The second part of
11701025stewd pruins, and dried cakes: a captaine? Gods light the
se vil
- 11711026laines wil make the word as odious as the word occupy, which
1171.11027was an excellent good worde before it was il
sorted, therefore
11741029Bard. Pray thee go downe good Ancient.
11751030Falst. Hearke thee hither mi
stris Dol.
11761031Pist. Not I, I tell thee what corporall Bardolfe, I could
11771032teare her, Ile be reuengde of her.
11791034Pist. Ile
see her damnd
fir
st, to Plutoes damnd lake by this
11801035hãd to th'infernal deep, with erebus & tortures vile al
so: holde
11811036hooke and line,
say I: downe, downe dogges, downe faters haue
11831038Host. Good captaine Pee
sell be quiet, tis very late yfaith, I
11841039be
seeke you now aggrauate your choller.
11851040Pist The
se be good humors indeede,
shal pack-hor
ses, and
11861041hollow pamperd iades of A
sia which cannot goe but thirtie
11871042mile a day, compare with C
aesars and with Canibals, and tro
- 11881043iant Greekes? nay rather damne them with King Cerberus, and
11891044let the Welkin roare,
shall we fall foule for toies?
11911045Host. By my troth captaine, the
se are very bitter words.
11931046Bard. Be gone good Ancient, this will grow to a brawle
11951048Pist. Men like dogges giue crownes like pins, haue we not
11971050Host. A my word Captaine, theres none
such here, what
11981051the goodyeare do you thinke I would denie her? for Gods
sake
12001053Pist. Then feed and be fat, my faire Calipolis, come giues
12011054some
sacke,
si fortune me tormente sperato me contento, feare we
12021055brode
sides? no, let the
fiend giue
fire, giue me
some
sacke, and
12031056sweet hart, lie thou there, come we to ful points here? and are &
12061058Falst. Pi
stol, I would be quiet.
12071059Pist. Sweet Knight, I ki
sse thy nea
ffe, what, we haue
seene
Dol.