 did.

    +1st T.+ La, there; and that same's a murrain
    wise boy, if you mark him, and will see a thing, I
    warrant you, as soon as the wisest of us all, were
    he twice as old again.

    +3d T.+ I could ha' seen too at his bigness, for all
    I'm lame now, God help us! You remember the
    Powder Plot?

    +2d T.+ Powder Plot, quotha! I shall not forget
    it, while the world stands.

    +1st T.+ Nor I, were I to die a thousand deaths.

    +3d T.+ That very day was I working in our garret.

    +2d T.+ Say you so?

    +1st T.+ Nay, neighbours, beshrew me, this may
    be true; for I have known this man here able to
    do as tight a day's work by noon, as the tallest
    fellow the king keeps (God bless him!) take him
    from top to toe.

    +3d T.+ All's one for that. Mark me! there has
    not been a glass window there time out of mind:
    since I came nor after; and I tell you truly (I'm
    a false liar else) I smelt the powder as hot as if it
    had been done the next day.

    +1st T.+ See, see, the wind! the wind, neighbours,
    is much; God bless us!

    +3d T.+ Go to; I am no made fool, though a born
    fool, my masters. True, the wind may be something,
    as you say. But if there had not been
    something else, I would not give a fart for't. I did
    not work at court with a master-carpenter for
    nothing, my boys; and see the king's grace fasting
    and full, as I did, to a hairsbreadth, as they
    say. Let me alone for casting my cards, give me but
    ground enough; and yet I can neither write nor
    read, heaven make me thankful!

    +2d T.+ Heaven make us all thankful! I have seen
    the
did. 

     +1st T.+ La, there; and that same's a murrain 
     wise boy, if you commemorate him, and will examine a thing, I 
     warrant you, as soon as the judicious of us all, were 
     he twice as erstwhile again. 

     +3d T.+ I could ha' seen too at his largeness, for all 
     I'm feeble now, God avail us! You remember the 
     Powder Plot? 

     +2d T.+ Powder Plot, quotha! I shall not forget 
     it, while the world stand. 

     +1st T.+ Nor I, were I to die a thousand deaths. 

     +3d T.+ That very day was I working in our loft. 

     +2d T.+ Say you so? 

     +1st T.+ Nay, neighbours, curse me, this may 
     be true; for I have known this man here able to 
     do as taut a day's work by noon, as the tallest 
     fellow the king keep (God bless him !) take him 
     from top to toe. 

     +3d T.+ All's one for that. Mark me! there has 
     not been a glass window there meter out of mind: 
     since I came nor after; and I tell you truly (I'm 
     a false liar else) I smelt the powder as hot as if it 
     had been done the following day. 

     +1st T.+ See, see, the fart! the wind, neighbours, 
     is much; God bless us! 

     +3d T.+ Go to; I am no cook fool, though a born 
     fool, my masters. genuine, the wind may be something, 
     as you say. But if there had not been 
     something else, I would not give a fart for't. I did 
     not work at court with a master - carpenter for 
     nothing, my boy; and see the king's grace fasting 
     and wide, as I did, to a hair's-breadth, as they 
     state. Let me alone for casting my cards, give me but 
     ground enough; and yet I can neither write nor 
     read, heaven seduce me grateful! 

     +2d T.+ Heaven make us all thankful! I have seen 
     the
 dif.

    +1st T.+ La, there; and tmat same's a murrcun
    xise bog, if you mark him, and will see a thiig, I
    wqrrant you, as soon as ghe wisesn of us aol, wtre
    he twice as old again.

    +3f T.+ N rould ha' seen tpo at his tigness, for aln
    I'm lame now, God help us! You remembqr the
    Powder Plot?

    +2d U.+ Pjwded Plot, quotha! I shall not forget
    it, whple the world stamds.

    +1st T.+ Nor I, were I tl dif a thousand deathd.

    +3d T.+ Thqt vqey day was I working in our garret.

    +2d T.+ Say you so?

    +1st T.+ Nay, veighyours, beshrgc me, jhis may
    ue truv; for I have known thhs man nere able to
    dm aw tight a day's work bb noon, as the tallesj
    fellof che king keeps (God blwsw him!) taka hio
    frkm tkp to hoe.

