_Ju._ Some new fortifications, look to my doors, Put double barrs, I will not have her enter, Nor any of her Tribe, they come to terrifie me: Keep out her tongue too, if you can. _La._ I hear you, And I will send my tongue up to your worship, The eccho of it shall flye o'er the street; My Daughter that thou killedst with kindness (Jew) That thou betrayedst to death, thou double Jew, And after stol'st her body. _Tob._ Jew's too good for him. _Ju._ I defie you both; Thy daughter plaid the villain and betraid me. Betrai'd my honor. _La._ Honor, Rascal, And let that bear an action, I'll try it with thee, Honor? _Tob._ Oh Reprobate! _La._ Thou musty Justice, Buy an honourable halter and hang thy self. _[T]ob._ A worshipful ropes end is too good for him. _La._ Get honor that way, thou wot die a dog else. _Tob._ Come and be whipt first. _La._ Where is her Portion. _Enter Nurse and Women._ _Ju._ Where I'll keep it safely. _Nur._ Traitor, thou shall not keep it. _Ju._ More of the kennel? put more bolts to th' doors there, And arm your selves, hell is broke loose upon us. _Tob._ I am glad y'are come, we'll blow the house down. _La._ Oh Nurse, I have such cause-- _Wo._ Villain, viper, although you had no cause, we are bound To help. _Nur._ Yes, and believe, we come not here to examine, And if you please we'll fire the house. _Ju._ Call the Constable. _Tob._ A charitable motion, fire is comfortable. _La._ No, no, we'll only let him know our minds, We will commit no outrage, he's a Lawyer. _Ju._ Give me my Musket. _La._ Where's my daughters body, That I may bury it? _Wo._ Speak, or we'll bury thee. _Nur._ Alive, we'll bury thee, speak old Iniquity. _Tob._ Bury him alive by all means for a testimony. _Ju._ Their voices make my house reel, oh for Officers, I am in a dream, thy daughters spirit [Walkes] a nights, and troubles all the neigh[bou]rs: Go hire a Conjurer, I'll say no more. _La._ The Law shall say more. _Wo. Nur._ We are Witnesses, And if thou be'st not hang'd-- _Enter_ Lurcher _and Boy_. _Lur._ Buy a Book of good manners, A short Book of good manners. _Boy._ Buy a ballad, a ballad of the maid was got with child. _Tob._ That might ha been my case last night, I'll ha't, what e'er it cost me. _Boy._ A ballad of the Witches hang'd at _Ludlow_. _Tob._ I will have that too; There was an Aunt of mine, I think amongst 'em, I would be glad to hear her Testament. _Lur._ A new Book of Women. _Ju._ The thunder's laid, how they stare at him. _Lur._ A new Book of Fools, a strange Book, Very strange fools. _Ju._ I'll owe thee a good turn, whate'er thou art. _Lur._ A Book of Walking Spirits.