:16:06
Wither I go, thither shall
you go too.
:16:09
- Will this content you?
- It must, of force.
:16:14
How long it's ago, Jack, since
thou sawest thine own knee?
:16:18
My... own knee?
:16:21
When I was about thy years, I
was not an eagle's talon in the...
:16:26
...waist, a plague of sighing
and grief it blows a man up.
:16:30
- Here comes the king's money.
- 'Tis going to his exchequer.
:16:33
- My friends, the purpose is clear.
- Halt!
:16:36
- You four shall front them.
- How many be there of them?
:16:40
- Some eight or ten.
- Zounds, will they not rob us?
:16:47
Give me my horse.
To thy tasks.
:16:49
If they shalt escape your attack,
they shalt fall unto our trap.
:16:53
8 yards of uneven ground is 70
miles a foot with me.
:16:57
I have removed his horse.
:17:01
If I travel further, I shall
break my wind.
:17:07
I'll starve, are I'll rob
a foot further!
:17:09
Whew! A plague upon you all!
:17:11
Lie down!
:17:12
Lie down, close to the ground,
and list if thou canst hear...
:17:16
...the tread of travellers.
:17:18
Have you any levers to lift
me up again?
:17:22
They art coming.
:17:24
I pr'ythee, good prince Hal, help
me to my horse, good king's son.
:17:28
Shall I be your ostler?
:17:30
Go hang thyself in thine own
heir apparent garters!
:17:35
Come on!
:17:37
Come, the boy shall lead our
horses down the hill;...
:17:42
...we'll walk a-foot awhile,
and ease our legs.
:17:59
Cut the villains' throats!