JACK JUGGLER. How now, art thou Careaway or not? CAREAWAY. By the Lord, I doubt, but sayest thou nay to that? JACK JUGGLER. Yea, marry, I tell thee, Care-away is my name. CAREAWAY. And, by these ten bones, mine is the same! Or else tell me, if I be not he, What my name from henceforth shall be? JACK JUGGLER. By my faith, the same that it was before, When I lust to be Careaway no more: Look well upon me, and thou shalt see as now, That I am Jenkin Careaway, and not thou: Look well upon me, and by every thing Thou shalt well know that I am not lesing. CAREAWAY. I see it is so without any doubt; But how the devil came it about? Whoso in England looketh on him steadily, Shall perceive plainly that he is I: I have seen myself a thousand times in a glass; But so like myself, as he is, never was; He hath in every point my clothing and my gear; My head, my cap, my shirt, and knotted hair, And of the same colour: my eyes, nose, and lips: My cheeks, chin, neck, feet, legs, and hips: Of the same stature, and height, and age: And is in every point Master Bongrace page, That if he have a hole in his tail, He is even I mine own self without any fail! And yet when I remember, I wot not how, The same man that I have ever been me thinketh I am now: I know my master and his house, and my five wits I have: Why then should I give credence to this foolish knave, That nothing intendeth but me delude and mock? For whom should I fear at my master's gate to knock? JACK JUGGLER. Thinkest thou I have said all this in game? Go, or I shall send thee hence in the devil's name! Avoid, thou lousy lurden and precious stinking slave, That neither thy name knowest nor canst any master have! Wine-shaken pillory-peeper,[191] of lice not without a peck, Hence, or by Gods precious,[192] I shall break thy neck! CAREAWAY. Then, master, I beseech you heartily take the pain, If I be found in any place, to bring me to me again. Now is not this a wonderful case, That no man shall lese himself so in any place? Have any of you heard of such a thing heretofore? No, nor never shall, I daresay, from henceforth any more. JACK JUGGLER [_Aside_.] While he museth and judgeth himself upon, I will steal away for a while, and let him alone. [_Exit Jack Juggler_.