THE HONEST WHORE.
15141514Bel. Hence, thou our
sexes mon
ster, poy
sonous Bawd,
15151515Lu
sts Fa
ctor, and damnations Orator,
15161516Go
ssip of hell, were all the Harlots
sinnes
15171517Which the whole world conteynes, numbred together,
15181518Thine farre exceeds them all; of all the creatures
15191519That euer were created, thou art ba
se
st:
15201520What
serpent would beguile thee of thy O
ffice?
15211521It is dete
stable: for thou liu'
st 15221522Vpon the dregs of Harlots, guard'
st the dore,
15231523Whil
st couples goe to dauncing: O cour
se deuill!
15241524Thou art the ba
stards cur
se, thou brand
st his birth,
15251525The lechers French di
sea
se; for thou dry-
suck
st him:
15261526The Harlots poy
son, and thine owne confu
sion.
15271527Baw. Mary come vp with a pox, haue you no body to
15281528raile again
st, but your Bawd now?
15291529Bel. And you, Knaue Pandar, kin
sman to a Bawd.
15301530Rog. You and I
Madona, are Cozens.
15311531Bel. Of the
same bloud and making, neere allyed,
15321532Thou, that
slaue to
sixpence, ba
se-mettald villayne.
15331533Rog. Sixpence? nay that's not
so; I neuer took vnder two
15341534shillings foure pence, I hope I know my fee.
15351535Bel. I know not again
st which mo
st to inueigh:
15361536For both of you are damnd
so equally.
15371537Thou neuer
spar'
st for oathes:
swear
st any thing,
15381538As if thy
soule were made of
shoe-leather.
15391539God dam me, Gentleman, if she be within,
15401540When in the next roome
she's found dallying.
15411541Rog. If it be my vocation to
sweare, euery man in his vo
- 15421542cation: I hope my betters
sweare and dam them
selues, and
15431543why
should not I?
Bel. R
oger, you cheat kind gentlemen?
15461546Baw. And you do ca
sheere him, he
shalbe entertaynd.
15471547Rog. Shall I? then blurt a your
seruice.
15481548Bel. As hell would haue it, entertaynd by you!
15491549I dare the deuill him
selfe to match tho
se two.
Exit. 15501550Baw. Mary gup, are you growne
so holy,
so pure,
so ho
- F 2 Rog. Scur-