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Another part of the field.
[Enter Constable, ORLEANS, BOURBON, DAUPHIN, and RAMBURES]
CONSTABLE
O diable.
ORLEANS
O seigneur le jour est perdu, tout est perdu.
DAUPHIN
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Mort de | ma vie,| all is | confound|ed all,
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Reproach,| and ev|erlast|ing shame
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Sits mock/ing in | our plumes.|
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O mes|chante for|tune, do | not run away.
[A short alarum]
CONSTABLE
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Why all | our ranks | are broke. \\
DAUPHIN
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O per|dura|ble shame,| let's^stab | ourselves:
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Be these | the wretch|es that we | played at
| dice for?
ORLEANS
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Is this | the king | we sent | to, for his |
ransom?
BOURBON
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Shame, and | etern|al shame,| nothing | but
shame,
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Let us die in hon|or: once | more back again,
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And he | that will / not fol|low Bour|bon now,
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Let him | go hence,| and with | his cap | in hand
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Like a base pand|er hold | the chamb|er-door,
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Whilst a base slave,| no gent|ler than | my dog,
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His fair|est daught|er is | conta|minat||ed.
CONSTABLE
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Disord|er that | hath spoiled | us, friend | us
now,
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Let^us | on heaps | go of|fer up | our lives.
ORLEANS
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We are | enow | yet liv/ing in | the field,
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To smoth|er up | the Eng|lish in | our throngs,
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If an|y ord|er might | be thought | upon.
BOURBON
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The devil take ord|er now,| I'll to | the throng;
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Let^life | be short,| else^shame | will be | too
long.
[Exeunt]