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:39:00
And that shall be the day,
whene'er it lights...

:39:03
...that this same child of honour
and renown, this gallant Hotspur...

:39:06
...and your unthought-of
Harry, chance to meet.

:39:11
I shall make this northern
youth exchange...

:39:13
...his glorious deeds for
my indignities...

:39:16
...this is the name of God,
I vow here.

:39:20
The Earl of Westmoreland
set forth to-day...

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...three days aft, thou
shall set forward.

:39:47
- Damn!
- Damn you, woolsack!

:39:51
We must war together, why use
daggers against eachother?

:39:55
Thou vipers, thou!
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I am Pistol, if thou darest
load me, I'll shoot.

:39:59
Pay the 8s. I won from thou
playing bowls.

:40:03
- He who payset is a vile slave.
- Swine!

:40:22
Who is it who flees?
:40:24
- Falstaff, Your Highness.
- The one involved in the theft?

:40:31
O, my lord, the Judge.
:40:35
I heard thou was sick...
:40:37
...I would you have come
out under doctor's orders.

:40:40
Thy youth is not over yet,
but thou art old...

:40:44
...and thou canst feel
the action of time on thyself...

:40:47
...pray, take care of thyself.
:40:51
Westmoreland, my lord!
:40:54
I thought thou had been
at Shrewsbury.

:40:56
'This time for us both
to be there.

:40:58
What, is the king encamped?
:40:59
He is, and I fear we
shall stay too long.


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