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The Works of Christopher Marlowe

Act: 4 Scene: 6

Sirrah Dick, dost thou know why I stand so mute?

I am eighteen pence on the score, but say nothing.

See if she have forgotten me.

O, Hostess, how do you? I hope my score stands still.

O monstrous! Eat a whole load of hay?

Yes, yes, that may be, for I have heard of one that

has eat a load of logs.

O, brave Doctor!

And has the Doctor but one leg then? That's excel-

lent, for one of his devils turned me into the likeness of an

ape's face.

Hark you, we'll into another room and drink

a while, and then we'll go seek out the Doctor.

Act: 4 Scene: 7

Nay, sir, we will be welcome for our money, and

we will pay for what we take. What ho! Give's half a do-

zen of beer here, and be hanged.

O horrible! Had the Doctor three legs?

Ha'you forgotten me? You think to carry it away

with your hey-pass, and re-pass. Do you remember the

dogs fa--- Exeunt Clowns.