be to spend my days amongst you all.
You show your loves in these large multitudes
That come to meet me. I will pray for you.
Heaven prosper you, that you may know old years,
And live to see your children’s children
Sit at your boards with plenty! When there is
A want of anything, let it be known
To me, and I will be a father to you.
God keep you all!

[Flourish. Exeunt Kings and their Train.

All. God bless your majesty, God bless your majesty!

1 Man. Come, shall we go? all’s done.

Wom. Ay, for God’s sake: I have not made a fire yet.

2 Man. Away, away! all’s done.

3 Man. Content. Farewell, Philip.

1 Cit. W. Away, you halter-sack, you!

2 Man. Philip will not fight; he’s afraid on’s face.

Phil. Ay, marry; am I afraid of my face?

3 Man. Thou wouldst be, Philip, if thou saw’st it in a glass: it looks so like a visor.

[Exeunt the three Men and Woman.

1 Cit. W. You’ll be hang’d, sirrah. Come Philip, walk before us homewards. Did not his majesty say he had brought us home peas for all our money?

2 Cit. W. Yes, marry, did he.

1 Cit. W. They’re the first I heard on this year, by my troth.
I long’d for some of ’em. Did he not say, we should have some?

2 Cit. W. Yes, and so we shall anon, I warrant you, have every one a peck brought home to our houses.

[Exeunt.