GLO. Nay, then, you injure me. Stay, till he come; he's in a russet cloak, And must attend me like a serving-man. JOHN. Hold, there's my sword, and with my sword my heart. Bring him, for God's sake, and for thy desert My brother king and mother queen shall love thee. GLO. Mark me, good prince; yonder away we come, I go afore, and Gloster follows me; Let not the sheriff nor Richard meddle with us. Begin you first; seize Gloster, and arrest him. I'll draw and lay about me here and here; Be heedful that your watchmen hurt me not. JOHN. I'll hang him that doth hurt thee; prythee, away, I love thee; but thou kill'st me with delay. GLO. Well, keep close watch; I'll bring him presently. JOHN, Away then quickly. GLO. Gloster, close, master sheriff, Prince Richard. RICH. Gloster, adieu. GLO. I trust you. RICH. By my knighthood, I'll prove true. [_Exit_ GLOSTER. JOHN. Revenge, I'll build a temple to your name; And the first offering shall be Gloster's head, Thy altars shall be sprinkled with the blood, Whose wanton current his mad humour fed; He was a rhymer and a riddler, A scoffer at my mother, prais'd my father: I'll fit him now for all--escape and all. RICH. Take heed spite burst not in his proper gall. SCENE THE TWENTIETH. _Enter_ FAUCONBRIDGE _and_ BLOCK. JOHN. How now, what way took Fauconbridge, I wonder? That is not Gloster, sure, that attends on him? FAU. He came not at the sheriff's by the morrow-mass, I sought the Goldsmiths' row, and found him not; Sirrah, y'are sure he sent not home my chain? BLO. Who should send [home] your chain, sir? FAU. The prince, Prince John; I lent it him to-day. JOHN. What's this they talk? BLO. By my truth, sir, and ye lent it him, I think you may go look it: for one of the drawers of the Salutation told me even now, that he had took up a chamber there till evening, and then he will away to Kent. FAU. Body of me, he means to spend my chain. Come, Block; I'll to him. JOHN. Hear you, Fauconbridge; FAU. Why, what a knave art thou? yonder's Prince John. BLO. Then the drawer's a knave; he told me Prince John was at the Salutation. JOHN. Where's Gloster, Fauconbridge? FAU. Sweet prince, I know not. JOHN. Come, jest not with me: tell me where he is? FAU. I never saw him since the Parl'ament. JOHN. Impudent liar, didst thou not even now Say thou wouldst fetch him? Hadst thou not my sword? FAU. Wert thou a king, I will not bear the lie. Thy sword? no, boy; thou seest this sword is mine. BLO. My master a liar? Zounds, wert thou a potentate! FAU. I scorn to wear thy arms, untutor'd child, I fetch thee, Gloster, shameless did I see thee, Since as I went this morning to the Sheriffs, Thou borrow'dst my gold chain! JOHN. Thy chain? FAU. I hope thou wilt not cheat me, princocks John! JOHN. I'll cheat thee of thy life, if thou charge me With any chain. FAU. Come, let him come, I pray, I'll whip ye, boy, I'll teach you to out-face.