Cit. What stately music have you? Have you shawns?
Pro. Shawns? No.
Cit. No? I'm a thief if my mind did not give me so. Ralph plays a stately part, and he must needs have shawns: I'll be at the charge of them myself rather than we'll be without them.
Pro. So you are like to be.
Cit. Why and so I will be, there's two shillings, let's have the waits of Southwark, they are as rare fellows as any are in England; and that will fetch them all o'er the water with a vengeance, as if they were mad.
Pro. You shall have them; will you sit down, then?
Cit. Ay, come, wife.
Wife. Sit you, merry all gentlemen, I'm bold to sit amongst you for my ease.
Pro. From all that's near the Court, from all that's great
Within the compass of the city walls,