Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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HARPOOLE.
Marry, this, sir! is this process parchment? SUMNER. Yes, marry. HARPOOLE. And this seal wax? SUMNER. It is so. HARPOOLE. If this be parchment, & this wax, eat you this parchment and this wax, or I will make parchment of your skin, and beat your brains into wax: Sirra Sumner, dispatch; devour, sirra, devour. SUMNER. I am my lord of Rochester's Sumner; I came to do my office, and thou shalt answer it. HARPOOLE. Sirra, no railing, but betake you to your teeth. Thou shalt eat no worse than thou bringst with thee: thou bringst it for my lord, and wilt thou bring my lord worse than thou wilt eat thy self? SUMNER. Sirra, I brought it not my lord to eat. |
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