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- What news?
- The Earl of Westmoreland...

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...strong, is marching
hitherwards with Prince John.

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No harm, what more?
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- The king himself is set forth.
- He shall be welcome too!

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Where is his son, the nimble-
footed madcap Prince of Wales...

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...and his comrades, that daff'd
the world aside and bid it pass?

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All furnish'd, all in arms. By the
lord, cousin, wait for help!

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Gentlemen, life is
always short...

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...but, if lived cowardly,
it would prove far too long...

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...even if it lasted one hour.
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If we dost live, it is
to tread on king's heads.

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If we are to die, it shall be
beautiful, if we die with princes.

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- Justice Shallow?
- I am, a poor knight...

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...from this same county, and one
of the king's peace justices.

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My captain sends regards.
My captain, Sir John Falstaff...

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...a handsome knightand a
brave captain.

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Welcome, sir.
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Davy?
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I thinkest...
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Soldiers art coming...
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Take good care of them,
for they art but axes knives.

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Let them use them on themselves,
for they come looking shaby.

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Why, Davy, how funny!
O, sir,! Go away!

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Give me your hand, highness.
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- Welcome, sir John.
- Master Robert Shallow...

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...I am glad to see thou again.
Thy house is beautiful.

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You shall see mine orchard...
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...we'll eat a last year's pippin
of my own graffing.

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With a dish of carraways.
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Have you provided me here half
a dozen sufficient men?

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Marry, have we, sir.
:44:56
Let's see. Where's the roll?

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