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Dor. Come you prating kņave, are you preaching now give me but hold of that ſtick, and I'll be thy clerk to ſay Amen to your Cuckold's сaр by and by, take you that: Sirrah. av, and that too goodman raſcal, for eating my piece of cuſtard laſt night: I have not forgot it, yet. I warrant thee. Pet. No thou brazen fac'd ſlut, nor have I forgotten ſince you came home drunk and broke my head with the tongs, for nothing but aſking where you had been; therefore take you that, vou drunken whore, ay, and that too. Dor. O thou rogue, wilt thou murder me, thou bloody minded villain, but take my word, I will be even with thee by and by, if thou wilt let me take my wind a little. Pet. Nay, thou brazen fac'd quean, I'll keep you warm, for you ſhall not get cold under my hands, no, my medicines will not work if you get cold. Dor. Well: wall Sirrah I will make you clearly pay for this anon for I tell thee truly, I ſcorn to be beholden to ſuch a louſy rogue as thou art, no ſirrah; if I die is thy debt, the Devil take thy bones No, no, you brazen fac'd raſcal i'll pay the while I have one penny in my purſe or one ſpark of mettle in my limbs, and that thou ſhalt ſin before I have done with thee, and ſo change me that groat thou rogue: why, how now you raſcal hold up your head; what are you drunk: Pet. No you whore. I am not drunk though you have knockt me down: no. I will aſſure thee that I am able to take the other bout yet, thou ſhalt find Peter has some ſtrength left in him