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his Majesty is well。
BUTLER。 In health�察�my lord。
COBHAM。 God long continue it� �Me thinks you look As though you
were not well�此 �what ails you�察�sir�拭�
BUTLER。 Faith�察�I have had a foolish odd mischance�察�That angers me�此�
coming over Shooters hill�察�There came a fellow to me like a Sailor�察�And
asked me money�察�and whilst I stayed my horse To draw my purse�察�he takes
th' advantage of A little bank and leaps behind me�察�whips My purse away�察�
and with a sudden jerk�察�I know not how�察�threw me at least three yards Out
of my saddle。 I never was so robbed In all my life。
COBHAM。 I am very sorry�察 �sir�察�for your mischance。 We will send
our warrant forth�察 �to stay such suspicious persons as shall be found。
Then�察�master Butler�察�we will attend you。
BUTLER。 I humbly thank your lordship�察�I will attend you。
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ACT II。
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SCENE I。 The same。
��Enter the Sumner。�А�
SUMNER。 I have the law to warrant what I do�察�and though the Lord
Cobham be a noble man�察 �that dispenses not with law�此 �I dare serve
process were a five noble men。 Though we Sumners make sometimes a
mad slip in a corner with a pretty wench�察�a Sumner must not go always
by seeing�此 �a man may be content to hide his eyes�察�where he may feel his
profit。 Well�察 �this is my Lord Cobham's house if I can devise to speak
with him�察 �if not�察 �I'll clap my citation upon's door�此 �so my lord of
Rochester bid me。 But me thinks here comes one of his men。
��Enter Harpoole。�А�
HARPOOLE。 Welcome�察 �good fellow�察 �welcome�察 �who wouldst thou
speak with�拭�
SUMNER。 With my lord Cobham I would speak�察�if thou be one of his
men。
HARPOOLE。 Yes�察�I am one of his men�察�but thou canst not speak with
my lord。
SUMNER。 May I send to him then�拭�
HARPOOLE。 I'll tell thee that�察�when I know thy errand。
SUMNER。 I will not tell my errand to thee。
HARPOOLE。 Then keep it to thy self�察�and walk like a knave as thou
camest。
SUMNER。 I tell thee�察�my lord keeps no knaves�察�sirra。
HARPOOLE。 Then thou servest him not�察�I believe�此 �what lord is thy
master�拭�
SUMNER My lord of Rochester。
HARPOOLE。 In good time� �And what wouldst thou have with my
lord Cobham�拭�
SUMNER。 I come�察 �by virtue of a process�察 �to ascite him to appear
before my lord in the court at Rochester。
HARPOOLE。 ��Aside。�А �Well�察 �God grant me patience� �I could eat
this conger。 My lord is not at home�察�therefore it were good�察�Sumner�察�you
carried your process back。
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SUMNER。 Why�察�if he will not be spoken withal�察�then will I leave it
here�察�and see you that he take knowledge of it。
HARPOOLE。 Swounds�察�you slave�察�do you set up your bills here� �go to�察�
take it down again。 Doest thou know what thou dost�拭�Dost thou know on
whom thou servest process�拭�
SUMNER。 Yes�察�marry�察�do I�察�Sir John Old´castle�察�Lord Cobham。
HARPOOLE。 I am glad thou knowest him yet�此 �and�察 �sirra�察�dost not
thou know�察�that the lord Cobham is a brave lord�察�that keeps good beef and
beer in his house�察�and every day feeds a hundred poor people at's gate�察�and
keeps a hundred tall fellows�拭�
SUMNER。 What's that to my process�拭�
HARPOOLE。 Marry�察�this�察�sir� �is this process parchment�拭�
SUMNER。 Yes�察�marry。
HARPOOLE。 And this seal wax�拭�
SUMNER。 It is so。
HARPOOLE。 If this be parchment�察�& this wax�察�eat you this parchment
and this wax�察�or I will make parchment of your skin�察�and beat your brains
into wax�此 �Sirra Sumner�察�dispatch�察�devour�察�sirra�察�devour。
SUMNER。 I am my lord of Rochester's Sumner�察 �I came to do my
office�察�and thou shalt answer it。
HARPOOLE。 Sirra�察 �no railing�察 �but betake you to your teeth。 Thou
shalt eat no worse than thou bringst with thee�此 �thou bringst it for my lord�察�
and wilt thou bring my lord worse than thou wilt eat thy self�拭�
SUMNER。 Sirra�察�I brought it not my lord to eat。
HARPOOLE。 O�察�do you sir me now�拭�all's one for that�此 �but I'll make
you eat it�察�for bringing it。
SUMNER。 I cannot eat it。
HARPOOLE。 Can you not�拭 �sblood I'll beat you until you have a
stomach。
