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Intrāt Misogōus Orga[lus &] Oenophilus.
Mi.
Gods precious boddy this counterfett skippthirft is come all ready.
drawe your weapons like champions & kepe him from possession.

Eugo.
Liturgus is this my brother thou taukst one that come this way so heady
lorde what meaneth he will he barr my father from his habitation

Phi.
Away away thou branlesse foole wilt thou never be wise
stand out of my way wagghalter or I will britche the nakte

Mi.
Whatsomere he be that chalings anye thinge here Ile indite him at the sise
ist kepe yow from settinge a foute within this thresolde as stout as ye m[a]***

Eugo.
Alas brother I come for no landes I cume to see my father I
& to doe my deutye vnto him as it doth me become

Mi.
Brother thou landleper thou runagat roge ey brotherst me
by all the devils in hell I will surky the thome

Eupe.
Fye vppon the Misogonus wilt thou not yet be wiser
shame the devill rather & repent ye of thy wickednes.

Phi.
Hange & thou wilt knave I care not I be a karder & a dicer
Ile near knowe the for my sonne herafter bycause thou art so graceles

Co.
Gods trunnion Alison go thy wayes & fatch me hether my gose spitt
Sognus will near be well till he has some ons wild bloud lett out

Li.
Good Maisters both lett me request one thinge at your handes yet
youe to forgiue year sonne Sr & yow to doe your deuty as ye ought

Phi.
So heile aske me forgiuenes ile pardon this ones him Ime content
& he shall haue a childes part too for all this his stubbernenes

Mi.
A childes parte qd ye and aske forgiuenes nay soft I near yet that ****
ame I now come to my childs parte nay ther yeist haue more frow[e] *****

Phi.
Go shake thy heiles then wt h a devils name come followe me my ma***
weile be mery wt hin Ile near take so much thought as I ha done

Exeunt Philogonus. Eupe. Eugo. Li. Crito. Co. Al[y.] *****
Mi.
ha ye let them slipte by ye yow hedgecrepers come Ile teche ye to *****
did I trust yow to kepe this waye & yow lett them be gone

[Or.]
Holde your handes when year well Sr what man near be so ****
ites a shame for ye woud ye haue vs to do that your selfe d******

[Oy.]
Ye may fly vp toth roust wt h Jacksons hens. come ******
go singe benedicite giue me one blowe bith mas*****

[Mi.]
Ye hennardly knaves yow crye me a mercy or ile *******
what ye coystriles awnsweare ye me thus your ******

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As fare as I see your selfe may now go a delvin[ge] *******
[W]e a begginge wear worthy to b[e en]tertained a[t] *****

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**** [a]re yow in year pilats voyce still ile n[ot takt as I did]
*** [s]hall neds serve ile serve for some vauntadge [ey I will]

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[Yo]w catchinge caterpillers either doe hereafter as I [shall ye bid]
[Or] else avoyde even presently & gett ye hence toth devill

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Mary their woud I hate cume Oynophilus I knowe whether to [goe]
thers a gentleman wthin this mile & halfe hath sent for vs thrise

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Thers near a gentleman in this shire but will be glad of the worst of vs [too]
yf they woud not wear able to liue man with coginge at cardes & at dice

Exeunt Orgalus et Oenophil[us]
Mi.
exit miso.