Marked words are the most distinguishing words of T42: harry, percy, lord, king, god, falstalffe, frances, mowbray, life, mortimer.
The Butcher and the Baker then shall stay. They must till I am somewhat stronger pursed. If this be all, I have my errand perfect. Here sirrah, here's for balls, there's for yourself. I thank your worship. Commend me to your mistress. I will sir; in good faith 'tis the liberal'st Gentleman that comes into our Court, why he cares no more for a shilling than I do for a box o'th' ear, God bless him. Sirrah, what o'clock is't? Past ten sir. Here will not be a Gallant seen this hour. Within this quarter sir, and less, they meet here as soon as at any Ordinary i'th' town. Hast any Tobacco? Yes sir. Fill. Why thou reportest miracles, things not to be believed: I protest to thee, hadst thou not unripped thyself to me, I should never have known thee. I tell you true sir, I was so far gone, that desperation knocked at mine elbow, and whispered news to me out of Barbarie. Well, I'm glad so good an occasion stayed thee at home, And may'st thou prosper in thy project, and go on, With best success of thy invention. False dice say Amen, for that's my induction, I do mean to cheat today without respect of persons: When sawest thou Will Rash? This morning at his Chamber, hell be here. Why then do thou give him my name and character, for my aim is wholly at my worshipful Master. Nay thou shalt take another into him, one that laughs out his life in this Ordinary, thanks any man that wins his money; all the while his money is losing, he swears by the cross of this silver, and when it is gone, he changeth it to the hilts of his sword. he'll be an excellent coach-horse for my captain. Save you Gallants, save you. How think ye now? have I not carved him out to you? thoust lighted me into his heart, I see him thoroughly. Ninnihammer. Sir. Take my cloak and rapier also: I think it be early Gentlemen, what time do you take it to be? Inclining to eleven sir. Inclining! a good word; I would it were inclining to twelve, for by my stomach it should be high Noon: but what shall we do Gallants? shall we to cards, till our Company come? Please you sir. Harry. fetch sir Cards, methinks 'tis an unseemly fight to see Gentlemen stand idle, please you to impart your smoke. Very willingly sir. In good faith a pipe of excellent vapour. The best the house yields. Had you it in the house? I had thought it had been your own: 'tis not so good now as I took it to be: Come Gentlemen, what's your game? Why Gleek, that's your only game. Gleek let it be, for I am persuaded I shall gleek some of you; cut sir. What play we, twelve pence gleek. twelve pence, a crown; uds foot I will not spoil my memory for twelve pence.
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The Butcher and the Baker then shall stay. They must till I am somewhat stronger purst. If this be all, I haue my errand perfect. Heere sirra, heere's for balls, there's for your selfe. I thanke your worship. Commend me to your mistris. I will sir; in good faith 'tis the liberall'st Gentleman that comes into our Court, why he cares no more for a shilling then I doe for a box o'th eare, God blesse him. Sirra, what a clocke i'st? Past tenne sir. Heere will not be a Gallant seene this houre. Within this quarter sir, and lesse, they meete heere as soone as at any Ordinary i'th towne. Hast any Tobacco? Yes sir. Fill. Why thou report'st miracles, things not to be beleeued: I protest to thee, had'st thou not vnrip't thy selfe to me, I should neuer haue knowne thee. I tell you true sir, I was so farre gone, that desperation knocked at mine elbow, and whispered newes to mee out of Barbarie. Well, I'm glad so good an occasion staid thee at home, And mai'st thou prosper in thy proiect, and goe on, With best successe of thy inuention. False dice say Amen, for that's my induction, I do meane to cheat to day without respect of persons: When sawest thou Will Rash? This morning at his Chamber, helle be heere. Why then doe thou giue him my name and character, for my aime is wholy at my worshipfull Master. Nay thou shalt take another into him, one that laughs out his life in this Ordinary, thankes any man that winnes his money; all the while his money is loosing, he sweares by the crosse of this siluer, and when it is gone, hee changeth it to the hilts of his sword. Hee'le be an excellent coach-horse for my captaine. Saue you Gallants, saue you. How think ye now? haue I not caru'd him out to you? Th'ast lighted me into his heart, I see him throughly. Ninni-hammer. Sir. Take my cloake and rapier also: I thinke it be early Gentlemen, what time doe you take it to be? Inclining to eleuen sir. Inclining! a good word; I would it were inclining to twelue, for by my stomacke it should be high Noone: but what shall we doe Gallants? shall we to cardes, till our Company come? Please you sir. Harry. fetch sir Cardes, me thinkes 'tis an vnseemely fight to see Gentlemen stand idle, please you to impart your smoake. Very willingly sir. In good faith a pipe of excellent vapour. The best the house yeeldes. Had you it in the house? I had thought it had beene your owne: 'tis not so good now as I tooke it to be: Come Gentlemen, what's your game? Why Gleeke, that's your onely game. Gleeke let it be, for I am perswaded I shall gleeke some of you; cut sir. What play we, twelue pence gleeke. Twelue pence, a crowne; vds foote I will not spoile my memory for twelue pence.