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A63181
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Knavery in all trades, or, The coffee-house a comedy : as it was acted in the Christmas holidays by several apprentices with great applause.
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Tatham, John, fl. 1632-1664.
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Owse fill by and by vat vill you ave 5 Company Some Chocolet and some Coffee Mahoone Four boue may foy de Chocolet and de Coffee make a de man live for ever you shack dog nape mind a de Coffee and you damm shade hore bish mind de Chocolet me till you une ting vud de Anglish drinc no oder drinc den de Chocolet and de Coffee dey vud kill all de Turks in Cristendom and conquer all de Varld begar 5. Company Thou art the lying'st fellow Mahoone Me tell de true begar O so mush for dat vill you sit a little farder give room to Enter more Company dese Gentlemen 6. Company With your leave Gentlemen Mahoone Vat vill you ave 6 Company Some Coffee and some Chocolet Mahoone Very vell begar you know de ting dat be good for de body me knew dat before Ver be you damm shade bring de Chocolet presant You shack dog pack Rog vat do you do mind a your business and be Ang'd The several Tables take notice of the Diurnals first What speakes the Diurnal third It sayes the Turk will be here within this Moneth fourth We were told that a Moneth ago and he 's not come yet but what other Newes d' ye hear fifth The Roguish Boyes at Westminster 't is said cry Doxyes twelve a penny Sixth They are cheaper then shotten Herrings then first Or Rotten Apples second Pox on 't few on 'em e're were sound at Core seventh What Tom art thou there hang me if I saw thee second Nor I thee Harry how dost do seventh Much at one how does Trading walk second Curssed lamely she has the Gout in her great Toe third I' faith I think Gentlemen 't is the running Gout that vexes her and 't is thought she will if the disease continues kick her heeles up seventh No great matter Trade was alwayes a Strumpet fit for any man fourth But Lilly they say has put out a strange Prediction that Cucombers Reddish and Lettice shall be very plentifull this year fifth We shall have Sause then get Meat where we can sixth You know the Proverb more Sause then Pig first Bring some more Coffee fourth And Chocolet Mahoone Me do your business presant Company at second Table first Why Gentlemen look you the thing is this if he come on that side why then you know he comes not on the other side but put case he should devide his Army and march both wayes then you know who can keep him back second What does the fellow mean first I know what I know and there 's an end if he Land at Dover once he 'l be in England presently Company Ha ha ha first Why Gentlemen 't is no laughing matter I know what I know few words are best for certain the greatest part of his Army was seen on Calice Sands four Nights ago though the Diurnal mention it not yet it is as prodigious for ought you know as the late great Whale third Gentlemen has any of you seen the Play of Harry the eight fourth Many years ago I did fifth And so did I. third 'T is rarely set forth they say first Gentlemen as I 'm a Christian I ought to speak I know and you cannot but all know that if the Turk come into England once 't will be the worse for the whole state of Christendom third Let him come we have Iews enough to entertain him Bur sir they say 't is done rarely well fourth I cannot believe it 't is impossible they should do any thing so well as I have seen things done fifth When Taylor Lowen and Pollard were alive fourth Did you not know Benfield and Swautted fifth Did I not know ' em yes and hum'd them off a hundred times fourth But did you know Mat Smith Elis Worth and Fowler at the Fortune fifth Yes and I will tell you by a good token Fowler you know was appointed for the Conquering parts and it being given out he was to play the Part of a great Captain and mighty Warriour drew much Company the Play began and ended with his Valour but at the end of the Fourth Act he laid so heavily about him that some Mutes who stood for Souldiers fell down as they were dead e're he had toucht their trembling Targets so he brandisht his Sword made his Exit ne're minding to bring off his dead men which they perceiving crauld into the Tyreing house at which Fowler grew angry and told 'em Dogs you should have laine there till you had been fetcht off and so they crauld out again which gave the People such an occasion of Laughter they cry'd that again that again that again fourth I but what d' ye call him was the man he plaid the devil in Doctor Faustus and a fellow in the Gallery throwing a Tobacco-Pipe at him I hope to see thee quoth He e're long as bad as I am what 's that quoth the fellow the Son of a Whore quoth He. Omnes Ha ha ha first You talk of your Players I am for the Fencers there are none living now like old Bradshaw old Batty Chatterton and Ned Gibs fifth I and the Miller I remember them too fourth What Swan the Wrestler know him I think I did first And so did I then there was Will the Labourer and Will the Pewterer that were hang'd O they were nimble men fourth And Iack the Butcher a stout Rogue and the Gentleman Wrestler they were brave men indeed there 's none left live like ' em The sport that I have seen in Lincolnes-Inn-fields and Moore-fields did you not know little Dick that kept the Ring first What the old fellow he and I has crackt many a Cup together I was a Gamster too in those dayes I lov'd to raise a Cudgell and try a fall as I did my Dinner fourth And so did I I did so pay a Butcher at Bradshawes School once I came up to him thus He rises extending his Arme hits the Person sets next him in the mouth second What do you mean by this sir fourth I was but shewing how I came on second I promise you wer 't in another place you should not come off so sir. first He meant no harme only to shew his skill second Let him do 't some where else first The place is as free for us as 't is for you sir for our money fourth Nay if the Gentleman be angry let him turn the Buckles of his Girdle behind him third Come you do not well first to give an Offence and then to justifie your self in 't Mahoone Vat be dat vat be dere hoe make a de noyse make a de devell no stay in my Owse begar take you de varning a dat fourth Well well we have done Bring us some more Coffee first And Chocolet Mahoone Vid all mine art four bone 2. and 3d. Sit you merry take money here Enter Hunt-Cliffe Hunt-Cliffe My dearest Rampant how dost Wife Prithee love get thee into the next