'I did; I saw him dead, breathless and bleeding
Upon the ground.—
Art thou alive? or is it fantasy,
That plays upon our eye-sight? I pr'ythee, speak;
We will not trust our eyes without our ears:
Thou art not what thou seem'st.'
[Note XXV.]
V. 5. 30. Malone reads 'shewn' on the authority of the Quarto of 1598. But Capell's copy of that edition has 'taught,' and this is the reading of Malone's own copy, now in the Bodleian Library.
THE SECOND PART OF
KING HENRY THE FOURTH.
DRAMATIS PERSONÆ[J].
| Rumour, the Presenter. | |
| King Henry the Fourth. | |
| Henry, Prince of Wales, afterwards King Henry V., | his sons. |
| Thomas, Duke of Clarence, | |
| Prince John of Lancaster, | |
| Prince Humphrey of Gloucester, | |
| Earl of Warwick. | |
| Earl of Westmoreland. | |
| Earl of Surrey. | |
| Gower. | |
| Harcourt. | |
| Blunt. | |
| Lord Chief-Justice of the King's Bench. | |
| A Servant of the Chief-Justice. | |
| Earl of Northumberland. | |
| Scroop, Archbishop of York. | |
| Lord Mowbray. | |
| Lord Hastings. | |
| Lord Bardolph. | |
| Sir John Colville.. | |
| Travers and Morton, retainers of Northumberland. | |
| Sir John Falstaff. | |
| His Page. | |
| Bardolph. | |
| Pistol. | |
| Poins. | |
| Peto. | |
| Shallow, | country justices. |
| Silence, | |
| Davy, Servant to Shallow. | |
| Mouldy, Shadow, Wart, Feeble, and Bullcalf, recruits. | |
| Fang and Snare, sheriff's officers. | |
| Lady Northumberland. | |
| Lady Percy. | |
| Mistress Quickly, hostess of a tavern in Eastcheap. | |
| Doll Tearsheet. | |
| Lords and Attendants; Porter[K], Drawers, Beadles, Grooms, &c. | |
| A Dancer, speaker of the epilogue. | |