:44:00
...a handsome knightand a
brave captain.
:44:03
Welcome, sir.
:44:06
Davy?
:44:08
I thinkest...
:44:12
Soldiers art coming...
:44:16
Take good care of them,
for they art but axes knives.
:44:19
Let them use them on themselves,
for they come looking shaby.
:44:22
Why, Davy, how funny!
O, sir,! Go away!
:44:27
Give me your hand, highness.
:44:31
- Welcome, sir John.
- Master Robert Shallow...
:44:35
...I am glad to see thou again.
Thy house is beautiful.
:44:39
You shall see mine orchard...
:44:42
...we'll eat a last year's pippin
of my own graffing.
:44:47
With a dish of carraways.
:44:49
Have you provided me here half
a dozen sufficient men?
:44:54
Marry, have we, sir.
:44:56
Let's see. Where's the roll?
:45:00
Davy!
:45:02
Robert Shallow...
:45:05
I do remember him at
Clement's...
:45:09
...like a man made after supper
of a cheese-paring.
:45:13
When he was naked, he was
like a forked radish, he was...
:45:17
...the very genious of famine,
yet lecherous as a monkey.
:45:22
And now, this Vice's dagger,
become a squire, and now has...
:45:26
...he land and beeves.
:45:31
I will be acquainted with him.
:45:33
A friend i'the court is better
than a penny in purse, take care.
:45:39
Let me see! Let them
appear as I call.
:45:45
Master Surecard, as I think?
:45:48
- Er...
- Silence!
:45:49
Sir John, it is my cousin Silence
in comission with me.
:45:53
Good Master Silence, it well
befits you'd be of the peace.
:45:56
The very same, Sir John.