:09:03
Sack, two gallons, 5s. 8p.
:09:07
Anchovies and sack after
supper, 2s. 6d.
:09:10
- Bread, 0s. 1/2 d.
- O monstrous!
:09:13
Come, don't burden me
with thou ill mood.
:09:18
I forgive thee.
I'll have some sack!
:09:23
God forgive thee for it.
:09:26
Before I knew thee, I knew
nothing, and now am I...
:09:30
If a man should speak truly,
little better than of the wicked.
:09:34
I was as virtuously given as a
gentleman need to be, enough.
:09:38
Swore little, diced not above
seven times a week, went to...
:09:42
...a bawdy-house not above
once in a quarter... of an hour.
:09:46
Company, villanous company
hath been the spoil of me.
:09:49
An I have not forgotten what
the inside of a church is made...
:09:52
...of, I am a pepper-corn,
a brower's horse, a church!
:09:59
Well, I repent.
:10:00
- Where shall we take a purse?
- Where thou wilt, Ned.
:10:04
I see a good amendement in thee,
from praying to purse-taking.
:10:07
Why, Hal, 'tis my vocation, 'tis
no sin for a man to labour in it.
:10:11
My lads, to-morrow morning,
early, at Gadshill...
:10:16
...there are pilgrims going to
Canterbury, with rich offerings...
:10:19
...and traders riding to London
with fat purses.
:10:22
- Hal, wilt thou make one?
- Who, I rob? Not I, by my faith!
:10:26
There's neither honesty, manhood
nor good fellowship in thee.
:10:30
Nor thou comest not of the
blood royal, if thou darest not...
:10:33
...stand for 10 shillings.
- It likes me not to go.
:10:36
I'll be a traitor, then, when
thou art king.
:10:39
I care not.
:10:40
My lord, I have a jest to
execute, that I cannot do alone.
:10:46
My dear prince!
Come, dost brood not over it!
:10:52
I'll go with thee.
:10:54
A booty shalt it be for all!
:10:57
Provide us all things necessary.
:10:59
Farewell, my lord.