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:13:01
Hereof comes it that prince
Hal is valiant.

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For the cold blood he
inherited of his father...

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...he manured and water'd
with endeavour of...

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...drinking good fertile sherris...
:13:18
...that he is become very
hot and valiant.

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If I had a thousand sons
I would teach them to quit...

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...any thin drink and to
addict themselves to...

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...sack.
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"The reing of king Henry IV,
wast from the beginning...

:13:51
...by rebellion, but it the year
or Our Lord 1408...

:13:55
...the last of his enemies
hath been defeated.

:14:00
That year, the king spent
Christmastime in London...

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...but his health was undermined
through sickness."

:14:07
Many good-morrows
your majesty.

:14:09
- Is it good-morrows, lords?
- 'Tis one o'clock and past.

:14:13
Why, then good-morrows,
my lords.

:14:16
Where is the Prince of Wales?
Where is he?

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Is not his brother John of
Lancaster, with him?

:14:21
- No, my good lord, he is here.
- Thou must sleep, my lord...

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...thou hath been sick for fifteen
days, it shall wreck thy health.

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- What would my lord?
- Thou should at Windsor...

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...with thy brother.
- He dines in on London.

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And how accompanied?
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With Poins and other his
continual followers.

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Most subjet is the fattest
soil to weeds.

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And he, the noble image of my
youth, is overspread with them.

:14:51
My grief streches itself beyond
the hour of death.

:14:56
The blood weeps from my heart
when I do shape...


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