[Goes up to Waspe.
Nor. I’ll ne mare, my waimb warkes too mickle with this auready.
Edg. Will you take that, master Waspe, that nobody should mind you?
Waspe. Why, what have you to do? is’t any matter to you?
Edg. No, but methinks you should not be unminded, though.
Waspe. Nor I wu’ not be, now I think on’t. Do you hear, new acquaintance? does no man mind me, say you?
Cut. Yes, sir, every man here minds you, but how?
Waspe. Nay, I care as little how as you do; that was not my question.
Whit. No, noting was ty question, tou art a learned man, and I am a valiant man, i’faith la, tou shalt speak for me, and I will fight for tee.