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walking with thee in the night betwixt tavern and tavern�察�but the sack that 

thou   hast   drunk   me   would   have   bought   me   lights   as   good   cheap   at   the 

dearest chandler's in Europe。 I have maintained that salamander of yours 



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with fire any time this two´and´thirty years。 God reward me for it� �Bard。 

'Sblood�察�I would my face were in your belly� �Fal。 God´a´mercy� �so should 

I be sure to be heart´burn'd。 

       Enter Hostess。 

       How now�察�Dame Partlet the hen�拭�Have you enquir'd yet who pick'd 

my   pocket�拭  �Host。  Why�察  �Sir   John�察  �what   do   you   think�察  �Sir   John�拭  �Do   you 

think I keep thieves in my house�拭�I have search'd�察�I have enquired�察�so has 

my husband�察�man by man�察�boy by boy�察�servant by servant。 The tithe of a 

hair was never lost in my house before。 Fal。 Ye lie�察�hostess。 Bardolph was 

shav'd and lost many a hair�察�and I'll be sworn my pocket was pick'd。 Go to�察�

you are a woman�察�go� �Host。 Who�察�I�拭�No�察�I defy thee� �God's light�察�I was 

never   call'd   so   in   mine   own   house   before�   �Fal。   Go   to�察  �I   know   you   well 

enough。 Host。 No�察�Sir John�察�you do not know me�察�Sir John。 I know you�察�

Sir   John。 You   owe   me   money�察  �Sir   John�察  �and   now   you   pick   a   quarrel   to 

beguile me of it。 I bought you a dozen of shirts to your back。 Fal。 Dowlas�察�

filthy dowlas� �I have given them away to bakers' wives�察�they have made 

bolters   of   them。   Host。   Now�察  �as   I   am   a   true   woman�察  �holland   of   eight 

shillings an ell。 You owe money here besides�察�Sir John�察�for your diet and 

by´drinkings�察�and money lent you�察�four´and´twenty pound。 Fal。 He had his 

part of it�察�let   him pay。 Host。 He�拭�Alas�察�he is poor�察  �he hath nothing。  Fal。 

How�拭�Poor�拭�Look upon his face。 What call you rich�拭�Let them coin his 

nose�察�let them coin his cheeks。 I'll not pay a denier。 What�察�will you make a 

younker of me�拭�Shall I not take mine ease in mine inn but I shall have my 

pocket pick'd�拭�I have lost a seal´ring of my grandfather's worth forty mark。 

Host。 O Jesu�察�I have heard the Prince tell him�察�I know not how oft�察�that 

that ring was copper� �Fal。 How�拭�the Prince is a Jack�察�a sneak´cup。 'Sblood�察�

an he were here�察�I would cudgel him like a dog if he would say so。 

       Enter   the   Prince   ��and   Poins�В察  �marching�察  �and   Falstaff   meets   them�察�

playing upon his truncheon like a fife。 

       How now�察�lad�拭�Is the wind in that door�察�i' faith�拭�Must we all march�拭�

Bard。 Yea�察�two and two�察�Newgate fashion。 Host。 My lord�察�I pray you hear 

me。 Prince。 What say'st thou�察�Mistress Quickly�拭�How doth thy husband�拭�I 

love him  well�察  �he   is   an   honest   man。   Host。  Good   my  lord�察  �hear   me。   Fal。 

Prithee let   her   alone and   list   to me。   Prince。 What say'st   thou�察  �Jack�拭  �Fal。 



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The   other   night   I   fell   asleep   here   behind   the   arras   and   had   my   pocket 

pick'd。 This house is turn'd bawdy house�察�they pick pockets。 Prince。 What 

didst thou lose�察�Jack�拭�Fal。 Wilt thou believe me�察�Hal�拭�Three or four bonds 

of forty pound apiece and a seal´ring of my grandfather's。 Prince。 A trifle�察�

some eightpenny matter。 Host。 So I told him�察�my lord�察�and I said I heard 

your Grace say so�察�and�察�my lord�察�he speaks most vilely of you�察�like a foul´ 

mouth'd man as he is�察�and said he would cudgel you。 Prince。 What� �he did 

not�拭  �Host。   There's   neither   faith�察  �truth�察  �nor   womanhood   in   me   else。   Fal。 

There's no more faith in thee than in a stewed prune�察�nor no more truth in 

thee than in a drawn fox�察�and for woman´hood�察�Maid Marian may be the 

deputy's wife of the ward to thee。 Go�察�you thing�察�go� �Host。 Say�察�what thing�拭�

what thing�拭�Fal。 What thing�拭�Why�察�a thing to thank God on。 Host。 I am no 

thing   to   thank   God   on�察  �I   would   thou   shouldst   know   it�   �I   am   an   honest 

man's wife�察�and�察�setting thy knight´hood aside�察�thou art a knave to call me 

so。 Fal。 Setting thy womanhood aside�察�thou art a beast to say otherwise。 

Host。 Say�察�what beast�察�thou knave�察�thou�拭�Fal。 What beast�拭�Why�察�an otter。 

Prince。 An otter�察�Sir John�拭�Why an otter�拭�Fal。 Why�察�she's neither fish nor 

flesh�察�a man knows not where to have her。 Host。 Thou art an unjust man in 

saying so。 Thou or any man knows where to have me�察�thou knave�察�thou� �

Prince。 Thou say'st true�察�hostess�察�and he slanders thee most grossly。 Host。 

So he doth you�察�my lord�察�and said this other day you ought him a thousand 

pound。 Prince。  Sirrah�察�do   I owe   you a   thousand pound�拭  �Fal。 A thousand 

pound�察 �Hal�拭�A  million� �Thy  love   is   worth   a   million�察  �thou owest   me   thy 

