POV. I will diſcharge my conſcience, and doe all
To the _Meridian_ of Iuſtice:
GVI. You doe well, Sir.
FIT. _Prouide mee to eat, three or foure diſhes o’ good meat,
I’ll feaſt them, and their traines, a Iuſtice head and braines
Shall be the firſt._
POV. The _Diuell_ loues not Iuſtice, [169]
There you may ſee.
FIT. _A ſpare-rib O’ my wife, 106
And a whores purt’nance! a_ Guilt-head _whole_.
POV. Be not you troubled, Sir, the _Diuell_ ſpeakes it.
FIT. _Yes, wis, Knight, ſhite, Poule, Ioule, owle, foule,
troule, boule._
POV. _Crambe_, another of the _Diuell’s_ games! 110
MER. Speake. Sir, ſome _Greeke_, if you can. Is not the _Iuſtice_
A ſolemne gameſter?
EVE. Peace.
FIT. Οὶ μοὶ, κακοδαιμων,
Καὶ τρισκακοδαίμων, καὶ τετράκις, καὶ πεντάκις,
Καὶ δοδεκάκις, καὶ μυριάκις.
POV. Hee curſes.
In _Greeke_, I thinke.
EVE. Your _Spaniſh_, that I taught you. 115
FIT. _Quebrémos el ojo de burlas_,
EVE. How? your reſt--
Let’s breake his necke in ieſt, the _Diuell_ ſaies.
FIT. _Di grátia, Signòr mio ſe haúete denári fataméne parte._
MER. What, would the _Diuell_ borrow money?
FIT. _Ouy,
Ouy Monſieur, ùn pàuure Diable! Diablet in!_ 120
POV. It is the _diuell_, by his ſeuerall langauges.
_Enter the_ Keeper _of_ New-gate.
SHA. Where’s S^r. _Poule Ether-ſide_?
POV. Here, what’s the matter?
SHA. O! ſuch an accident falne out at _Newgate_, Sir:
A great piece of the priſon is rent downe!
The _Diuell_ has beene there, Sir, in the body-- 125
Of the young _Cut-Purſe_, was hang’d out this morning,
But, in new clothes, Sir, euery one of vs know him.
Theſe things were found in his pocket.
AMB. Thoſe are mine, S^r.
SHA. I thinke he was commited on your charge, Sir.
For a new felony.
AMB. Yes.
SHA. Hee’s gone, Sir, now, 130
And left vs the dead body. But withall, Sir,
Such an infernall ſtincke, and ſteame behinde,
You cannot ſee S^t. _Pulchars Steeple_, yet.
They ſmell’t as farre as _Ware_, as the wind lies, 134
By this time, ſure.
FIT. Is this vpon your credit, friend?
Fitz-dottrel _leaues counterfaiting_.
SHA. Sir, you may ſee, and ſatisfie your ſelfe.
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