about Nothing.
13961318Dog. Why then depart in peace, and let the child wake her
13971319with crying, for the ewe that will not heare her lamb when it
13981320baes, will neuer an
swer a calfe when he bleates.
14011322Dog. This is the end of the charge: you con
stable are to
14021323pre
sent the princes owne per
son, if you meete the prince in the
14041325Verges Nay birlady that I thinke a cannot.
14051326Dog. Fiue
shillings to one on't with any man that knowes
14061327the
statutes, he may
stay him, mary not without the prince be
14071328willing, for indeed the watch ought to o
ffend no man, and it is
14081329an o
ffence to
stay a man again
st his will.
14101330Verges Birlady I thinke it be
so.
14111331Dog. Ha ah ha, wel ma
sters good night, and there be any
14121332matter of weight chaunces, cal vp me, keepe your fellowes
14131333coun
sailes, and your owne, and good night, come neigh
- 14151335Watch Well ma
sters, we heare our charge, let vs goe
sitte
14161336here vppon the church bench till twoo, and then all to
14181338Dog. One word more, hone
st neighbors, I pray you watch
14191339about
signior Leonatoes doore, for the wedding being there to
14201340morrow, there is a great coyle to night, adiew, be vigitant I be
- 14261346Con. Here man, I am at thy elbow.
14271347Bor. Mas and my elbow itcht, I thought there would a
14291349Con. I will owe thee an an
swer for that, and now forward
14311351Bor. Stand thee clo
se then vnder this penthou
se, for it
14321352dri
ssells raine, and I will, like a true drunckard, vtter all to
14341354Watch Some trea
son ma
sters, yet
stand clo
se.
Bor.