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Bal_. What ayles she? why, when she cryes out _Solus Rex me facit miseram_, she sayes in the Hypocronicall language that she is so miserably tormented with the wind-Chollicke that it rackes her very soule. _Cor_. I said somewhat cut her soule in pieces. _Bal_. But goe to her and say the oven is heating. _Cor_. And what shall be bak'd in't? _Bal_. Carpe pies, and besides tell her the hole in her Coat shall be mended; and tell her if the Dyall of good dayes goe true, why then bounce Buckrum. _Cor_. The Divell lyes sicke of the Mulligrubs. _Bal_. Or the Cony is dub'd, and three sheepskins-- _Cor_. With the wrong side outward. _Bal_. Shall make the Fox a Night-cap. _Cor_. So the Goose talkes French to the Buzzard. _Bal_. But, Sir, if evill dayes justle our prognostication to the wall, then say there's a fire in the whore-masters Cod-peece. _Cor_. And a poyson'd Bagge-pudding in Tom Thumbes belly. _Bal_. The first cut be thine: farewell! _Cor_. Is this all? _Bal_. Woo't not trust an Almanacke? _Cor_. Nor a Coranta[210] neither, tho it were seal'd with Butter; and yet I know where they both lye passing well. _Enter Lopez_. _Lop_. The King sends round about the Court to seek you. _Bal_. Away, Otterhound. _Cor_. Dancing Beare, I'me gone. [_Exit_. _Enter King attended_. _King_. A private roome.-- [_Exeunt Omnes_. Is't done? hast drawne thy two edg'd sword out yet? _Bal_. No, I was striking at the two Iron Barres that hinder your passage; and see, Sir. [_Drawes_. _King_. What meanst thou? _Bal_. The edge abated? feele. _King_. No, no, I see it. _Bal_. As blunt as Ignorance. _King_. How? put up--So--how? _Bal_. I saw by chance, hanging in Cardinall _Alvarez_ Gallery, a picture of hell. _King_. So; what of that? _Bal_. There lay upon burnt straw ten thousand brave fellowes, all starke naked, some leaning upon Crownes, some on Miters, some on bags of gold; Glory in another Corner lay like a feather beaten in the raine; Beauty was turn'd into a watching Candle that went out stinking; Ambition went upon a huge high paire of stilts but horribly rotten; some in another nooke were killing Kings, and some having their elbowes shov'd forward by Kings to murther others: I was (methought) halfe in hell my selfe whilst I stood to view this peece. _King_. Was this all? _Bal_. Was't not enough to see that? a man is more healthfull that eats dirty puddi
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