The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 5A. Leathley, 1766 |
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Page 98
... Poins . Gads - hill . Peto . Bardolph , Lady Percy , Wife to Hot - fpur . Lady Mortimer , Daughter to Glendower , and Wife to Mortimer . Hoftefs Quickly . Sheriff , Winter , Chamberlain , Drawers , 1 Carriers , Travellers , and ...
... Poins . Gads - hill . Peto . Bardolph , Lady Percy , Wife to Hot - fpur . Lady Mortimer , Daughter to Glendower , and Wife to Mortimer . Hoftefs Quickly . Sheriff , Winter , Chamberlain , Drawers , 1 Carriers , Travellers , and ...
Page 108
... ' tis my vocation , Hal ' Tis no Sin for a Man to labour in his vocation . Enter Poins . Boins . New ball we know , if Gads - hill have fet a watch . ] Mr. t fin for a man to labour in his vocation 108 THE FIRST PART OF.
... ' tis my vocation , Hal ' Tis no Sin for a Man to labour in his vocation . Enter Poins . Boins . New ball we know , if Gads - hill have fet a watch . ] Mr. t fin for a man to labour in his vocation 108 THE FIRST PART OF.
Page 109
... Poins . This is the moft omnipotent Villain , that ever cry'd , Stand , to a true Man . P. Henry . Good morrow , Ned . Poins . Good morrow , fweet Hal . What fays Mon- fieur remorfe ? what fays Sir John Sack and Sugar ? Jack ! how agree ...
... Poins . This is the moft omnipotent Villain , that ever cry'd , Stand , to a true Man . P. Henry . Good morrow , Ned . Poins . Good morrow , fweet Hal . What fays Mon- fieur remorfe ? what fays Sir John Sack and Sugar ? Jack ! how agree ...
Page 110
... Poins . You will , chops ? Fal . Hal , wilt thou make one ? P. Henry . Who , I rob ? I a thief ? not I , by my faith . Pal . There is neither honefty , manhood , nor good . fellowship in thee , nor thou camt not of the blood royal , if ...
... Poins . You will , chops ? Fal . Hal , wilt thou make one ? P. Henry . Who , I rob ? I a thief ? not I , by my faith . Pal . There is neither honefty , manhood , nor good . fellowship in thee , nor thou camt not of the blood royal , if ...
Page 111
... Poins . Now , my good fweet hony lord , ride with us to - morrow . I have a jeft to execute , that I cannot ma- nage alone . ( 4 ) Falstaff , Bardolph , Peto and Gads - hill , fhall rob thofe men that we have already way - laid ...
... Poins . Now , my good fweet hony lord , ride with us to - morrow . I have a jeft to execute , that I cannot ma- nage alone . ( 4 ) Falstaff , Bardolph , Peto and Gads - hill , fhall rob thofe men that we have already way - laid ...
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