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- I have drunk a lot to-night.
- I shall be merry.

:42:07
We shall be merry and now
comes the sweet of the night.

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Hey, lad!
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O, Jesu, Jesu, the days
that we have seen!

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O, Lord...
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...how we old men like
this vice of telling lies.

:42:26
This foolish justice, boasts
he hath been a sinner...

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...in his youth, but, i'faith...
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...of every three words,
one is lie.

:42:36
- Sir John!
- I am coming, Master Shallow!

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I am coming.
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I shall get so much out of this
Shallow, that prince Harry...

:42:47
...wilt hath to laugh for some
two or three years.

:42:52
Thou shall see.
:42:54
Thou shall see.
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An it please your worship...
:42:57
...there is one Pistol come
from the court with news.

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From the court?
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Sir John, I am thy Pistol,
thy friend.

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And helter-skelter have
I rode to thee, with lucky joys...

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...and golden times.
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And happy news of price.
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Pistol, what is thy news?
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A foutra for the world and
worldlings, I speak of joys.

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Thou art one of the
great persons of the kingdom!

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Give me pardon, sir, if you come
with news from the court...

:43:33
...I am under the king
in authority.

:43:36
Under which king, bezonian.
Speak or die!

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Under King Harry.
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- Harry IV, or V?
- Harry the fourth.

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A foutra for thy office!
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Sir John, thy tender lambkin now
is king. Harry V is the man.

:43:55
Is the old king...
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...dead?
- As nail in door.


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