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)

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Complete text

 Exeunt. 
 2233Lord Cobham comes out stealing in his gown.
 2234Cob. Harpool, Harpool, I hear a marvellous noise about
 2235the house, God warrant us, I fear we are pursued:
 2236what Harpool?
 2237Har. within. Who calls there?
 2238Cob. 'Tis I, dost thou not hear a noise about the house?
 2239Har. Yes marry do I, zounds I cannot find my hose,
 2240this Irish rascal that lodg'd with me all night, hath stollen
 2241my apparel, and has left me nothing but a lowsie mantle,
 2242and a pair of broags. Get up, get up, and if the Carrier
 2243and his wench be asleep, change you with him as he hath
 2244done with me, and see if we can scape.

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