Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
page 6 of 166 (03%)
page 6 of 166 (03%)
|
SERVANT. The King's Justices, perceiving what public mischief may ensue this private quarrel, in his majesty's name do straightly charge and command all persons, of what degree soever, to depart this city of Hereford, except such as are bound to give attendance at this Assize, and that no man presume to wear any weapon, especially welsh-hooks, forest bills-- OWEN. Haw, no pill nor wells hoog? ha? MAYOR. Peace, and hear the proclamation. SERVANT. And that the Lord Powesse do presently disperse and discharge his retinue, and depart the city in the King's peace, he and his followers, on pain of imprisonment. DAVY. Haw? pud her Lord Pawesse in prison? A Pawes! A Pawesse! cossone live and tie with her Lord. GOUGH. A Herbert! a Herbert! [In this fight the Lord Herbert is wounded, and falls to the ground; the Mayor and his company go away, crying clubs; |
|