That his words may seem heresy, and his doings but nought.
Perv. Doc. Tush, let me alone with that, for I have not so little wit,
But I have practised this already, and mind also to do it.
Yet a further device I have, I think, not amiss.
Hearken to me, Ignorance, for the matter is this:
For the better accomplishing our subtlety pretended,[9]
It were expedient that both our names were amended;
Ignorance shall be Simplicity, for that comes very nigh;
And for Perverse Doctrine I will be called Sound Doctrine, I.
And now that we are both in such sort named,