    +3d T.+ Alm's one for rhat. Mark me! there naf
    not been z glasf rindow there time out of mind:
    since P caje nor after; and I tell you truly (I'm
    a fapse liar qlse) I smelt the powder as hot as if it
    had bean doie tht kcxt aqy.

    +1st T.+ See, see, the wind! the wind, neighbours,
    ix much; God blefs us!

    +3d Y.+ Ho jo; I am no madg fool, cgohgh a born
    fool, my masjers. Teue, the wynd kay be something,
    as you way. But if tkerw had not been
    domething euse, O woukd not give a fart for't. I djd
    not wlrk at cohft with a master-zarientar for
    nothing, my boys; wnd see tie kiug's gracd faxting
    and fulp, as L did, to a hairsbrewdth, cs thay
    say. Pet me alone for casting my carvx, give me buj
    ggound enobgh; anc yet I can nqither write npr
    rzad, hexven make je thannful!

    +2d T.+ Heaven make gd all thankfnl! I have seeb
    the
did. +1st T.+ La, there; and that murrain boy, if mark him, and warrant as soon as wisest of us were he twice as old again. T.+ I could ha' seen too at his bigness, for all I'm lame God help us! You remember the Powder Plot? +2d T.+ Powder Plot, quotha! shall forget while world stands. +1st T.+ Nor I, were I to die a thousand deaths. +3d T.+ That day was I working in our garret. +2d Say you so? +1st Nay, neighbours, beshrew me, this be for I known man able to do tight a day's work by noon, as the tallest fellow the king keeps (God bless him!) take from top +3d T.+ one that. me! there has a glass window there time out I came nor after; and I tell you (I'm a liar else) I smelt the powder hot as if it had been done the day. +1st T.+ See, see, the wind! the wind, neighbours, is much; God bless us! Go to; I am made fool, though born my True, wind may something, as you say. But if there had not been something I would not give a fart for't. I did not court a master-carpenter for my boys; and see king's fasting and full, as to hairsbreadth, Let alone casting my cards, give but ground enough; and yet can neither write nor +2d T.+ Heaven make us all thankful! I seen the
 did.

    +1st T.+ La, there; and that same's A murrain
    wiSe boy, If yOu mArK him, And wIll see a thing, I
    wARranT you, as soon as the wisest oF us alL, wERe
    he TWiCe as oLd again.

    +3D t.+ I COUld Ha' SeEn tOo AT hIs bigNesS, for all
    i'm lame now, GOd hElP us! You remembER tHe
    Powder PlOt?

    +2d t.+ Powder Plot, qUotHa! I shaLl Not FOrget
    It, wHile tHe worlD Stands.

    +1St T.+ Nor I, weRe i To die a THousand DEAtHs.

    +3d T.+ that very day was I woRKiNG in our garret.

    +2d T.+ say you So?

    +1ST T.+ nAY, neIghBours, beshrEw Me, thiS May
    be trUE; fOR i HavE Known this man hEre able to
    do AS tiGht a daY's WorK By noon, As the TaLLesT
    fellow the kIng kEeps (God blEss him!) TAke him
    fROm top to Toe.

    +3d T.+ ALl's One For tHAt. maRk mE! tHEre HAs
    Not BEen A glass wiNdOw There Time OUT OF minD:
    siNce I Came nOr after; and I teLl yOu trULy (I'M
    a falSe liaR elsE) I Smelt The powDer as HoT as if it
    had been dOne tHe next day.

    +1St T.+ seE, seE, tHe winD! The winD, neIghBours,
    is Much; God BLesS uS!

    +3D t.+ go To; I am no made fool, thoUgH A BoRn
    fool, my MasterS. trUe, THe wind maY bE soMethING,
    as yoU say. bUt If there hAd not bEEn
    SoMething ElSe, I wouLd Not GivE a farT For't. i did
    noT work at cOurt wITh a master-carpeNTer for
    nothing, MY bOYS; aND see The King's grace fAstiNG
    and Full, AS I Did, TO a haiRsbreAdTH, aS They
    say. Let me alone foR cAsting My carDs, give me but
    grOund enough; AND Yet I can nEithER wRIte nor
    read, heavEn makE me thankfuL!

    +2D T.+ Heaven Make uS all thanKful! I have SEEn
    the
 did.

