Exit Nouall, Char: and Aduocates
Rom. You say so.
On what assurance? [140]
For the well cutting of his Lordships cornes,
Picking his toes, or any office else
Neerer to basenesse!
Lil. Looke vpon mee better,
Are these the ensignes of so coorse a fellow?
Be well aduis’d.
Rom. Out, rogue, do not I know, (Kicks him) [145]
These glorious weedes spring from the sordid dunghill
Of thy officious basenesse? wert thou worthy
Of anything from me, but my contempt,
I would do more then this, more, you Court-spider.
Lil. But that this man is lawlesse; he should find that I am valiant. [150]
1 Cred. If your eares are fast,
Tis nothing. Whats a blow or two? As much—
2 Cred. These chastisements, as vsefull are as frequent
To such as would grow rich.
Rom. Are they so Rascals?
I will be-friend you then.
1 Cred. Beare witnesse, Sirs. [155]
Lil. Trueth, I haue borne my part already, friends.
In the Court you shall haue more.