:45:00
Davy!
:45:02
Robert Shallow...
:45:05
I do remember him at
Clement's...
:45:09
...like a man made after supper
of a cheese-paring.
:45:13
When he was naked, he was
like a forked radish, he was...
:45:17
...the very genious of famine,
yet lecherous as a monkey.
:45:22
And now, this Vice's dagger,
become a squire, and now has...
:45:26
...he land and beeves.
:45:31
I will be acquainted with him.
:45:33
A friend i'the court is better
than a penny in purse, take care.
:45:39
Let me see! Let them
appear as I call.
:45:45
Master Surecard, as I think?
:45:48
- Er...
- Silence!
:45:49
Sir John, it is my cousin Silence
in comission with me.
:45:53
Good Master Silence, it well
befits you'd be of the peace.
:45:56
The very same, Sir John.
:46:00
Your Highness...
:46:05
I would break Skogan's head
at school when a child!
:46:10
And the very same day,
I'd hit a Sampson Stockfish...
:46:14
...a fruiterer, behind Gray's inn.
:46:16
Jesu, the mad days I have spent!
:46:21
Master Silence, let's see those
men, Master Silence.
:46:25
Name them in order, cousin.
Quick!
:46:31
Mouldy.
:46:33
- Mouldy?
- Yes, my lord.
:46:35
It is time you were spent.
:46:39
Mouldy!
:46:43
Things that are mouldy,
lack use.
:46:46
Prick him.
:46:47
You need not to have
pricked me...
:46:49
...my old dame'll be undone
now for one to do the drudgery.
:46:53
- Prick him.
- Prick him!
:46:56
- Thomas Wart.
- Here, sir.