Yorke. Please it your Maiestie, this is the day
That was appointed for the combating
Betweene the Armourer and his man, my Lord,
And they are readie when your grace doth please.
40 King. Then call them forth, that they may trie their rightes.
Enter at one doore the Armourer and his neighbours, drinking to him so much that he is drunken, and he enters with a drum before him, and his staffe with a sand-bag fastened to it, and at the other doore, his man with a drum and sand-bagge, and Prentises drinking to him.
[♦] 1. Neighbor. Here neighbor Hornor, I drink to you in a cup of (Sacke.
And feare not neighbor, you shall do well inough.
[♦] 2. Neigh. And here neighbor, heres a cup of Charneco.
[♦] 3. Neigh. Heres a pot of good double beere, neighbor drinke