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HARPOOLE。 A plump girl by the mass�察�a plump girl� �Ha�察�Doll�察�ha� �
Wilt thou forsake the priest�察�and go with me�拭�
CONSTABLE。 A� �well said�察 �Master Harpoole�察 �you are a merry old
man�察�yfaith。 Yfaith�察�you will never be old。 Now�察�by the mack�察�a pretty
wench indeed� �
HARPOOLE。 Ye old mad merry Constable�察�art thou advised of that。
Ha�察�well said�察�Doll� �fill some ale here。
DOLL。 ��Aside。�А �Oh�察�if I wist this old priest would not stick to me�察�by
Jove�察�I would ingle this old serving´man。
HARPOOLE。 Oh you old mad colt� �yfaith�察 �I'll feak you� �fill all the
pots in the house there。
CONSTABLE。 Oh�察�well said�察�Master Harpoole� �you are heart of oak
when all's done。
HARPOOLE。 Ha�察�Doll�察�thou hast a sweet pair of lips�察�by the mass。
DOLL。 Truly you are a most sweet old man�察�as ever I saw�察�by my troth�察�
you have a face�察�able to make any woman in love with you。
HARPOOLE。 Fill�察�sweet Doll�察�I'll drink to thee。
DOLL。 'I pledge you�察�sir�察�and thank you therefore�察�And I pray you let it
come。'
HARPOOLE。 ��Embracing her。�А �Doll�察 �canst thou love me�拭 �A mad
merry lass� �would to God I had never seen thee� �
DOLL。 I warrant you�察 �you will not out of my thoughts this
twelvemonth�察�truly you are as full of favour�察�as a man may be。 Ah�察�these
sweet grey locks� �by my troth�察�they are most lovely。
CONSTABLE。 God boores�察�master Harpoole�察�I will have one buss too。
HARPOOLE。 No licking for you�察�Constable� �hand off�察�hand off� �
CONSTABLE。 Bur lady�察�I love kissing as well as you。
DOLL。 Oh�察�you are an odd boy�察�you have a wanton eye of your own� �
ah�察 �you sweet sugar lipped wanton�察 �you will win as many women's
hearts as come in your company。
��Enter Priest。�А�
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WROTHAM。 Doll�察�come hither。
HARPOOLE。 Priest�察�she shall not。
DOLL。 I'll come anon�察�sweet love。
WROTHAM。 Hand off�察�old fornicator。
HARPOOLE。 Vicar�察�I'll sit here in spite of thee。 Is this fit stuff for a
priest to carry up and down with him�拭�
WROTHAM。 Ah�察�sirra�察�dost thou not know that a good fellow parson
may have a chapel of ease�察�where his parish Church is far off�拭�
HARPOOLE。 You whoreson stoned Vicar� �
WROTHAM。 You old stale ruffin� �you lion of Cotswold� �
HARPOOLE。 Swounds�察�Vicar�察�I'll geld you� �
��Flies upon him。�А�
CONSTABLE。 Keep the King's peace� �
DOLL。 Murder� �murder� �murder� �
ALE MAN。 Hold� �as you are men�察�hold� �for God's sake be quiet� �Put
up your weapons�察�you draw not in my house。
HARPOOLE。 You whoreson bawdy priest� �
WROTHAM。 You old mutton monger� �
CONSTABLE。 Hold�察�sir John�察�hold� �
DOLL。 ��To the Priest。�А �I pray thee�察�sweet hear�察�be quiet。 I was but
sitting to drink a pot of ale with him�察�even as kind a man as ever I met
with。
HARPOOLE。 Thou art a thief�察�I warrant thee。
WROTHAM。 Then I am but as thou hast been in thy days。 Let's not
be ashamed of our trade�察�the King has been a thief himself。
DOLL。 Come�察�be quiet。 Hast thou sped�拭�
WROTHAM。 I have�察�wench�此 �here be crowns�察�yfaith。
DOLL。 Come�察�let's be all friends then。
CONSTABLE。 Well said�察�mistress Dorothy�察�yfaith。
HARPOOLE。 Thou art the maddest priest that ever I met with。
WROTHAM。 Give me thy hand�察�thou art as good a fellow。 I am a
singer�察�a drinker�察�a bencher�察�a wencher� �I can say a mass�察�and kiss a lass� �
Faith�察 �I have a parsonage�察 �and because I would not be at too much
charges�察�this wench serves me for a sexton。
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HARPOOLE。 Well said�察�mad priest�察�we'll in and be friends。
��Exeunt。�А�
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SCENE II。 London。 A room in the Axe Inn�察�
without Bishop´gate。
��Enter sir Roger Acton�察�master Bourne�察�master Beverly�察�and William
Murley the brewer of Dunstable。�А�
ACTON。 Now�察�master Murley�察�I am well assured You know our arrant�察�
and do like the cause�察�Being a man affected as we are。
MURLEY。 Mary�察 �God dild ye�察 �dainty my dear� �no master�察 �good sir
Roger Acton Knight�察 �master Bourne�察 �and master Beverly esquires�察�
gentlemen�察 �and justices of the peaceno master I�察 �but plain William
Murley�察�the brewer of Dunstable�察�your honest neighbour�察�and your friend�察�
