The Ingoldsby Legends or, Mirth and Marvels. By Thomas Ingoldsby [i.e. R. H. Barham] |
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 | The Ingoldsby Legends |  |
They were going to go, When, lo! down below,
In the street, they heard somebody crying, “Old Clo’!”
—“By the Pope, there's the man for our purpose!—I knew
We should not have to search long. Salanio, run you,
—Salarino,—quick!—haste! ere he get out of view,
And call in that scoundrel, old Shylock the Jew!”
In the street, they heard somebody crying, “Old Clo’!”
—“By the Pope, there's the man for our purpose!—I knew
We should not have to search long. Salanio, run you,
—Salarino,—quick!—haste! ere he get out of view,
And call in that scoundrel, old Shylock the Jew!”
| The Ingoldsby Legends | |