The protagonist of this play promises to "play a (*) set [that] shall strike his father's Crowne into the hazard" after receiving a gift of tennis balls.
A woman in this play describes hearing a dying man cry "God" four times, then feeling his feet and knees, which were "as cold as stone." In this play, a character is forced to eat a leek which a Welshman wears on his hat. Bardolph is hung for stealing a "pax" from a church in this play. The protagonist of this play promises to "play a (*) set [that] shall strike his father's Crowne into the hazard" after receiving a gift of tennis balls. A speech beginning "Once more upon the breach, dear friends!" is given at Harfleur in this play. The title character of thisplay disguises himself with Erpingham's cloak the night before given a speech addressed to "we few, we happy few, we band of brothers" on St. Crispin's Day. For 10 points, name this Shakespeare play whose title king beats the French at the Battle of Agincourt.
A woman in this play describes hearing a dying man cry "God" four times, then feeling his feet and knees, which were "as cold as stone."
Henry V