love。 Host。 Nay�察�my lord�察�he call'd you Jack and said he would cudgel you。 

Fal。 Did I�察�Bardolph�拭�Bard。 Indeed�察�Sir John�察�you said so。 Fal。 Yea。 if he 

said my ring was copper。 Prince。 I say�察�'tis copper。 Darest thou be as good 

as thy word now�拭�Fal。 Why�察�Hal�察�thou knowest�察�as thou art but man�察�I dare�察�

but as thou art Prince�察�I fear thee as I fear the roaring of the lion's whelp。 

Prince。 And why not as the lion�拭�Fal。 The King himself is to be feared as 

the lion。 Dost thou think I'll fear thee as I fear thy father�拭�Nay�察�an I do�察�I 

pray God my girdle break。 Prince。 O�察�if it should�察�how would thy guts fall 

about thy knees� �But�察�sirrah�察�there's no room for faith�察�truth�察�nor honesty in 

this   bosom   of   thine。   It   is   all   fill'd   up   with   guts   and   midriff。   Charge   an 

honest woman with picking thy pocket�拭�Why�察�thou whoreson�察�impudent�察�



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emboss'd rascal�察�if there were anything in thy pocket but tavern reckonings�察�

memorandums of bawdy houses�察�and one poor pennyworth of sugar candy 

to   make   thee   long´winded´   if   thy   pocket   were   enrich'd   with   any   other 

injuries but these�察�I am a villain。 And yet you will stand to it�察�you will not 

pocket up wrong。 Art thou not ashamed�拭�Fal。 Dost thou hear�察�Hal�拭�Thou 

knowest in the state of innocency Adam fell�察�and what should poor Jack 

Falstaff   do   in   the   days   of   villany�拭  �Thou   seest   I   have   more   flesh   than 

another man�察�and therefore more frailty。 You confess then�察�you pick'd my 

pocket�拭�Prince。 It appears so by the story。 Fal。 Hostess�察�I forgive thee。 Go 

make ready breakfast。 Love thy husband�察�look to thy servants�察�cherish thy 

guests。 Thou shalt find me tractable to any honest reason。 Thou seest I am 

pacified。   ´Still�拭�   Nay�察  �prithee   be   gone。   ��Exit   Hostess。�А  �Now�察  �Hal�察  �to   the 

news at court。 For the robbery�察�lad´ how is that answered�拭�Prince。 O my 

sweet   beef�察  �I   must   still   be   good   angel   to   thee。   The   money   is   paid   back 

again。 Fal。 O�察�I do not like that paying back� �'Tis a double labour。 Prince。 I 

am good friends with   my father�察�and   may do anything。  Fal。 Rob me   the 

exchequer the first   thing thou doest�察�and do   it with unwash'd hands   too。 

Bard。 Do�察�my lord。 Prince。 I have procured thee�察�Jack�察�a charge of foot。 Fal。 

I would it had been of horse。 Where shall I find one that can steal well�拭�O 

for    a  fine  thief   of  the   age   of   two´and´twenty       or   thereabouts�     �I  am 

heinously unprovided。 Well�察�God be thanked for these rebels。 They offend 

none but the virtuous。 I laud them�察�I praise them。 Prince。 Bardolph� �Bard。 

My   lord�拭  �Prince。   Go   bear   this   letter   to   Lord   John   of   Lancaster�察  �To   my 

brother   John�察  �this   to   my   Lord   of   Westmoreland。   ��Exit   Bardolph。�А  �Go�察�

Poins�察�to horse�察�to horse�察�for thou and I Have thirty miles to ride yet ere 

dinner time。 ��Exit Poins。�А�Jack�察�meet me to´morrow in the Temple Hall At 

two o'clock in the afternoon。 There shalt thou know thy charge。 and there 

receive   Money   and   order   for   their   furniture。   The   land   is   burning�察  �Percy 

stands   on   high�察�And   either   they   or   we   must   lower   lie。   ��Exit。�А  �Fal。   Rare 

words�   �brave   world�   �Hostess�察  �my   breakfast�察  �come。   O�察  �I   could   wish   this 

tavern were my drum� �Exit。 



        



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                     ACT IV。 



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           SCENE I。 The rebel camp near Shrewsbury。 



     Enter Harry Hotspur�察�Worcester�察�and Douglas。 

       Hot。 Well said�察�my noble Scot。 If speaking truth In this fine age were 

not   thought   flattery�察  �Such   attribution   should   the   Douglas   have As   not   a 

soldier   of   this   season's   stamp   Should   go   so   general   current   through   the 

world。   By   God�察  �I   cannot   flatter�察  �I   defy   The   tongues   of   soothers�   �but   a 

braver place In my heart's love hath no man than yourself。 Nay�察�task me to 

my word�察�approve me�察�lord。 Doug。 Thou art the king of honour。 No man so 

potent breathes upon the ground But I will beard him。 

       Enter one with letters。 

       Hot。   Do   so�察  �and   'tis   well。´   What   letters   hast   thou   there�拭�   I   can   but 

thank you。 Messenger。 These letters come from  your father。 Hot。 Letters 

from him�拭�Why comes he not himself�拭�Mess。 He cannot come�察�my lord�察�

he is grievous sick。 Hot。 Zounds� �how has he the leisure to be sick In such 

a   justling   time�拭  �Who   leads   his   power�拭  �Under   whose   government   come 

they along�拭�Mess。 His letters bears his mind�察�not I�察�my lord。 Wor。 I prithee 

tell me�察�doth he keep his bed�拭�Mess。 He did�察�my lord�察�four days ere I set 

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