cut to my nose watch.

_J sweare by the masse J wyll wash it of with a quart of drinke,
then saye to me what thou wilt._

_Man._ Why, hast thou any lowre in thy bouge to bouse?

_Why, hast thou any money in thy purse to drinke?_

_Roge._ But a flagge, a wyn, and a make.

_But a grot, a penny, and a halfe-penny._

_Man._ Why where is the kene that hath the bene bouse?

_Where is the house that hath the good drinke?_

_Roge._ A bene mort hereby at the signe of the prauncer.

_A good wyfe here by at the signe of the hors._

_Man._ J cutt it is quyer bouse J bousd a flagge the laste darkemans.

_J saye it is small and naughtye drynke, J dranke a groate there
the last night._

_Roge._ But bouse there a bord, and thou shalt haue beneship.

_But drinke there a shyllinge, and thou shalt haue very good._

Tower ye, yander is the kene, dup the gygger, and maund that is
beneshype.

_Se you, yonder is the house, open the doore, and aske for the
best._

_Man._ This bouse is as benshyp as rome bouse.

_This drinke is as good as wyne._

Now J tower that bene bouse makes nase nabes.

_Now J se that good drynke makes a dronken heade._

Maunde of this morte what bene pecke is in her ken.

_Aske of this wyfe what good meate shee hath in her house._

_Roge._ She hath a cacling chete, a grunting chete, ruff pecke, cassan,
and popplarr of yarum.

_She hath a hen, a pyg, baken, chese and mylke porrage._

_Man._ That is beneshyp to oure watche.

_That is very good for vs._

Now we haue well bousd, let vs strike some chete.

_Nowe we haue well dronke, let vs steale some thinge._

Yonder dwelleth a quyere cuffen it were beneshype to myll hym.

_Yonder dwelleth a hoggeshe and choyrlyshe man it weare very well
donne to robbe him._

_Roge._ Nowe, bynge we a waste to the hygh pad, the ruff-manes is by.

_Naye, let vs go hence to the hygh waye, the wodes is at hande._

_Man._ So may we happen on the harmanes and cly the jarke, or to the
quyer ken and skower quyaer cramprings and so to tryning on the
chates.

_So we maye chaunce to set in the stockes, eyther be whypped,
eyther had to prison-house, and there be shackeled with bolttes and
fetters, and then to hange