What never-dying honour hath he got-(III.2.105-106). ... this sickness doth infect The very life-blood of our enterprise-(IV.1.28-29). ... (III.2.18-21) Not only does he say he is changed and promises the king to be more himself, he makes a vow to seek out Hotspur and redeem himself for his past actions. Hal concludes his oath with a promise, "And I will die a hundred thousand deaths Ere break the smallest parcel of this vow- (III.2.158-159). ... He forgives Hotspur, his greatest enemy, and even laments his death. ...

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His Life Due to the lack of preserved documentation, very little is known about William Shakespeare's life. ... Due to his family's status in the community Young William most likely attended the King Edward VI School, a free grammar school in Stratford. ... Anne, the daughter of Richard Hathaway, was twenty six and pregnant at the time of her marriage to William. ... Led by actor Richard Burbage, The Lord Chamberlain's Men was a well-known, albeit new, theatre company in London. ... The group averaged two plays per year and Burbage played the starring roles such as Richa...

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