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ispence: away then! wherefore lagge yee? _A tumult within and sudden noyse. Enter at one doore Godfrey with country fellowes for there reskewe, at the other Mildewe, Sarlaboys, Palestra, Scribonia_. _Palest_. Where, in what place shall wee bestowe our selfes From this injust man's fury? _Scrib_. If compeld And dragg'd from sanctuary by prophane hands, Where shall we flye to safety? _Ashb_. Wheither, if Not unto us? wee often see the gods Give and bequeathe there justyce unto men, Which wee as fythefully [_sic_] will see performed. _All_. Downe with these saucy companyons! _Godf_. Downe with these sacraligious silsepaereales [?], these unsanctified _Sarlaboyses_ that woold make a very seralia of the sanctuary, and are meare renegadoes to all religion! _Mild_. Stay, hold, are you bandetty? rovers, theives, And wayte you heare to robb and pilladge us The sea so late hathe ryfled? these are myne, My chattells and my goodes, nor can you cease them As wrecks; I appeale unto the admirall. _Ash_. His power I in his absens will supply, And cease yee all as forfett; these as goodds You as superfluous ladinge, till that coort Shall compremise betwixt us. _Mild_. I'the meanetyme Lett mee possesse myne owne; these are my slaves My utensills, my mooveables, and bought With myne owne private coyne. _Sarl_. To which I am witnes. _Mild_. And by the heyre I'l dragge them as myne owne, Wear't from the holly alter. _Pal_. Succor! _Scrib_. Helpe! _Ashb_. Are they not Christians? _Mild_. Yes. _Ash_. What nation? _Mild_. _Englishe_. _Ashb_. In myne owne country borne and shall not I Stand as theire champion then? I tell thee, pesant, _England_'s, no broode for slaves. _Pal_. Oh Syr to you Wee fly as to a father. _Ashb_. And I'l guard you As weare you myne owne children. _Mild_. Gainst there lord, Owner and mayster? _Ashb_. None is lordd with us But such as are freeborne; our Christian lawes Do not allowe such to bee bought or sould For any Bawde or pander to hyre such To comon prostitution. Heere they stand: Tutch but a garment, nay a heyre of theres With thy least finger, thy bald head I'l sinke Belowe thy gowtye foote. _Mild_. I am opprest, Is theire no lawe in _France_? _Ashb_. Yes, Syr, to punish These chastityes seducers. _Mild_. Give me fyar, I will not leive of all this monastery Of you or these, of what's combustible, Naye of my self, one mo
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