if ye be men of my profession。
BEVERLY。 Professed friends to Wickliffe�察�foes to Rome。
MURLEY。 Hold by me�察�lad�察�lean upon that staff�察�good master Beverly�此�
all of a house。 Say your mind�察�say your mind。
ACTON。 You know our faction now is grown so great�察�Throughout the
realm�察�that it begins to smoke Into the Clergy's eyes�察�and the King's ear。
High time it is that we were drawn to head�察 �Our general and officers
appointed�察�And wars�察�ye wot�察�will ask great store of coin。 Able to strength
our action with your purse�察�You are elected for a colonel Over a regiment
of fifteen bands。
MURLEY。 Fue�察�paltry�察�paltry� �in and out�察�to and fro� �be it more or less�察�
upon occasion。 Lord have mercy upon us�察 �what a world is this� �Sir
Roger Acton�察�I am but a Dunstable man�察�a plain brewer�察�ye know�此 �will
lusty Cavaliering captains�察 �gentlemen�察 �come at my calling�察 �go at my
bidding�拭 �Dainty my dear�察�they'll do a god of wax�察�a horse or cheese�察�a
prick and a pudding。 No�察�no�察�ye must appoint some lord�察�or knight at
least�察�to that place。
BOURNE。 Why�察�master Murley�察�you shall be a Knight�此�Were you not
in election to be shrieve�拭�Have ye not past all offices but that�拭�Have ye not
wealth to make your wife a lady�拭 �I warrant you�察 �my lord�察 �our General
Bestows that honor on you at first sight。
MURLEY。 Mary�察�God dild ye�察�dainty my dear� �But tell me�察�who shall
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be our General�拭�Where's the lord Cobham�察�sir John Old´castle�察�That noble
alms´giver�察 �housekeeper�察 �virtuous�察 �Religious gentleman�拭 �Come to me
there�察�boys�察�Come to me there� �
ACTON。 Why�察�who but he shall be our General�拭�
MURLEY。 And shall he knight me�察�and make me colonel�拭�
ACTON。 My word for that�此 �sir William Murley�察�knight。
MURLEY。 Fellow sir Roger Acton�察 �knight�察 �all fellowsI mean in
armshow strong are we�拭�how many partners�拭 �Our enemies beside the
King are might�此 �be it more or less upon occasion�察�reckon our force。
ACTON。 There are of us�察�our friends�察�and followers�察�Three thousand
and three hundred at the least�察 �Of northern lads four thousand�察 �beside
horse�察 �From Kent there comes with sir John Old´castle Seven thousand�察�
then from London issue out�察 �Of masters�察 �servants�察 �strangers�察 �prentices�察�
Forty odd thousands into Ficket field�察 �Where we appoint our special
rendezvous。
MURLEY。 Fue�察 �paltry�察 �paltry�察 �in and out�察 �to and fro� �Lord have
mercy upon us�察�what a world is this� �Where's that Ficket field�察�sir Roger�拭�
ACTON。 Behind saint Giles in the field near Holborne。
MURLEY。 Newgate�察�up Holborne�察�S。 Giles in the field�察�and to Tiborne�此�
an old saw。 For the day�察�for the day�拭�
ACTON。 On Friday next�察�the fourteenth day of January。
MURLEY。 Tyllie vallie�察�trust me never if I have any liking of that day� �
fue�察�paltry�察�paltry� �Friday�察�quoth a� �Dismal day� �Childermass day this
year was Friday。
BEVERLY。 Nay�察 �master Murley�察 �if you observe the days�察 �We make
some question of your constancy。 All days are like to men resolved in
right。
MURLEY。 Say Amen�察 �and say no more�察 �but say�察 �and hold�察 �master
Beverly�此 �Friday next�察 �and Ficket field�察 �and William Murley�察 �and his
merry men shall be all one。 I have half a score jades that draw my beer
carts�察�And every jade shall bear a knave�察�And every knave shall wear a
jack�察�And every jack shall have a skull�察�And every skull shall shew a spear�察�
And every spear shall kill a foe At Ficket field�察�at Ficket field。 John and
Tom�察�and Dick and Hodge�察�And Rafe and Robin�察�William & George�察�And
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all my knaves shall fight like men�察�At Ficket field on Friday next。
BOURNE。 What sum of money mean you to disburse�拭�
MURLEY。 It may be modestly�察 �decently�察 �soberly�察 �and handsomely I
may bring five hundred pound。
ACTON。 Five hundred�察�man� �five thousand's not enough� �A hundred
thousand will not pay our men Two months together。 Either come
prepared Like a brave Knight�察�and martial Colonel�察�In glittering gold�察�and
gallant furniture�察 �Bringing in coin a cart load at he least�察�And all your
followers mounted on good horse�察�Or never com