��He beats him。�А�
SUMNER。 O hold�察�hold�察�good master serving´man� �I will eat it。
HARPOOLE。 Be champing�察 �be chawing�察 �sir�察 �or I'll chaw you�察 �you
rogue� �the purest of the honey� �Tough wax is the purest of the honey。
SUMNER。 O Lord�察�sir� �oh� �oh� �
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��He eats。�А�
HARPOOLE。 Feed�察 �feed� �wholesome�察 �rogue�察 �wholesome� �Cannot
you�察�like an honest Sumner�察�walk with the devil your brother�察�to fetch in
your Bailiffs' rents�察 �but you must come to a noble man's house with
process�拭 �Sblood� �if thy seal were as broad as the lead that covers
Rochester church�察�thou shouldst eat it。
SUMNER。 O�察�I am almost choked� �I am almost choked� �
HARPOOLE。 Who's within there�拭�will you shame my Lord�拭�is there
no beer in the house�拭 �Butler� �I say。
��Enter Butler。�А�
BUTLER。 Here�察�here。
HARPOOLE。 Give him Beer。
��He drinks。�А�
There�察�tough old sheepskin's bare�察�dry meat。
SUMNER。 O sir�察�let me go no further�察�I'll eat my word。
HARPOOLE。 Yea�察�marry�察�sit� �so I mean�此�you shall eat more than your
own word�察 �for I'll make you eat all the words in the process。 Why�察 �you
drab monger�察�cannot the secrets of all the wenches in a shire serve your
turn�察�but you must come hither with a citation�拭�with a pox� �I'll cite you。
��He has then done。�А �A cup of sack for the Sumner。
BUTLER。 Here�察�sir�察�here。
HARPOOLE。 Here�察�slave�察�I drink to thee。
SUMNER。 I thank you�察�sir。
HARPOOLE。 Now if thou findst thy stomach wellbecause thou shalt
see my Lord keep's meat in's houseif thou wilt go in�察 �thou shalt have a
piece of beef to the break fast。
SUMNER。 No�察�I am very well�察�good Master serving´man�察�I thank you�察�
very well sir。
HARPOOLE。 I am glad on't。 Then be walking towards Rochester to
keep your stomach warm�察�and Sumner�察�if I may know you disturb a good
wench within this Diocese�察�if I do not make thee eat her petticoat�察�if there
were four yards of Kentish cloth in't�察�I am a villain。
SUMNER。 God be with you�察�Master serving´man。
��Exit。�А�
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HARPOOLE。 Farewell�察�Sumner。
��Enter Constable。�А�
CONSTABLE。 God save you Master Harpoole。
HARPOOLE。 Welcome�察 �Constable�察 �welcome�察 �Constable�察 �what news
with thee�拭�
CONSTABLE。 And't please you�察�Master Harpoole�察�I am to make hue
and cry�察�for a fellow with one eye that has robbed two Clothiers�察�and am to
crave your hindrance�察�for to search all suspected places�察�and they say there
was a woman in the company。
HARPOOLE。 Hast thou been at the Alehouse�拭�hast thou sought there�拭�
CONSTABLE。 I durst not search�察 �sir�察 �in my Lord Cobham's liberty�察�
except I had some of his servants�察�which are for my warrant。
HARPOOLE。 An honest Constable� �an honest Constable� �Call forth
him that keeps the Alehouse here。
CONSTABLE。 Ho� �who's within there�拭�
��Enter Ale´man。�А�
ALE MAN。 Who calls there�拭�come near a God's name� �Oh�察�is't you�察�
Master Constable and Master Harpoole�拭 �you are welcome with all my
heart。 What make you here so early this morning�拭�
HARPOOLE。 Sirra�察 �what strangers do you lodge�拭 �there is a robbery
done this morning�察�and we are to search for all suspected persons。
ALE MAN。 God's bores� �I am sorry for't�此�yfaith�察�sir�察�I lodge no body
but a good honest merry priest��they call him sir John a Wrotham and a
handsome woman that is his niece�察�that he says he has some suit in law for�察�
and as they go up & down to London�察�sometimes they lie at my house。
HARPOOLE。 What�察�is he here in thy house now�拭�
ALE MAN。 She is�察 �sir。 I promise you�察 �sir�察 �he is a quiet man�察 �and
because he will not trouble too many rooms�察 �he makes the woman lie
every night at his bed's feet。
HARPOOLE。 Bring her forth� �Constable�察 �bring her forth� �let's see
her�察�let's see her。
ALE MAN。 Dorothy�察�you must come down to Master Constable。
DOLL。 Anon�察�forsooth。
��She enters。�А�
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HARPOOLE。 Welcome�察�sweet lass�察�welcome。
DOLL。 I thank you�察�good Master serving´man�察�and master Constable
also。
HARPOOLE。 A plump girl by the mass�察�a plump girl� �Ha�察�Doll�察�ha� �
Wilt thou forsake the pries