"Shrewd ones."—"Lame ones."—"so great ones."—Ibid.
"I had my trial,
And must needs say a noble one."—Act II. 1.
"A wife—a true one."—Act III. 1.
"They are a sweet society of fair ones."—Act I. 4.
Fletcher habitually uses "thousand" without the indefinite article, as in the following instances:
"Carried before 'em thousand desolations."—False One, II. 9.
"Offers herself in thousand safeties to you."—Rollo, II. 1.
"This sword shall cut thee into thousand pieces."—Knight of Malta, IV. 2.
In Henry VIII. we have in the prologue: