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sense is quite confounded。
COBHAM。 Let that alone�此 �and madam�察�stay me not�察�For I must back
unto the court again With all the speed I can。 Harpoole�察�my horse。
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LADY COBHAM。 So soon�察�my Lord�拭�what�察�will you ride all night�拭�
COBHAM。 All night or day�察�it must be so�察�sweet wife。 Urge me not
why or what my business is�察�But get you in。 Lord Powis�察�bear with me�察�
And madam�察�think your welcome ne'er the worse�此�My house is at your use。
Harpoole�察�away。
HARPOOLE。 Shall I attend your lordship to the court�拭�
COBHAM。 Yes�察�sir�察�your gelding� �mount you presently。
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LADY COBHAM。 I prithee�察 �Harpoole�察�look unto thy Lord。 I do not
like this sudden posting back。
POWIS。 Some earnest business is a foot belike�察�What e'er it be�察�pray
God be his good guide。
LADY POWIS。 Amen� �that hath so highly us bested。
LADY COBHAM。 Come�察 �madam�察�and my lord�察�we'll hope the best�察�
You shall not into Wales till he return。
POWIS。 Though great occasion be we should depart�察�Yet madam will
we stay to be resolved Of this unlooked for�察�doubtful accident。
��Exeunt。�А�
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SCENE II。 A road near Highgate。
��Enter Murley and his men�察�prepared in some filthy order for war。�А�
MURLEY。 Come�察�my hearts of flint�察�modestly�察�decently�察�soberly�察�and
handsomely�察�no man afore his Leader�察�follow your master�察�your Captain�察�
your Knight that shall be�察�for the honor of Meal´men�察�Millers�察�and Malt´
men。 Dunne is the mouse。 Dick and tom�察�for the credit of Dunstable�察�
ding down the enemy to morrow�察 �ye shall not come into the field like
beggars。 Where be Leonard and Laurence�察�my two loaders�拭 �Lord have
mercy upon us�察�what a world is this�拭 �I would give a couple of shillings
for a dozen of good feathers for ye�察�and forty pence for as many scarfs to
set ye out withal。 Frost and snow� �a man has no heart to fight till he be
brave。
DICK。 Master�察 �I hope we be no babes。 For our manhood�察 �our
bucklers and our town foot´balls can bear witness�此 �and this light parrel
we have shall off�察�and we'll fight naked afore we run away。
TOM。 Nay�察�I am of Laurence mind for that�察�for he means to leave his
life behind him�察 �he and Leonard�察 �your two loaders�察 �are making their
wills because they have wives。 Now we Bachelors bid our friends
scramble for our goods if we die�此 �but�察�master�察�pray ye�察�let me ride upon
Cutte。
MURLEY。 Meal and salt�察 �wheat and malt�察 �fire and tow�察 �frost and
snow� �why�察 �Tom�察 �thou shalt。 Let me see�此 �here are you�察 �William and
George are with my cart�察 �and Robin and Hodge holding my own two
horses�此 �proper men�察�handsome men�察�tall men�察�true men。
DICK。 But�察 �master�察 �master�察 �me thinks you are a mad man to hazard
your own person and a cart load of money too。
TOM。 Yea�察�and�察�master�察�there's a worse matter in't。 If it be as I heard
say�察�we go to fight against all the learned Bishops�察�that should give us their
blessing�察�and if they curse us�察�we shall speed ne'er the better。
DICK。 Nay�察�bir lady�察�some say the King takes their part�察�and�察�master�察�
dare you fight against the King�拭�
MURLEY。 Fie�察�paltry�察�paltry� �in and out�察�to and fro�察�upon occasion�察�if
the King be so unwise to come there�察�we'll fight with him too。
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TOM。 What�察�if ye should kill the King�拭�
MURLEY。 Then we'll make another。
DICK。 Is that all�拭�do ye not speak treason�拭�
MURLEY。 If we do�察 �who dare trip us�拭 �we come to fight for our
conscience�察 �and for honor。 Little know you what is in my bosom�察 �look
here�察�mad knaves�察�a pair of gilt spurs。
TOM。 A pair of golden spurs�拭 �Why do you not put them on your
heels�拭 �Your bosom's no place for spurs。
MURLEY。 Be't more or less upon occasion�察�Lord have mercy upon us�察�
Tom�察�th'art a fool�察�and thou speakest treason to knighthood。 Dare any wear
golden or silver spurs till he be a knight�拭�No�察 �I shall be knighted to
morrow�察�and then they shall on。 Sirs�察�was it ever read in the church book
