:25:07
- The music is come, sir.
- Let them play!
:25:13
Let them play!
:25:17
What wilt thou have? I shall
receive money on Monday.
:25:23
Thou shalt have a
cap to-morrow.
:25:27
Come, sing a merry song
and make me gay!
:25:36
Thou wilt forget me when
I am gone.
:25:40
Thou wilt set me a weeping
an thou sayest so.
:25:43
Kiss me, Doll.
:25:51
Is it not strange that desire
should so outlive performance?
:25:56
Thou dost give flattering busses.
:26:02
I kiss thee with a most
constant heart.
:26:06
I am old.
:26:12
I am old.
:26:14
I love thee better than I
love e'er a young boy.
:26:22
An the Prince...?
:26:25
- What humour is the prince of?
- Yes.
:26:28
- A good shallow young fellow.
- Didst thou cut an ear off?
:26:32
- And Poins, he a good wit?
- Poins, a wit?
:26:36
Let us beat him before
his whore?
:26:39
Poins and the prince
are such another.
:26:47
A bastard son of the king's!
:26:52
And art thou not
Poins, his brother?
:26:55
My lord, he will drive you out
of your revenge.
:26:58
How, you fat fool!