Busy. In the way of comfort to the weak, I will go and eat. I will eat exceedingly, and prophesy; there may be a good use made of it too, now I think on’t: by the public eating of swine’s flesh, to profess our hate and loathing of Judaism, whereof the brethren stand tax’d. I will therefore eat, yea, I will eat exceedingly.
Lit. Good, i’faith, I will eat heartily too, because I will be no Jew, I could never away with that stiff-necked generation: and truly, I hope my little one will be like me, that cries for pig so in the mother’s belly.
Busy. Very likely, exceeding likely, very exceeding likely.
[Exeunt.
[ACT II]
SCENE I—The Fair.
A number of Booths, Stalls, etc., set out.
LANTHORN LEATHERHEAD, JOAN TRASH, and others, sitting by their wares.
Enter Justice OVERDO, at a distance, in disguise.