Raph. I give thee mercy, but yet thou shalt swear
Upon my burning Pestle to perform
Thy promise utter'd.
Bar. I swear and kiss.
Raph. Depart then and amend.
Come Sqire and Dwarf, the Sun grows towards his set,
And we have many more adventures yet. [Exeunt.
Cit. Now Raph is in this humor, I know he would ha beaten all the boys in the house, if they had been set on him.
Wife. I George, but it is well as it is: I warrant you the gentlemen do consider what it is to overthrow a Gyant: but look George, here comes Mistriss Merri-thought, and her son Michael, now you are welcome Mistris Merri-thought, now Raph has done you may go on.
Enter Mistriss Merry-thought and Michael.
Mist. mer. Micke My Boy?
Mich. I forsooth Mother.
Mist. mer. Be merry Micke, we are at home now: where I warrant you, yo shall find the house flung out of the windows: Hark: hey dogs, hey, this is the old world y'faith with my Husband: [if I] get in amo[n]g them, I'll play them such [a] leson, that they shall have little list to come scraping hither again. Why Master Merry-thought, Husband, Charles Merry-thought.
Old Mer. within. If you will sing, and dance, and laugh, and hollow, and laugh again: and then cry there boys there: why then,