22272002Old man. I my Lord.

22282003Glost. Then prethee get thee gone, if for my sake

22292004Thou wilt ore-take vs here a mile or twaine

22302005I'th way to Douer, do it for ancient loue,

22312006And bring some couering for this naked soule,

22322007Who ile entreate to lead me.

22332008Old man. Alacke sir he is mad.

22342009Glost. Tis the times plague, when madmen leade the blinde,

22362010Do as I bid thee, or rather do thy pleasure,

22372011Aboue the rest, be gone.

22382012Old man. Ile bring him the best parrell that I haue,

22392013Come on't what will.

22402014Glo. Sirra, naked fellow.

22412015Edg. Poore Toms a cold, I cannot dance it farther.

22422016Glo. Come hither fellow.

22442017Edg. Blesse thy sweete eyes, they bleed.

22452018Glo. Knowst thou the way to Douer?

22462019Edg. Both stile and gate, horse-way, and foot-path,

2020Poore Tom hath beene scard out of his good wits,

22472021Blesse the good man from the foule fiend,

2248.12022Fiue fiends haue beene in poore Tom at once,

2248.22023Of lust, as Obidicut, Hobbididence Prince of dumbnesse,

2248.32024Mahu of stealing, Modo of murder, Stiberdigebit of Mobing,

2248.42025And Mohing who since possesses chambermaids

2248.52026And waiting women, so, blesse thee master.

22492027Glo. Here take this purse, thou whom the heauens plagues

22502028Haue humbled to all strokes, that I am wretched, makes thee

22512029The happier, heauens deale so still,

22522030Let the superfluous and lust-dieted man

22532031That stands your ordinance, that will not see

22542032Because he doth not feele, feele your power quickly,

22552033So distribution should vnder excesse,

22562034And each man haue enough: dost thou know Douer?

22572035Edg. I master.

22582036Glo. There is a cliffe, whose high and bending head

22592037Lookes firmely in the confined deepe,

22602038Bring me but to the very brim of it,