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"
It
is
a
quaint
and
marvellous
thought
!
Thy
pardon
,
I
had
not
meant
to
laugh
.
But
thy
good
Nan
and
thy
Bet
shall
have
raiment
and
lackeys
enow
,
and
that
soon
,
too
:
my
cofferer
shall
look
to
it
.
No
,
thank
me
not
;
'
tis
nothing
.
Thou
speakest
well
;
thou
hast
an
easy
grace
in
it
.
Art
learned
?
"
"
I
know
not
if
I
am
or
not
,
sir
.
The
good
priest
that
is
called
Father
Andrew
taught
me
,
of
his
kindness
,
from
his
books
.
"
"
Know
's
t
thou
the
Latin
?
"
"
But
scantly
,
sir
,
I
doubt
.
"
"
Learn
it
,
lad
:
'
tis
hard
only
at
first
.
The
Greek
is
harder
;
but
neither
these
nor
any
tongues
else
,
I
think
,
are
hard
to
the
Lady
Elizabeth
and
my
cousin
.
Thou
should
's
t
hear
those
damsels
at
it
!
But
tell
me
of
thy
Offal
Court
.
Hast
thou
a
pleasant
life
there
?
"
"
In
truth
,
yes
,
so
please
you
,
sir
,
save
when
one
is
hungry
.
There
be
Punch-and-Judy
shows
,
and
monkeys
--
oh
such
antic
creatures
!
and
so
bravely
dressed
!
--
and
there
be
plays
wherein
they
that
play
do
shout
and
fight
till
all
are
slain
,
and
'
tis
so
fine
to
see
,
and
costeth
but
a
farthing
--
albeit
'
tis
main
hard
to
get
the
farthing
,
please
your
worship
.
"
"
Tell
me
more
.
"
"
We
lads
of
Offal
Court
do
strive
against
each
other
with
the
cudgel
,
like
to
the
fashion
of
the
'
prentices
,
sometimes
.
"
The
prince
's
eyes
flashed
.
Said
he
--
"
Marry
,
that
would
not
I
mislike
.
Tell
me
more
.
"
