Mild. I did, and will againe If it bee to my profit, but oathes made Unto our hurt wee are not bound to keepe.
Ashb. What's that you chalendge, Gripus.
Grip. Not a sowse lesse Then a full thousand crownes.
Ashb. On what condition?
Grip. So much hee vowed and swore to paye mee downe At sight of this his budgett; a deneere I will not bate; downe with my dust, thou perjurer.
Ashb. But did hee sweare?
Mild. Suppose it, saye I did.
Ashb. Then thus I saye, oathes ta'ne advisedly
Ought to bee kept; and this I'l see performed,
What's forfett to my man is due to mee;
I claime it as my right; these your bawdes fallacyes
In this shall no weye helpe you, you shall answer it
Now as a subject and beefore the judge.
Mild. If I appeare in coort I am lost againe;
Better to part with that then hazard all.
These bagges conteine fyve hundred pownds apeece,
Tak't and the pox to boot.
Grip. And all these myne?