Dicke. But mee thinkes he should feare the fire, being so often
burnt in the hand, for stealing of sheepe.
40 Cade. Therefore be braue, for your Captain is braue, and vowes reformation: you shall haue seuen half-penny loaues for a penny, [♦] and the three hoopt pot, shall haue ten hoopes, and it shall be felony [♦] to drinke small beere, and if I be king, as king I will be.
All. God saue your maiestie.
45 Cade. I thanke you good people, you shall all eate and drinke of [♦] my score, and go all in my liuerie, and weele haue no writing, but [♦] the score & the Tally, and there shalbe no lawes but such as comes from my mouth.
Dicke. We shall haue sore lawes then, for he was thrust into the 50 mouth the other day.
[♦] George. I and stinking law too, for his breath stinks so, that one cannot abide it.
Enter Will with the Clarke of Chattam.
Will. Oh Captaine a pryze.
[♦] Cade. Whose that Will?