:02:20
But yet I call you servile ministers
:02:23
that have with two pernicious
daughters joined
:02:28
your high-engendered battles
:02:31
gainst a head so old and white
as this.
:02:35
O! 'tis foul!
:02:39
He that has a house
to put's head in
:02:42
has a good head-piece.
:02:47
The cod-piece that will house
:02:51
Before the head has any,
:02:55
The head and he shall louse, -
:02:59
So beggars marry many.
:03:04
No, I will be the pattern of
all patience.
:03:07
I will say nothing.
:03:11
Who's there?
:03:13
Marry, here's grace and a cod-piece,
:03:17
that's a wise man and a fool.
:03:20
Alas, sir, are you here?
:03:21
Tremble, thou wretch!
:03:23
That hast within thee
undivulged crimes,
:03:29
unwhipt ofjustice!
:03:31
Hide thee, thou bloody hand,
thou perjured!
:03:36
Cry these dreadful summoners grace!
:03:40
I'm a man more sinned against
:03:42
than sinning.
:03:44
Gracious my lord,
hard by here is a hovel.
:03:48
My wits begin to turn.
:03:57
Come on, my boy, how dost, my boy?
Art cold?