable of France； Jaques of Chatillon；
Admiral of France； The master of the cross…bows； Lord Rambures； Great
Master of France； the brave Sir Guichard Dolphin； John Duke of Alencon；
Antony Duke of Brabant； The brother to the Duke of Burgundy； And
Edward Duke of Bar。 Of lusty earls； Grandpre and Roussi； Fauconbridge
and Foix； Beaumont and Marle； Vaudemont and Lestrake。 Here was a
royal fellowship of death！ Where is the number of our English dead？
＇HERALD presents another paper＇ Edward the Duke of York； the Earl of
Suffolk； Sir Richard Kikely； Davy Gam； Esquire； None else of name； and
of all other men But five and twenty。 O God； thy arm was here！ And not to
us； but to thy arm alone； Ascribe we all。 When； without stratagem； But in
plain shock and even play of battle； Was ever known so great and little los
On one part and on th' other？ Take it； God； For it is none but thine。
EXETER。 'Tis wonderful！ KING HENRY。 Come； go we in procession to
the village； And be it death proclaimed through our host To boast of this or
take that praise from God Which is his only。 FLUELLEN。 Is it not lawful；
an please your Majesty； to tell how many is kill'd？ KING HENRY。 Yes；
Captain； but with this acknowledgment； That God fought for us。
FLUELLEN。 Yes； my conscience； he did us great good。 KING HENRY。
Do we all holy rites： Let there be sung 'Non nobis' and 'Te Deum'； The
dead with charity enclos'd in clay… And then to Calais； and to England then；
Where ne'er from France arriv'd more happy men。 Exeunt
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ACT V。
PROLOGUE。
Enter CHORUS
CHORUS。 Vouchsafe to those that have not read the story That I may
prompt them； and of such as have； I humbly pray them to admit th' excuse
Of time； of numbers； and due course of things； Which cannot in their huge
and proper life Be here presented。 Now we bear the King Toward Calais。
Grant him there。 There seen； Heave him away upon your winged thoughts
Athwart the sea。 Behold； the English beach Pales in the flood with men；
with wives； and boys； Whose shouts and claps out…voice the deep…mouth'd
sea； Which； like a mighty whiffler； fore the King Seems to prepare his way。
So let him land； And solemnly see him set on to London。 So swift a pace
hath thought that even now You may imagine him upon Blackheath；
Where that his lords desire him to have borne His bruised helmet and his
bended sword Before him through the city。 He forbids it； Being free from
vainness and self…glorious pride； Giving full trophy； signal； and ostent；
Quite from himself to God。 But now behold In the quick forge and
working…house of thought； How London doth pour out her citizens！ The
mayor and all his brethren in best sort… Like to the senators of th' antique
Rome； With the plebeians swarming at their heels… Go forth and fetch their
conqu'ring Caesar in； As； by a lower but loving likelihood； Were now the
General of our gracious Empress… As in good time he may… from Ireland
coming； Bringing rebellion broached on his sword； How many would the
peaceful city quit To welcome him！ Much more； and much more cause；
Did they this Harry。 Now in London place him… As yet the lamentation of
the French Invites the King of England's stay at home； The Emperor's
coming in behalf of France To order peace between them； and omit All the
occurrences； whatever chanc'd； Till Harry's back…return again to France。
There must we bring him； and myself have play'd The interim； by
rememb'ring you 'tis past。 Then brook abridgment； and your eyes advance；
After your thoughts； straight back again to France。 Exit
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SCENE I。 France。 The English camp
Enter FLUELLEN and GOWER
GOWER。 Nay； that's right； but why wear you your leek to…day？ Saint
Davy's day is past。 FLUELLEN。 There is occasions and causes why and
wherefore in all things。 I will tell you； ass my friend； Captain Gower： the
rascally； scald； beggarly； lousy； pragging knave； Pistol… which you and
yourself and all the world know to be no petter than a fellow； look you
now； of no merits… he is come to me； and prings me pread and salt
yesterday； look you； and bid me eat my leek； it was in a place where I
could not breed no contendon with him； but I will be so bold as to wear it
in my cap till I see him once again； and then I will tell him a little piece of
my desires。
Enter PISTOL
GOWER。 Why； here he comes； swelling like a turkey…cock。
FLUELLEN。 'Tis no matter for his swellings nor his turkey…cocks。 God
pless you； Aunchient Pistol！ you scurvy； lousy knave； God
pless you！ PISTOL。 Ha！ art thou bedlam？ Dost thou thirst； base
Troyan； To have me fold up Parca's fatal web？ Hence！ I am qualmish at
the smell of leek。 FLUELLEN。 I peseech you heartily； scurvy； lousy knave；
at my desires； and my requests； and my petitions； to eat； look you； this
leek； because； look you； you do not love it； nor your affections； and your
appetites； and your digestions； does not agree with it； I would desire you to
eat it。 PISTOL。 Not for Cadwallader and all his goats。 FLUELLEN。 There
is one goat for you。 ＇Strikes him＇ Will you be so good； scald knave； as eat
it？ PISTOL。 Base Troyan； thou shalt die。 FLUELLEN。 You say very true；
scald knave… when God's will is。 I will desire you to live in the meantime；
and eat your victuals； come； there is sauce for it。 ＇Striking him again＇ You
call'd me yesterday mountain…squire； but I will make you to…day a squire
of low degree。 I pray you fall to； if you can mock a leek； you can eat a leek。
GOWER。 Enough； Captain； you have astonish'd him。 FLUELLEN。 I say I
will make him eat some part of my leek； or I will peat his pate four days。
Bite； I pray you； it is good for your green wound and your ploody
coxcomb。 PISTOL。 Must I bite？ FL
