Chimes at Midnight

00:00:19 The days that we have seen!

00:05:18 ...drown'd honour by the locks, than to bear so vile a king!

00:09:43 ...a bawdy-house not above once in a quarter...of an hour.

00:13:32 Hath Butler brought those horses from the sheriff?

00:17:29 Shall l be your ostler?

00:22:15 -Why, you whoreson round man. -Vile fat man!

00:25:27 We two saw you four set on four;...

00:29:37 -Harry, whence come you? -My noble lord, from Eastcheap.

00:34:11 -Why, an otter. -An otter, sir John?

00:38:40 Now, by my sceptre, and my soul to boot,...

00:42:45 Lay out, lay out. Fare you well.

00:46:33 -Mouldy? -Yes, my lord.

00:50:13 -...and he found it. -Peace, chewet, peace.

01:01:24 ...and life, time's fool, and time must have a stop.

01:06:49 ...becomes excellent wit.

01:11:39 ...of the great, under canopies of costly state, and lull'd with...

01:15:48 Doll,...

01:20:08 l am old.

01:24:17 lt could not be else, l have drunk medicines.

01:29:47 Hast thou seen a good score of ewes?

01:34:03 ...that strength of speech is utterly denied me.

01:38:22 ...l am a fortune's steward. Come, Pistol, utter more to me,...

01:45:09 l likest the king's fair manner.

01:49:45 ...and his glorious fame forever.''