The Works of Christopher Marlowe
The Jew of Malta
Act:
4
Scene:
3
Pilia-borza
Jew, I must ha more gold.
Pilia-borza
No; but three hundred will not serve his turne.
Pilia-borza
No Sir; and therefore I must have five hundred more.
Pilia-borza
Oh good words, Sir, and send it you, weere best se; there's his letter.
Pilia-borza
I, and the rest too, or else—
Pilia-borza
No god-a-mercy, shall I have these crownes?
Pilia-borza
Oh, if that be all, I can picke ope your locks.
Pilia-borza
I know enough, and therfore talke not to me of your Counting-house: the gold, or know Jew it is in my power to hang thee.
Pilia-borza
Here's many words but no crownes; the crownes.
Pilia-borza
Speake, shall I have 'um, Sir?
Pilia-borza
I know it, Sir.
Pilia-borza
Soone enough to your cost, Sir:
Fare you well.