d!

    tEIG. And maybe t all.

    StEARD. theyre drunk or mad.

    tEIG. Look at they give. (Showing money.)

    Sossing up money)

    quot;Go cry it all about t; they said.

    quot;Money for souls, good money for a soul.quot;

    CAty times t your souls again. I will pay all.

    S  here are souls??

    But keep t of its merriment.

    I shall be drunk and merry.

    tEIG. Come, lets away.

    (he goes.)

    CAt to come.

    Shere is,

    Id ratrust myself into the hands

    t can pay money doo the hands

    t  she bag.

    ( R.)

    (lilting) quot;t yellow money.

    t;

    CAto ALEEL) Go call thing

    you like;

    (ALEEL goes.)

    And you too folloo his.

    (OONA, w.)

    Stes of my house.

    how much have I?

    StEARD. A hundred kegs of gold.

    CAtles?

    StEARD. As much more.

    CAture?

    StEARD. As much more.

    CAts?

    StEARD. As much more.

    CAthis house alone, sell all I have,

    Go barter w come again

    ittle and h ships of meal.

    StEARD. Gods blessing light upon your ladyship.

    You will he land.

    CAthLEEN. Make no delay.

    (he goes L.)

    (ALEEL and OONA return)

    CAt come; speak quickly.

    ALEEL. One drew his knife

    And said t he man or woman

    t stopped opped him

    roke at me; but it is nothing.

    CAtended. From this day for ever

    Ill have no joy or sorrow of my own.