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pon him quickly afore he be aware. Bob. Bear back, master Mathew. Enter STEPHEN in DOWNRIGHT'S cloak. Brai. Master Downright, I arrest you in the queen's name, and must carry you afore a justice by virtue of this warrant: Step. Me, friend! I am no Downright, I; I am master Stephen; You do not well to arrest me, I tell you, truly; I am in nobody's bonds nor books, I would you should know it. A plague on you heartily, for making me thus afraid afore my time! Brai. Why, now you are deceived, gentlemen. Bob. He wears such a cloak, and that deceived us: but see, here a' comes indeed; this is he; officer. Enter DOWNRIGHT. Dow. Why how now, signior gull! are you turn'd filcher of late! Come, deliver my cloak. Step. Your cloak, sir! I bought it even now, in open market. Brai. Master Downright, I have a warrant I must serve upon you, procured by these two gentlemen. Dow. These gentlemen! these rascals! [Offers to beat them. Brai. Keep the peace, I charge you in her majesty's name. Dow. I obey thee. What must I do, officer? Brai. Go before master justice Clement; to answer that they can object against you, sir: I will use you kindly, sir. Mat. Come, let's before, and make the justice, captain. Bob. The varlet's a tall man, afore heaven! [Exeunt Bob. and Mat. Dow. Gull, you'll give me my cloak. Step. Sir, I bought it, and I'll keep it. Dow. You will? Step. Ay, that I will. Dow. Officer, there's thy fee, arrest him. Brai. Master Stephen I must arrest you. Step. Arrest me! I scorn it. There, take your cloak, I'll none on't. Dow. Nay, that shall not serve your turn now, sir. Officer, I'll go with thee to the justice's; bring him along. Step. Why, is not here your cloak? what would you have? Dow. I'll have you answer it, sir. Brai. Sir, I'll take your word, and this gentleman's too, for his appearance. Dow. I'll have no words taken: bring him along. Brai. Sir, I may choose to do that, I may take bail. Dow. 'Tis true, you may take bail, and choose at another time: but you shall not now, varlet: bring him along, or I'll swinge you. Brai. Sir, I pity the gentleman's case: here's your money again. Dow. 'Sdeins, tell not me of my money; bring him away, I say.
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