517GRegorie, of my word Ile carrie no coales.

618 2 No, for if you doo, you should be a Collier.

719 1 If I be in choler, Ile draw.

820 2 Euer while you liue, drawe your necke out of the

921the collar.

1022 1 I strike quickly being moou'd.

1123 2 I, but you are not quickly moou'd to strike.

1224 1 A Dog of the house of the Mountagues moues me.

1325 2 To mooue is to stirre, and to bee valiant is to stand

1426to it: therefore (of my word) if thou be mooud thou't

27runne away.

1628 1 There's not a man of them I meete, but Ile take

29the wall of.

1730 2 That shewes thee a weakling, for the weakest goes

1831to the wall.

1932 1 Thats true, therefore Ile thrust the men from the

2133wall, and thrust the maids to the walls: nay, thou shalt

34see I am a tall peece of flesh.

3335 2 Tis well thou art not fish, for if thou wert thou

33.136wouldst be but poore Iohn.

2437 1 Ile play the tyrant, Ile first begin with the maids, &

2638off with their heads.

2739 2 The heads of the maids?