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     COBHAM。   What�察  �will   these   Ostlers   sleep   all   day�拭      �Good   morrow�察�

good   morrow。      Come�察  �wench�察  �come。   Saddle�   �saddle�        �Now   afore   God 

too fair days�察�ha�拭�

     CONSTABLE。 Who comes there�拭�

     MAYOR。 Oh�察�tis Lancashire carrier�察�let him pass。 

     COBHAM。 What�察  �will no   body  open   the   gates   here�拭  �Come�察  �let's   int 



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stable to look to our capons。 

     ��Exeunt Cobham and his Lady。�А�

     ��The carrier calling。�А�

     CLUB。      ��Calling。�А     �Host�    �why     ostler�   �zwooks�察    �here's   such    a 

bomination company of boys。           A pox of this pigsty at the house end�此         �it 

fills all the house full of fleas。 Ostler� �ostler� �

     ��Enter Ostler。�А�

     OSTLER。 Who calls there�拭�what would you have�拭�

     CLUB。   Zwooks�察  �do   you   rob   your   guests�拭  �do   you   lodge   rogues   and 

slaves�察�and scoundrels�察�ha�拭�they ha stolen our clothes           here�此   �why�察�ostler� �

     OSTLER。 A murrein choke you�察�what a bawlin you keep。 

     ��Enter Host。�А�

    HOST。 How now�察�what would the carrier have�拭�look up there。 

     OSTLER。 They  say   that   the   man   and   woman   that   lay  by  them  have 

stolen their clothes。 

    HOST。 What�察�are the strange folks up yet that come in yester night�拭�

     CONSTABLE。 What�察�mine host�察�up so early�拭�

    HOST。 What�察�master Mayor�察�and master Constable� �

    MAYOR。 We are come to seek for some suspected persons�察�And such 

as here we found�察�have apprehended。 

     ��Enter the Carrier and Kate in lord Cobham and ladies apparel。�А�

     CONSTABLE。 Who comes here�拭�

     CLUB。 Who comes here�拭�a plague found ome� �you bawl�察�quoth a� �ods 

hat�察�I'll forzwear your house�此      �you lodged a fellow and his wife by that ha 

run away with our parrel�察�and left us such gew´gaws here��Come Kate�察�

come to me�察�thowse dizeard�察�yfaith。 

    MAYOR。 Mine host�察�know you this man�拭�

    HOST。 Yes�察�master Mayor�察�I'll give my word for him。               Why�察�neighbor 

Club�察�how comes this gear about�拭�

    KATE。   Now�察  �a   fowl   ont�察  �I   can   not   make   this   gew´gaw   stand   on   my 

head�此   �now the lads and the lasses won flout me too too 

     CONSTABLE。 How came this man and woman thus attired�拭�

    HOST。 Here came a man and woman hither this last night�察�which I did 

take for substantial people�察�and lodged all in one chamber by these folks�察�



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me   thinks�察  �have   been   so   bold   to   change   apparel�察  �and   gone   away   this 

morning ere they rose。 

     MAYOR。 That was that villain traitor�察�Old´castle�察�that thus escaped us�此�

make   out   hue   and   cry   yet   after   him�察  �keep   fast   that   traitorous   rebel�察  �his 

servant�察�there�此      �farewell�察�mine host。 

     CARRIER。 Come�察�Kate Owdham�察�thou and Ise trimly dizard。 

     ��Exeunt。�А�



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                 SCENE VIII。 A wood near St。 Albans。 



     ��Enter sir John Old´castle�察�and his Lady disguised。�А�

     COBHAM。 Come�察�Madam�察�happily escaped�察�here let us sit。 This place 

is far remote from any path�察�And here awhile our weary limbs may rest�察�To 

take refreshing�察�free from the pursuit Of envious Rochester。 

     LADY   COBHAM。   But   where�察  �my   Lord�察  �Shall   we   find   rest   for   our 

disquiet minds�拭�There dwell untamed thoughts that hardly stop�察�To such 

abasement   of   disdained   rags。 We   were   not   wont   to   travel   thus   by  night�察�

Especially on foot。 

     COBHAM。 No matter�察�love�察�Extremities admit no better choice�察�And 

were   it   not   for   thee�察  �say   froward   time   Imposed   a   greater   task�察  �I   would 

esteem it As lightly as the wind that blows upon us�察�But in thy sufference I 

am doubly tasked。 Thou wast not wont to have the earth thy stool�察�Nor the 

moist dewy grass thy pillow�察�nor Thy chamber to be the wide horizon。 

     LADY COBHAM。 How can it seem a trouble�察�having you A partner 

with me in the worst I feel�拭  �No�察�gentle Lord�察�your presence would give 

ease   To   death   it   self�察  �should   he   now   seize   upon   me。   Behold   what   my 

foresight hath underta'en 

     ��Here's bread and cheese & a bottle。�А�

     For fear we faint�察�they are but homely cates�察�Yet sauced with hunger�察�

they may seem as sweet As greater dainties we were wont to taste。 

     COBHAM。   Praise   be   to   him   whose   plenty   sends   both   this   And   all 

things else our mortal bodies need�察�Nor scorn we this poor feeding�察�nor the 

state We now are in�察�for what is it on earth�察�Nay�察�under heaven�察�continues 

at a stay�拭�Ebbs not the sea�察�when it hath overflown�拭�Follows not darkness 

when   the    day   is  gone�拭  �And   see    we   not  sometime     the   eye  of  heaven 

