Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 40 of 166 (24%)
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SUMNER.
God be with you, Master serving-man. [Exit.] HARPOOLE. Farewell, Sumner. [Enter Constable.] CONSTABLE. God save you Master Harpoole. HARPOOLE. Welcome, Constable, welcome, Constable; what news with thee? CONSTABLE. And't please you, Master Harpoole, I am to make hue and cry, for a fellow with one eye that has robbed two Clothiers, and am to crave your hindrance, for to search all suspected places; and they say there was a woman in the company. HARPOOLE. Hast thou been at the Alehouse? hast thou sought there? CONSTABLE. I durst not search, sir, in my Lord Cobham's liberty, except I had some of his servants, which are for my warrant. HARPOOLE. |
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