of Dunstable�察�that ever malt man was made knight�拭�
TOM。 No�察 �but you are more�此 �you are meal´man�察 �maltman�察 �miller�察�
corn´master and all。
DICK。 Yea�察�and half a brewer too�察�and the devil and all for wealth。 You
bring more money with you�察�than all the rest。
MURLEY。 The more's my honor。 I shall be a knight to morrow� �
Let me spose my men�此 �Tom upon cut�察�Dick upon hob�察�Hodge upon Ball�察�
Raph upon Sorell�察�and Robin upon the forehorse。
��Enter Acton�察�Bourne�察�and Beverly。�А�
TOM。 Stand�察�who comes there�拭�
ACTON。 All friends�察�good fellow。
MURLEY。 Friends and fellows�察�indeed�察�sir Roger。
ACTON。 Why�察 �thus you shew your self a Gentleman�察 �To keep your
day�察�and come so well prepared。 Your cart stands yonder�察�guarded by your
men�察�Who tell me it is loaden with coin。 What sum is there�拭�
MURLEY。 Ten thousand pound�察 �sir Roger�此 �and modestly�察 �decently�察�
soberly�察�and handsomely�察�see what I have here against I be knighted。
ACTON。 Gilt spurs�拭�tis well。
MURLEY。 But where's your army�察�sir�拭�
ACTON。 Dispersed in sundry villages about�此 �Some here with us in
Highgate�察 �some at Finchley�察 �Totnam�察 �Enfield�察 �Edmunton�察 �Newington�察�
Islington�察 �Hogsdon�察 �Pancredge�察 �Kensington�察 �Some nearer Thames�察�
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Ratcliffe�察 �Blackwall and Bow�察 �But our chief strength must be the
Londoners�察 �Which�察 �ere the Sun to morrow shine�察 �Will be near fifty
thousand in the field。
MURLEY。 Mary�察�God dild ye�察�dainty my dear� �but upon occasion�察�sir
Roger Acton�察�doth not the King know of it�察�and gather his power against
us�拭�
ACTON。 No�察�he's secure at Eltham。
MURLEY。 What do the Clergy�拭�
ACTON。 Fear extremely�察�yet prepare no force。
MURLEY。 In and out�察�to and fro�察�Bully my boikin�察�we shall carry the
world afore us� �I vow by my worship�察�when I am knighted�察�we'll take
the King napping�察�if he stand on their part。
ACTON。 This night we few in Highgate will repose。 With the first
cock we'll rise and arm our selves�察�To be in Ficket field by break of day�察�
And there expect our General。
MURLEY。 Sir John Old´castle�拭�what if he come not�拭�
BOURNE。 Yet our action stands。 Sir Roger Acton may supply his
place。
MURLEY。 True�察�Master Bourne�察�but who shall make me knight�拭�
BEVERLY。 He that hath power to be our General。
ACTON。 Talk not of trifles�察�come�察�let's away。 Our friends of London
long till it be day。
��Exeunt。�А�
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SCENE III。 A high road in Kent。
��Enter sir John of Wrotham and Doll。�А�
DOLL。 By my troth�察�thou art as jealous a man as lives。
PRIEST。 Canst thou blame me�察�Doll�拭�thou art my lands�察�my goods�察�my
jewels�察 �my wealth�察 �my purse。 None walks within xl。 miles of London�察�
but a plies thee as truly as the parish does the poor man's box。
DOLL。 I am as true to thee as the stone is in the wall�察 �and thou
knowest well enough�察�sir John�察�I was in as good doing�察�when I came to
thee�察�as any wench need to be�察�and therefore thou hast tried me�察�that thou
hast�此 �by God's body�察�I will not be kept as I have been�察�that I will not。
PRIEST。 Doll�察 �if this blade hold�察 �there's not a peddlar walks with a
pack�察 �but thou shalt as boldly choose of his wares�察 �as with thy ready
money in a Merchant's shop。 We'll have as good silver as the King
coins any。
DOLL。 What�察 �is all the gold spent you took the last day from the
Courtier�拭�
PRIEST。 Tis gone�察 �Doll�察 �tis flown�察 �merely come�察 �merely gone�此 �he
comes a horse back that much pay for all。 We'll have as good meat as
money can get�察�and as good gowns as can be bought for gold。 Be merry�察�
wench�察�the malt´man comes on Monday。
DOLL。 You might have left me at Cobham�察�until you had been better
provided for。
PRIEST。 No�察�sweet Doll�察�no�此 �I do not like that。 Yond old ruffian is
not for the priest�此 �I do not like a new clerk should come in the old belfry。
DOLL。 Ah�察�thou art a mad priest�察�yfaith。
PRIEST。 Come�察�Doll�察�I'll see thee safe at some alehouse here at Cray�察�
and the next sheep that comes shall leave his fleece。
��Exeunt。�А�
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