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[Enter the KING OF FRANCE, the DAUPHIN, the DUKE oF BOURBON, the Constable
Of France, and others]
KING OF FRANCE
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'Tis cert|ain he | hath passed | the riv|er
Somme.
CONSTABLE
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And if | he be | not* fought | withal,| my lord,
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Let us | not^live | in France:| let us quit all,
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And give | our vine/yards to a | barbarous |
people.
DAUPHIN
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O Dieu | vivant:| shall a / few sprays | of us,
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The emp|tying | of our fath|ers' lux|ury,
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Our sci|ons, put | in wild | and sav|age stock,
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Spirt up so | sudden|ly in|to the clouds,
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And ov|erlook | their graft|ers?
BOURBON
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Nor|mans, but || bastard | Normans,| Norman |
bastards:|
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Mort de | ma vie,| if they march | along
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Unfought | withal,| but I will | sell my |
dukedom,
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To buy | a slob|bery | and a dir|ty farm
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In that / nook-shot|ten isle | of Al|bion.
CONSTABLE
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Dieu de | batailles,| where have | they this |
mettle?
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Is not | their clim|ate fog|gy, raw,| and dull?
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On whom,| as in | despite,| the sun looks pale,
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Killing | their fruit | with frowns.| Can sodden
| water,
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A drench | for sur-/reined jades,| their
bar|ley-broth,
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Decoct | their cold | blood to such val|iant
heat?
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And shall | our quick | blood, spir/ited | with
wine,
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Seem frosty?| O, for | honor | of our land,
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Let us | not hang | like rop|ing i|cicles
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Upon our houses' thatch, whiles a more
frosty people ????
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Sweat^drops | of gal|lant youth | in our / rich fields:
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Poor we call | them, in | their nat|ive lords.
DAUPHIN
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By faith | and hon|or, \\
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Our mad|ams mock | at us,| and plain|ly say,
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Our met|tle is / bred out,| and they | will give
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Their bod|ies to | the lust | of Eng|lish youth,
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To new-store France | with bast|ard war|riors.
BOURBON
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They bid | us to | the Eng|lish danc|ing-schools,
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And teach | lavol|tas high,| and swift |
corant||os,
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Saying,| our grace | is on|ly in | our heels,
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And that | we are / most lof|ty run|aways.
KING OF FRANCE
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Where is | Montjoy the her|ald? Speed | him
hence,
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Let him | greet Eng/land with our | sharp
de|fiance.
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Up^prin|ces, and | with spirit | of hon|or edged,
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More* sharp|er than | your swords,| hie to | the
field:
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Charles Delabreth,| high const/able | of France,
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You Dukes | of Or|leans*, Bour|bon, and of |
Berri,
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Alen|con, Bra|bant, Bar,| and Bur|gundy,
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Jacques Cha|tillon,| Rambur|es, Vaud|emont,
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Beaumont*,| Grandpre*,| Roussi*,| and
Fauc|onberg,
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Foix, Le|strale, Bou|ciqualt,| and Char|olois,
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High dukes, great | princes,| barons, lords, and
kings;
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For your great | seats, now quit | you of / great
shames:
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Bar Harry Eng|land, that / sweeps through | our
land
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With pen|nons paint|ed in the | blood of |
Harflew:
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Rush on | his host,| as doth | the melt|ed snow
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Upon | the val|leys, whose / low vas|sal seat,
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The Alps | doth spit,| and void | his rheum |
upon.
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Go down | upon | him, you | have power | enough,
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And in | a cap|tive char|iot, in|to Rouen
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Bring him | our pris|oner.
CONSTABLE
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This | becomes | the great.
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Sorry | am I | his num|bers are / so few,
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His sol|diers sick,| and fam|ished in | their
march:
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For I | am sure,| when he shall | see our | army,
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He'll drop | his heart | into | the sink | of
fear,
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And for a|chievement,| offer | us his | ransom.
KING OF FRANCE
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Therefore | lord const/able,| haste on Mont||joy,
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And | let him | say to | England,| that we send,
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To know | what wil|ling rans|om he | will give.
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Prince Dauph/in, you | shall stay | with us | in
Rouen.
DAUPHIN
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Not so,| I do | beseech | your maj|esty.
KING OF FRANCE
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Be pa|tient, for | you shall | remain | with us.
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Now* forth | lord const/able,| and princ|es all,
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And quick|ly bring | us word | of Eng|land's
fall.
[Exeunt]