2171Host. Sir, y'are welcome to this house, to such as is

2172here with all my heart: but I fear your lodging will be

2173the worst. I have but two beds, and they are both in a

2174chamber, and the Carrier and his daughter lies in the

2175one, and you and your wife must lye in the other.

2176Cob. Faith sir, for my self I do not greatly pass,

2177My wife is weary, and would be at rest,

2178For we have travel'd very far to day,

2179We must be content with such as you have.

2180Host. But I cannot tell how to do with your man.

2181Har. What? hast thou never an empty room in thy

2182house for me?

2183Host. Not a bed in troth. There came a poor Irish-

2184man, and I lodg'd him in the barn, where he has fair

2185straw, although he have nothing else.

2186Har. Well mine Host, I prythee help me to a pair of

2187clean sheets, and I'le go lodge with him.

2188Host. By the Mass that thou shalt, a good pair

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