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t on me, To punish my impertinent search, and justly, And half forgive my son for the device. Kit. Come, will you go? Dame K. Go! to thy shame believe it. Enter Cob. Cob. Why, what's the matter here, 'what's here to do? Kit. O; Cob, art thou come? I have been abused, And in thy house; was never man so wrong'd! Cob. 'Slid, in my house, my master Kitely! who wrongs you in my house? ' Kit. Marry, young lust in old, and old in young here: Thy wife's their bawd, here have I taken them. Cob. How, bawd! is my house come to that? Am I preferr'd thither? Did I not charge you to keep your doors shut, Isbel? and---you let them lie open for all comers! [Beats his wife. Know. Friend, know some cause, before thou beat'st thy wife. This is madness in thee. Cob. Why, is there no cause? Kit. Yes, I'll shew cause before the justice, Cob: Come, let her go with me. Cob. Nay, she shall go. Tib. Nay, I will go. I'll see an you may be allowed to make a bundle of hemp of your right and lawful wife thus, at every cuckoldy knave's pleasure. Why do you not go? Kit. A bitter quean! Come, we will have you tamed. [Exeunt. SCENE IX.---A Street. Enter BRAINWORM, disguised as a City Serjeant. Brai. Well, of all my disguises yet, now am I most like myself, being in this serjeant's gown. A man of my present profession never counterfeits, till he lays hold upon a debtor, and says, he rests him; for then he brings him to all manner of unrest. A kind of little kings we are, bearing the diminutive of a mace, made like a young artichoke, that always carries pepper and salt in itself. Well, I know not what danger I undergo by this exploit; pray Heaven I come well off! Enter MATHEW and BOBADILL. Mat. See, I think, yonder is the varlet, by his gown. Bob. Let's go in quest of him. Mat. 'Save you, friend! 'are not you here by appointment of justice Clement's man? Brai. Yes, an't please you, sir; he told me, two gentlemen had will'd him to procure a warrant from his master, which I have about me, to be served on one Downright. Mat. It is honestly done of you both; and see where the party comes you must arrest; serve it u
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