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Ralph . Knock at the gates, my squire, with stately lance. [Tim knocks at the door . Enter Tapster. Tap . Whos there?Youre welcome, gentlemen: will you see a room? George . Right courteous and valiant Knight of the Burning Pestle, this is the Squire Tapstero. Ralph . Fair Squire Tapstero, I a wandering knight, Tap . Ant please you see a chamber, you are very welcome. [Exeunt . [Wife . George, I would have something done, and I cannot tell what it is. Cit . What is it, Nell? Wife . Why, George, shall Ralph beat nobody again? prithee, sweetheart, let him. Cit . So he shall, Nell; and if I join with him, well knock them all.] SCENE VII. A Room in the House of Venturewell . Enter HUMPHREY and VENTUREWELL. [Wife . Oh, George, heres Master Humphrey again now that lost Mistress Luce, and Mistress Luces father. Master Humphrey will do somebodys errand, I warrant him.] Hum . Father, its true in arms I neer shall clasp her; For she is stoln away by your man Jasper. [Wife . I thought he would tell him.] Vent . Unhappy that I am, to lose my child! Hum . Father, forgive me. Shall I tell you true? Vent . Get men and horses straight: we will be there Hum . I know the place where he my loins did swaddle; Vent . Meantime I will go talk with Jaspers father. [Exeunt severally . [Wife . George, what wilt thou lay with me now, that Master Humphrey has not Mistress Luce yet? speak, George, what wilt thou lay with me? Cit . No, Nell; I warrant thee, Jasper is at Puckeridge with her by this. |
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