Authors: Anonymous, Michael Drayton, Richard Hathway, Antony Munday, William Shakespeare, Robert Wilson

Editor: Michael Best

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The History of Sir John Oldcastle (Folio 3, 1664)

Scene 18
1. Prologue
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Complete text

 2361Enter the host of the house with the Irishman.
 2362Irish. Be me tro Mester is poor Irisman, is want lud-
 2363ging, is have no mony, is starve and cold, good Mester
 2364give her some meat, is famise and tye.
 2365Host. Faith fellow I have no lodging, but what I keep
 2366for my Guesse: as for meat, thou shalt have as much as
 2367there is, and if thou wilt lie in the barn, there's fair straw,
 2368and room enough.
 2369Irish. Is tank my Mester hertily.
 2370Host. Ho, Robin.
 2371Rob. Who calls?
 2372Host. Shew this poor Irishman to the barn, go sirra.

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The History of Sir John Oldcastle (Folio 3, 1664)