1 _Cam_. Is that her husband?

_Epi_. Yes.

1 _Cam_. No matter; some husbands are so base, they keepe the doore

whilst they are Cuckolded; but this is after a more manlier way, for

he stands bound to see it done.

_King_. Haile her away.

1 _Cam_. Come, Pusse! Haile her away? which way? yon way? my Camells

backs cannot climbe it.

_Anton_. The fellow is struck mad.

1 _Cam_. That way? it lookes into a Mill-pond,

Whirre! how the Wheels goe and the Divell grindes.

No, this way.

_King_. Keepe the slave back!

_1 Cam_. Backe, keep me backe! there sits my wife kembing her haire,

which curles like a witches felt-locks[171]! all the Neets in't are

Spiders, and all the Dandruffe the sand of a Scriveners Sand-boxe.

Stand away; my whore shall not be lousie; let me come noynt her with

Stavesucre[172].

_King_. Defend me, lop his hands off!

_Omnes_. Hew him in pieces

_King_. What has he done?

_Anton_. Sir, beate out his owne braines.

_Vict_. You for his soule must answer.

_King_. Fetch another.

_Eugen_. Tempt not the wrath supernall to fall downe

And crush thee in thy throne.

_Enter 2 Cammell drivers_.

_King_. Peace, sorcerous slave:

Sirra, take hence this Witch and ravish her.

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