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       OMNES。       Hurrea� �hurrea� �hurrea� �bravo� �

     FIRST FELLOW           Now�察�gentlemen�察�silence for a song。            The 'squire 



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is going to knock himself down for a song。 

     OMNES。        Ay�察�a song�察�a song� �

     TONY。       Then     I'll  sing  you�察 �gentlemen�察    �a  song    I  made    upon   this 

alehouse�察�the Three Pigeons。 

       SONG。 

     Let    schoolmasters      puzzle    their   brain            With     grammar�察    �and 

nonsense�察     �and   learning�察  �Good     liquor�察 �I  stoutly   maintain�察          �Gives 

GENUS        a  better  discerning。     Let  them    brag   of  their  heathenish     gods�察�

Their Lethes�察�their Styxes�察�and Stygians�察�Their Quis�察�and their Quaes�察�and 

their     Quods�察                   �They're      all   but    a   parcel     of   Pigeons。 

Toroddle�察�toroddle�察�toroll。 

     When      methodist     preachers     come    down�察             �A´preaching       that 

drinking     is  sinful�察 �I'll  wager   the  rascals   a  crown�察          �They     always 

preach   best   with   a   skinful。   But   when   you   come   down   with   your   pence�察�

For    a  slice  of  their  scurvy   religion�察   �I'll  leave  it  to  all  men  of  sense�察�

But you�察�my good friend�察�are the Pigeon。                            Toroddle�察�toroddle�察�

toroll。 

     Then come�察�put the jorum about�察                 �And let us be merry and clever�察�

Our hearts and our liquors are stout�察                �Here's the Three Jolly Pigeons 

for   ever。  Let   some   cry  up   woodcock or   hare�察           �Your   bustards�察  �your 

ducks�察    �and    your   widgeons�察     �But   of   all  the   GAY     birds    in  the   air�察�

Here's a health to the Three Jolly Pigeons。                         Toroddle�察�toroddle�察�

toroll。 

       OMNES。        Bravo�察�bravo� �

     FIRST FELLOW。            The 'squire has got spunk in him。 

     SECOND   FELLOW。             I   loves   to   hear   him   sing�察  �bekeays   he   never 

gives us nothing that's low。 

     THIRD FELLOW。             O damn anything that's low�察�I cannot bear it。 

     FOURTH FELLOW。              The genteel thing is the genteel thing any time�此�

if so be that a gentleman bees in a concatenation accordingly。 

     THIRD FELLOW。             I likes the maxum of it�察�Master Muggins。             What�察�

though I am obligated to dance a bear�察�a man may be a gentleman for all 

that。   May   this   be   my   poison�察  �if   my   bear   ever   dances   but   to   the   very 

genteelest of tunes�察 �Water Parted�察─�or ;The minuet in Ariadne。; 



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     SECOND FELLOW。             What a pity it is the 'squire is not come to his 

own。     It   would   be   well   for   all   the   publicans   within   ten   miles   round   of 

him。 

    TONY。       Ecod�察�and so it would�察�Master Slang。          I'd then show what it 

was to keep choice of company。 

     SECOND FELLOW。             O he takes after his own father for that。       To be 

sure old 'Squire Lumpkin was the finest gentleman I ever set my eyes on。 

For winding the straight horn�察�or beating a thicket for a hare�察�or a wench�察�

he never had his fellow。       It was a saying in the place�察�that he kept the best 

horses�察�dogs�察�and girls�察�in the whole county。 

    TONY。       Ecod�察�and when I'm of age�察�I'll be no bastard�察�I promise you。 

I have been thinking of Bet Bouncer and the miller's grey mare to begin 

with。    But   come�察  �my   boys�察  �drink   about   and   be   merry�察  �for   you   pay   no 

reckoning。     Well�察�Stingo�察�what's the matter�拭�

       Enter Landlord。 

       LANDLORD。         There be two gentlemen in a post´chaise at the door。 

They have lost their way upo' the forest�察�and they are talking something 

about Mr。 Hardcastle。 

    TONY。       As sure as can be�察�one of them must be the gentleman that's 

coming down to court my sister。         Do they seem to be Londoners�拭�

    LANDLORD。            I   believe   they   may。     They    look    woundily     like 

Frenchmen。 

    TONY。       Then desire them to step this way�察�and I'll set them right in a 

twinkling。 ��Exit Landlord。��        Gentlemen�察�as they mayn't be good enough 

company   for   you�察  �step   down   for   a   moment�察  �and   I'll   be   with   you   in   the 

squeezing of a lemon。       ��Exeunt mob。�А�

    TONY。       ��solus��。     Father´in´law     has   been   calling   me   whelp    and 

hound this half year。      Now�察�if I pleased�察�I could be so revenged upon the 

old grumbletonian。       But then I'm afraidafraid of what�拭        �I shall soon be 

