No Fear Shakespeare: Henry IV Part 1: Act 2, scene ii

	GADSHILL
	Stand.

GADSHILL

Freeze!

	FALSTAFF
	So I do, against my will.

FALSTAFF

I am, and I don't like it.

	POINS
	O, 'tis our setter. I know his voice, Bardolph. —What news?

POINS

Oh, that's the man who planned the whole thing; I recognize his voice, Bardolph.— What's going on?

	GADSHILL
45	Case you, case you. On with your vizards. There's money of
	the King's coming down the hill. 'Tis going to the King's
	Exchequer.

GADSHILL

Cover your faces, cover your faces. Get your masks on. There's tax money coming down the hill, on its way to the King's treasury.

	FALSTAFF
	You lie, you rogue. 'Tis going to the King's Tavern.

FALSTAFF

That's a lie, you clown. It's on its way to the king's bank.

	GADSHILL
	There's enough to make us all.

GADSHILL

There's enough to make us all rich.

	FALSTAFF
50	To be hanged.

FALSTAFF

Or to get us all hanged.

	PRINCE HENRY
	Sirs, you four shall front them in the narrow lane. Ned Poins
	and I will walk lower. If they 'scape from your encounter,
	then they light on us.

PRINCE HENRY

Listen, you four confront them in the narrow lane. Ned Poins and I will wait further down. If they get away from you, they'll run right into us.

	PETO
	How many be there of them?

PETO

How many of them are there?

	GADSHILL
55	Some eight or ten.

GADSHILL

About eight or ten.

	FALSTAFF
	Zounds, will they not rob us?

FALSTAFF

Damn! Won't they rob us?

	PRINCE HENRY
	What, a coward, Sir John Paunch?

PRINCE HENRY

What, are you a coward, Sir John Fatstuff?

	FALSTAFF
	Indeed, I am not John of Gaunt, your grandfather, but yet no
	coward, Hal.

FALSTAFF

Well, I'm certainly not John of Gaunt , your grandfather, but I'm no coward, Hal.

	PRINCE HENRY
60	Well, we leave that to the proof.

PRINCE HENRY

Well, we'll see about that.