THE HONEST WHORE.
27322730She came but in this day, talkes little idlely
27332731And therefore has the
freedome of the hou
se,
27342732Bell. Doe not you know me
? nor you? nor you, nor you?
27362734Bell. Then you are an A
sse, and you are an A
sse, and you
27382736Ans. Why, what are they
? come
: tell me, what are they?
27392737Bell. The're
fish-wiues: will you buy any gudgeons, gods
27402738santy yonder come Friers, I know them too, how doe you
27422740Enter Hipolito, Mathaeo, and Infaeliche disguisde 27442742Ans. Nay, nay, away, you mu
st not trouble Friers.
27452743The duke is here
speake nothing.
27462744Bell. Nay indeed you
shall not goe: weele run at barlibreak
27482746Mat. My puncke turnd mad whore, as all her fellowes are?
27492747Hip. Speake nothing, but
steale hence, when you
spie time.
27502748Ans. Ile locke you vp if y'are vnruly
fie
27512749Bell. fie! mary fo: they
shall not goe indeed till I ha tolde
27532751Duk. Good Father giue her leaue.
27542752Bell. I pray, good father, ad Ile giue you my ble
ssing.
27552753Ans. Wel then be briefe, but if you are thus vnruly,
27582756Bell. Let me
see 1.2.3. and 4. ile begin with the little Fri
- 27592757er
fir
st, heres a
fine hand indeed, I neuer
saw Frier haue
such
27602758a dainty hand
: heres a hand for a Lady, heres your fortune,
27612760You loue a Frier better then a Nun,
27622761Yet long youle loue no Frier, nor no Friers
sonne.
27632762Bow a little, the line of life is out, yet i'me a
fraid,
27642763For all your holy, youle not die a maide, God giue you ioy.
K 2 Bell.