worth fifteen hundred a year�察�and let him frighten me out of THAT if he 

can。 

       Enter Landlord�察�conducting MARLOW and HASTINGS。 

       MARLOW。         What a tedious uncomfortable day have we had of it� �

We were told it was but forty miles across the country�察�and we have come 



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above threescore。 

    HASTINGS。          And   all�察  �Marlow�察  �from   that   unaccountable   reserve   of 

yours�察�that would not let us inquire more frequently on the way。 

    MARLOW。          I own�察�Hastings�察�I am unwilling to lay myself under an 

obligation     to  every   one   I  meet�察  �and   often   stand   the  chance    of   an 

unmannerly answer。 

    HASTINGS。          At   present�察�however�察 �we are   not likely  to receive   any 

answer。 

     TONY。       No    offence�察  �gentlemen。      But    I'm   told  you   have    been 

inquiring for one Mr。 Hardcastle in these parts。           Do you know what part 

of the country you are in�拭�

    HASTINGS。           Not    in  the   least�察 �sir�察 �but  should    thank    you   for 

information。 

     TONY。      Nor the way you came�拭�

    HASTINGS。          No�察�sir�此�but if you can inform us 

     TONY。      Why�察�gentlemen�察�if you know neither the road you are going�察�

nor where you are�察�nor the road you came�察�the first thing I have to inform 

you is�察�thatyou have lost your way。 

    MARLOW。          We wanted no ghost to tell us that。 

     TONY。      Pray�察�gentlemen�察�may I be so bold so as to ask the place from 

whence you came�拭�

    MARLOW。          That's not necessary towards directing us where we are 

to go。 

     TONY。      No offence�察�but question   for question is   all fair�察�you   know。 

Pray�察�gentlemen�察�is not this same Hardcastle a cross´grained�察�old´fashioned�察�

whimsical fellow�察�with an ugly face�察�a daughter�察�and a pretty son�拭�

    HASTINGS。          We have not seen the gentleman�察�but he has the family 

you mention。 

     TONY。      The daughter�察�a tall�察�trapesing�察�trolloping�察�talkative maypole�察�

the son�察�a pretty�察�well´bred�察�agreeable youth�察�that everybody is fond of。 

    MARLOW。          Our information differs in this。       The daughter is said to 

be   well´bred   and   beautiful�察  �the   son   an   awkward   booby�察  �reared   up   and 

spoiled at his mother's apron´string。 

     TONY。      He´he´hem��Then�察�gentlemen�察�all I have to tell you is�察�that 



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you won't reach Mr。 Hardcastle's house this night�察�I believe。 

    HASTINGS。         Unfortunate� �

    TONY。       It's   a  damn'd    long�察  �dark�察 �boggy�察   �dirty�察 �dangerous     way。 

Stingo�察�tell   the gentlemen   the   way  to   Mr。  Hardcastle's�    。�Winking   upon 

the Landlord。��     Mr。 Hardcastle's�察�of Quagmire Marsh�察�you understand me。 

    LANDLORD。            Master     Hardcastle's�     �Lock´a´daisy�察     �my   masters�察�

you're come a deadly deal wrong�           �When you came to the bottom of the 

hill�察�you should have crossed down Squash Lane。 

    MARLOW。          Cross down Squash Lane� �

    LANDLORD。           Then you were to keep straight forward�察�till you came 

to four roads。 

    MARLOW。          Come to where four roads meet�拭�

    TONY。       Ay�察�but you must be sure to take only one of them。 

    MARLOW。          O�察�sir�察�you're facetious。 

    TONY。       Then   keeping   to   the   right�察  �you   are   to   go   sideways   till   you 

come upon Crackskull Common�此�there you must look sharp for the track 

of   the   wheel�察  �and   go   forward   till   you   come   to   farmer   Murrain's   barn。 

Coming to the farmer's barn�察�you are to turn to the right�察�and then to the 

left�察�and then to the right about again�察�till you find out the old mill 

    MARLOW。          Zounds�察�man� �we could as soon find out the longitude� �

    HASTINGS。         What's to be done�察�Marlow�拭�

    MARLOW。           This    house   promises     but  a  poor   reception�察   �though 

perhaps the landlord can accommodate us。 

    LANDLORD。           Alack�察�master�察�we have but one spare bed in the whole 

house。 

    TONY。       And     to  my   knowledge�察    �that's  taken  up   by  three  lodgers 

already。    ��After a pause�察�in which the rest seem disconcerted。��           I have hit 

it。   Don't    you    think�察 �Stingo�察  �our   landlady    could   accommodate       the 

gentlemen by the fire´side�察�withthree chairs and a bolster�拭�

    HASTINGS。         I hate sleeping by the fire´side。 

    MARLOW。          And I detest your three chairs and a bolster。 

    TONY。       You do�察�do you�拭�then�察�let me seewhat if you go on a mile 

further�察�to the Buck's Head�察�the old Buck's Head on the hill�察�one of the best 

inns in the whole county�拭�



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     HASTINGS。         O ho� �so we have escaped an adventure for this night�察�

however。 

     LANDLORD。           ��apart   to   TONY��。    
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