Dimmed with overflying clouds�此            �there's not that work Of careful nature�察�

or of cunning art�察。�How strong�察�how beauteous�察�or how rich it be�� But falls 

in   time   to   ruin。 Here�察  �gentle   Madame�察  �In   this   one   draught   I   wash   my 

sorrow down。 

     ��Drinks。�А�

     LADY COBHAM。 And I�察�encouraged with your cheerful speech�察�Will 

do the like。 



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     COBHAM。 Pray God poor Harpoole come。 If he should fall into the 

Bishop's hands�察�Or not remember where we bade him meet us�察�It were the 

thing of all things else�察�that now Could breed revolt in this new peace of 

mind。 

     LADY COBHAM。 Fear not�察�my Lord�察�he's witty to devise�察�And strong 

to execute a present shift。 

     COBHAM。 That power be still his guide hath guided us� �My drowsy 

eyes   wax   heavy�此    �early   rising�察  �Together   with   the   travel   we   have   had�察�

Make me that   I could   gladly take   a nap�察�Were   I persuaded   we might   be 

secure。 

     LADY COBHAM。 Let that depend on me�此                    �whilst you do sleep�察�I'll 

watch   that   no   misfortune   happen   us。   Lay   then   your   head   upon   my   lap�察�

sweet Lord�察�And boldly take your rest。 

     COBHAM。 I shall�察�dear wife�察�Be too much trouble to thee。 

     LADY  COBHAM。   Urge   not   that�察  �My  duty  binds   me�察  �and   your   love 

commands。 I would I had the skill with tuned voice To draw on sleep with 

some     sweet    melody�察   �But    imperfection�察    �and   unaptness    too�察  �Are   both 

repugnant�此     �fear insert the one�察�The other nature hath denied me use。 But 

what   talk   I   of   means   to   purchase   that�察  �Is   freely   happened�拭  �sleep   with 

gentle hand Hath shut his eye´lids。           Oh victorious labour�察�How soon thy 

power can charm the bodies sense�拭�And now thou likewise climbst unto 

my brain�察�Making my heavy temples stoop to thee。 Great God of heaven 

from danger keep us free。 

     ��Both sleep。�А�

     ��Enter sir Richard Lee�察�and his men。�А�

     LEE。 A  murder closely done�察�and in my ground�拭�Search carefully�察�if 

any where it were�察�This obscure thicket is the likeliest place。 

     SERVANT。   Sir�察  �I   have   found   the   body  stiff   with   cold�察�And   mangled 

cruelly with many wounds。 

     LEE。 Look if thou knowest him�察�turn his body up。 Alack�察�it is my son�察�

my son and heir�察�Whom two years since I sent to Ireland�察�To practice there 

the   discipline   of   war�察�And   coming   home   ��for   so   he   wrote   to   me��   Some 

savage heart�察�some bloody devilish hand�察�Either in hate�察�or thirsting for his 

coin�察  �Hath   here   sluiced   out   his   blood。 Unhappy   hour�察�Accursed   place�察�



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but   most   inconstant   fate�察 �That   hadst   reserved   him   from   the   bullet's   fire�察�

And   suffered   him   to   scape   the   wood´karn's   fury�察  �Didst   here   ordain   the 

treasure of his life�察。�Even here within the arms of tender peace�察�And where 

security gave greatest hope�� To be consumed by treason's wasteful hand� �

And what   is   most afflicting to   my soul�察�That this his death   and   murther 

should be wrought Without the knowledge by whose means twas done。 

     SECOND SERVANT。 Not so�察�sir�察�I have found the authors of it。 See 

where they sit�察�and in their bloody fists�察�The fatal instruments of death and 

sin。 

     LEE。 Just judgement of that power�察�whose gracious eye�察�Loathing the 

sight of such a heinous fact�察�Dazzled their senses with benumbing sleep�察�

Till    their  unhallowed       treachery    were    known�      �Awake�察    �ye   monsters�察�

murderers�察     �awake�察    �Tremble      for   horror�察   �blush�察  �you    cannot     choose�察�

Beholding this inhumane deed of yours。 

     COBHAM。 What mean you�察�sir�察�to trouble weary souls�察�And interrupt 

us of our quiet sleep�拭�

       LEE。   Oh   devilish�   �can   you   boast   unto   your   selves   Of   quiet   sleep�察�

having   within   your   hearts   The   guilt   of   murder   waking�察  �that   with   cries 

Deafs   the   loud   thunder�察  �and   solicits   heaven   With   more   than   Mandrake's 

shrieks for your offence�拭�

     LADY COBHAM。 What murder�拭�you upbraid us wrongfully。 

     LEE。 Can you deny the fact�拭�see you not here The body of my son by 

you mis´done�拭�Look on his wounds�察�look on his purple hue�此�Do we not 

find you where the deed was done�拭�Were not your knives fast closed   in 

your hands�拭�Is not this cloth an argument beside�察�Thus stained and spotted 

with his innocent blood�拭�These speaking characters�察�were nothing else To 

plead against ye�察�would convict 

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