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discretion�察 �in the which better part I have saved my life。 Zounds�察 �I am
afraid of this gunpowder Percy�察 �though he be dead。 How if he should
counterfeit too�察 �and rise�拭 �By my faith�察 �I am afraid he would prove the
better counterfeit。 Therefore I'll make him sure�察�yea�察�and I'll swear I kill'd
him。 Why may not he rise as well as I�拭�Nothing confutes me but eyes�察�and
nobody sees me。 Therefore�察�sirrah ��stabs him�В察�with a new wound in your
thigh�察�come you along with me。
He takes up Hotspur on his hack。 ��Enter Prince�察 �and John of
Lancaster。 Prince。 Come�察�brother John�察�full bravely hast thou flesh'd Thy
maiden sword。 John。 But�察�soft� �whom have we here�拭�Did you not tell me
this fat man was dead�拭 �Prince。 I did�察 �I saw him dead�察 �Breathless and
bleeding on the ground。 Art thou alive�察�Or is it fantasy that plays upon our
eyesight�拭 �I prithee speak。 We will not trust our eyes Without our ears。
Thou art not what thou seem'st。 Fal。 No�察�that's certain� �I am not a double
man�察�but if I be not Jack Falstaff�察�then am I a Jack。 There 's Percy。 If your
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father will do me any honour�察�so�察�if not�察�let him kill the next Percy himself。
I look to be either earl or duke�察 �I can assure you。 Prince。 Why�察 �Percy I
kill'd myself�察 �and saw thee dead� �Fal。 Didst thou�拭 �Lord�察 �Lord�察 �how this
world is given to lying� �I grant you I was down�察�and out of breath�察�and so
was he�察 �but we rose both at an instant and fought a long hour by
Shrewsbury clock。 If I may be believ'd�察 �so�察 �if not�察 �let them that should
reward valour bear the sin upon their own heads。 I'll take it upon my death�察�
I gave him this wound in the thigh。 If the man
were alive and would deny it�察�zounds� �I would make him eat a piece
of my sword。 John。 This is the strangest tale that ever I beard。 Prince。 This
is the strangest fellow�察�brother John。 Come�察�bring your luggage nobly on
your back。 For my part�察 �if a lie may do thee grace�察 �I'll gild it with the
happiest terms I have。 A retreat is sounded。 The trumpet sounds retreat�察�the
day is ours。 Come�察 �brother�察 �let's to the highest of the field�察�To see what
friends are living�察�who are dead。 Exeunt ��Prince Henry and Prince John�А�
Fal。 I'll follow�察�as they say�察�for reward。 He that rewards me�察�God reward
him� �If I do grow great�察�I'll grow less�察�for I'll purge�察�and leave sack�察�and
live cleanly�察�as a nobleman should do。 Exit ��bearing off the body�А�
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SCENE V。 Another part of the field。
The trumpets sound。 ��Enter the King�察 �Prince of Wales�察 �Lord John of
Lancaster�察�Earl of Westmoreland�察�with Worcester and Vernon prisoners。
King。 Thus ever did rebellion find rebuke。 Ill´spirited Worcester� �did
not we send grace�察�Pardon�察�and terms of love to all of you�拭�And wouldst
thou turn our offers contrary�拭 �Misuse the tenour of thy kinsman's trust�拭�
Three knights upon our party slain to´day�察 �A noble earl�察 �and many a
creature else Had been alive this hour�察�If like a Christian thou hadst truly
borne Betwixt our armies true intelligence。 Wor。 What I have done my
safety urg'd me to�察�And I embrace this fortune patiently�察�Since not to be
avoided it fails on me。 King。 Bear Worcester to the death�察�and Vernon too�察�
Other offenders we will pause upon。 Exeunt Worcester and Vernon�察�
��guarded�А� How goes the field�拭 �Prince。 The noble Scot�察 �Lord Douglas�察�
when he saw The fortune of the day quite turn'd from him�察 �The Noble
Percy slain and all his men Upon the foot of fear�察�fled with the rest�察�And
falling from a hill��he was so bruis'd That the pursuers took him。 At my tent
The Douglas is�察 �and I beseech Your Grace I may dispose of him。 King。
With all my heart。 Prince。 Then brother John of Lancaster�察 �to you This
honourable bounty shall belong。 Go to the Douglas and deliver him Up to
his pleasure�察�ransomless and free。 His valour shown upon our crests today
Hath taught us how to cherish such high deeds�察�Even in the bosom of our
adversaries。 John。 I thank your Grace for this high courtesy�察�Which I shall
give away immediately。 King。 Then this remains�察�that we divide our power。
You�察 �son John�察 �and my cousin Westmoreland�察 �Towards York shall bend
you with your dearest speed To meet Northumberland and the prelate
Scroop�察�Who�察�as we hear�察�are busily in arms。 Myself and you�察�son Harry�察�
will towards Wales To fight with Glendower and the Earl of March。
Rebellion in this laud shall lose his sway�察 �Meeting the check of such
another day�察�And since this business so fair is done�察�Let us not leave till all
our own be won。 Exeunt。
THE END
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