:53:05
He art in Heaven, in peace, if
any man reachest there.
:53:11
He hath a nice death...
:53:13
...he went like
a new born baby.
:53:18
He passed away between noon
and one o'clock...
:53:21
...with the low tide.
:53:25
When I saw him play with
the flowers, like a boy...
:53:30
...and wave his sheets, I knew
he was to die...
:53:35
...for his nise was pointed
over green fields.
:53:41
I said: "Hello, Sir John,
come, man, be happy."
:53:47
And he said three or four
times: "Lord, Lord, Lord!"
:53:53
To calm him, I begged him
not to call God...
:53:57
...I thought it not
his moment for that.
:54:03
He asked to put
some sheets on thy feet
:54:08
I touched them
throu the sheets...
:54:11
...but they are as cold
as marble.
:54:15
I did the same with thy
knees...
:54:18
...then above, and even above...
:54:21
...he was all very cold,
as marble.
:54:32
- He ask'd for wine.
- And women?
:54:35
No.
:54:38
He did not ask for that.
:54:41
He said the devil would take
him for that reason.
:54:45
He said that was his
most dangerous sin.
:54:49
One day he saw Bardolph,
a flea on his nose...
:54:52
...he said it was but a soul
burning in Hell.
:54:55
The fuel that keep'st that
fire has long ago gone.
:54:59
Friendship is the only wealth
that I got under his office.