How may that be, ma'am?
Mrs. Cromwell:
No, don't ask me. Only don't you and John come putting more notions into Oliver's head. I'm sure he's got more than he can rightly manage as it is.
Hampden:
We were told down there that it's to-morrow that my Lord of Bedford and his like are to claim the common rights.
Elizabeth:
Yes.
Ireton:
Mr. Cromwell is to resist, they said.
Mrs. Cromwell: