Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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DOLL. Murder! murder! murder! ALE MAN. Hold! as you are men, hold! for God's sake be quiet! Put up your weapons; you draw not in my house. HARPOOLE. You whoreson bawdy priest! WROTHAM. You old mutton monger! CONSTABLE. Hold, sir John, hold! DOLL. [To the Priest.] I pray thee, sweet hear, be quiet. I was but sitting to drink a pot of ale with him, even as kind a man as ever I met with. HARPOOLE. Thou art a thief, I warrant thee. WROTHAM. Then I am but as thou hast been in thy days. Let's not be ashamed of our trade; the King has been a thief himself. |
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