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FAMOUS VICTORIES OF HENRY THE FIFTH.

Comming to inuade the said Henry or his heires,
Then I the said Philip to send him word,
And aide him with all the power I can make,
And thereunto I take my oath.
Hen. V. Come Prince Dolphin, you must sweare too.

Hen. V. Well my brother of France,

[He kisseth the sword.

[He kisseth the sword.

There is one thing more I must néeds require of you,

Fr. King. Wherein is it that we may satisfie your Maiestie ? Hen. V. A trifle my good brother of France.

I meane to make your daughter Quéene of England,

If she be willing, and you therewith content:

How saist thou Kate, canst thou loue the King of England? Kate. How should I loue thee, which is my fathers enemy? Hen. V. Tut stand not vpon these points,

Tis you must make vs friends:

I know Kate, thou art not a litle proud, that I loue thée:
What wench, the King of England?

Fr. King. Daughter let nothing stand betwixt the
King of England and thée, agrée to it.

Kate. I had best while he is willing,

Least when I would, he will not :

I rest at your Maiesties commaund.

Hen. V. Welcome sweet Kate, but my brother of France,

What say you to it?

Fr. King. With all my heart I like it,

But when shall be our wedding day?

Hen. V. The first Sunday of the next moneth,

God willing.

[Sound Trumpets. Exeunt omnes.

THE PLAYS OF

SHAKESPEARE

EDITED BY

HENRY MORLEY, LL.D.

KING HENRY IV

SECOND PART

WITH "THE DEATH OF HENRY

IV," FROM DANIEL'S POEM, ETC.

NEW YORK:

DOUBLEDAY & McCLURE CO,