The History of Sir John Oldcastle (Folio 3, 1664)
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Enter Rochester, Constable of S. Albans, with Priest,
¶Doll, and the Irishman in Harpool's apparel.
¶Not two hours since, we apprehended one
2530The servant of that heretick Lord Cobham.
¶Me be Mack Chane of Ulster.
¶You cannot blind us with your broken Irish.
¶Harpool or not Harpool, that I leave to the trial:
¶Is he that murdred young Sir Richard Lee:
¶I met him presently upon the fact,
¶Those Jewels, and that chain I took from him.
¶Bish. Well, our affairs do call us back to London,
¶As we desire to do, therefore we leave
2545The charge with you, to see they be convey'd
¶To Hartford Size: both this counterfeit,
¶And you Sir John of Wrotham, and your wench,
¶For you are culpable as well as they,
¶Though not for murther, yet for fellony.
2550But since you are the means to bring to light
¶This graceless murther, ye shall bear with you
¶Our Letters to the Judges of the Bench,
¶To be your friends in what they lawfull may.