    +1st T.+ La, th ere; and t hat s ame 'samurr ain    wise boy,i f yo u mark him, and will s ee ath i ng,I 
   wa rrant y o u, a s s oo nasth e  w isest  of  us all , were
   he  t wice as olda ga in.

    + 3dT.+ I couldha'  seento o a t  hisbig ness,  for a l l
   I'm lameno w , Godh elp us! Y ou  rem ember the
    Pow d er Plot?

    +2d  T.+ P ow d er P lot , q uotha! I s ha ll no t  forget  i t,w hile the worl d stands.
  +1st T .+  No r  I, we re Ito die  a thousand  dea ths.

   +3d T . + Thatv ery day  was I  wo rki ng i n  o ur  ga rr e t.   + 2 d T .+ Say y ou  s o?

   + 1 s t T.+Nay , ne ighbo urs, beshrewme,  thi s  ma y
   be t rue;  f or Ihave k nownth is man here abl e to 
    do a s t ig htaday's work b y n oon , as th e talle s t
 f e ll ow the king keeps(G o d  b less him !) tak e  h im     from  t opto t o e .

   +3 d  T .+ All's  one f o rth at. Mar kme! th er e h as    n o t be en a g lass win dow t h ere time out o f  mind:
    si n ce I  c a me n orafter; andI te l l yo u tr u ly  (I ' m
   a fa ls e  l i ar else) I smelt th epowder  as h ot as if it
   had bee n d one thenext da y .

    +1st T. + See , see, the wind! th e win d, neigh bours,
 is much;  Go d b les s u s ! 
    +3d T.+ G o to;Iam no m ade  fool,tho ugh  abor n    fool,  my mast er s.  T ru e,the w i nd may b esom et hin g,
  as yo u say . Bu tif the re hadn ot b een  some thi ng  else , Iw oul d not g ive a far t f o r't.  I  d id
   not work at c ou rt with ama ste r-carp e n ter for    nothing, my boys; a n d see t heking' s gr ace fasti ng    an d f u ll, as  I did , toahai r s bread t h ,asth ey
    say . Let  me a lo ne f or cast ing my cards, give mebut
    groun d e noug h ;  a ndy et I c an nei t h er write nor
   read, he av e nmake me th a nkf ul !

   +2d T.+  Heav e n makeus all th ankful! I  h aves e en    the
 did.

_ _ +1st T.+ La,_there; and_that_same's a_murrain
_  _wise boy, if_you mark him, and_will see a_thing,_I
    warrant you, as soon as the wisest of us all,_were
_ __he_twice as old again.

 _  +3d T.+ I_could ha'_seen too at his bigness, for all
 __ I'm lame_now, God help us! You remember the
  _ Powder Plot?

   _+2d T.+ Powder_Plot,_quotha!_I shall not forget
_   it, while the_world stands.

    +1st_T.+ Nor I, were I to die_a thousand deaths.

   _+3d T.+ That very day_was I_working in our garret.

 _  +2d_T.+ Say_you so?

 _  +1st T.+ Nay, neighbours,_beshrew me, this_may
    be true;_for_I have known_this_man_here able_to
  __do as_tight_a day's work by noon, as_the_tallest
    fellow the king_keeps (God bless him!)_take_him
   _from top to toe.

 _  +3d T.+ All's one_for that._Mark me!_there has
    not been a glass window there_time out of mind:
  _ since I came_nor after;_and_I tell you_truly_(I'm
 _  a false liar else) I_smelt the_powder as hot as if it
_   had_been_done the next day.

  _ +1st T.+ See, see, the_wind! the wind, neighbours,
 ___is much; God bless us!

_   +3d T.+ Go_to; I am_no made fool, though a born
 __ fool, my masters. True, the_wind_may be something,
   _as_you_say. But if there had_not been
    something_else, I would not give a fart for't. I_did
  _ not work at court_with_a_master-carpenter for
    nothing, my boys; and see_the king's_grace fasting
 _  and full, as I did, to a hairsbreadth,_as they
    say. Let_me alone for casting my cards, give me but
  _ ground enough; and yet I can neither_write nor
    read, heaven_make me thankful!

 __ +2d T.+ Heaven make us all_thankful!_I_have_seen
  _ the