Passages from this character's speech that contain the most distinguishing words for Cluster 11 (tospot, rees, ralph, soch, tout, oundes…). Matches are highlighted.
where I pray? 'Tis devilish continued continued cold going by water. God be w with you till S So soon; what call you the Lady? Oh now I re remember the La Lady Fa Faukenbridge at what S sign? A Angel, the la la Lady fa fa Fau kenbridge, Fa Fau Faukenbridge. By my Changed Changed Christendom I would have not b b been h here this three
would sh more morsel, Ne next your he heart I have been at g gravesend sir. And at Can Can Canterbury. But I c could not f find your S S sister the La Lady Fau Faukenbridge. My f fa father. He hears a go good J J Jest by the L Lord to more mock and ape withal: my fa fa father has brought his ho ho hoges to a fa fa fair m m m ket. Po
to to tell your La La Lady or I would to g God we were would hanged else, as my fa father should have been. A a and you be his La Lady, you are the La Lady Fau Faukenbridge, the Earl of glow Gloucesters sister. Y y your man b b Block here, does no nothing but f f flout m me, a and cr cries r run Re Redcap and S S see your f f father
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I Jam am Re Redcap S S sir. I'll be at Stepney p p presently. The La La Lady Fau Fau Faukenbreech, I r r run sir. I am g g glad of that that that, my fa fa father the p p por ter sha shall ge ge get a f f fee by you. Still runs. I am g g gone si sir. Ste Ste Stepney chi church yonder, but I have forgotten The La La Lady Fau Fau Fau plague on her, I mu must b back to the Fle Fle Fleet to kn kn know it. The la the la la Lady Fau, plague on't; G Gloucester Will gone near to st stab me, foe for forgetting My errand, he is such a ma ma mad Lord, the La Lady Fau Fau Fau. Go go God sp sp speed you sir. Ma marry sir, I have lo lost a La Ladies name, and I am running ba back to see see seek it. Why the la Lady Fau Fau Fau. I the S S same, f f farewell, I that that thank you would heartily I sh sh should do and errand to her f f from my Lord Of Gloucester, but a a and she be in k Kenned, I'll S send it by you. Marry p p prisoner in the Fl Fleet, a a and w would have her speak to P Prince R Richard for his re re re lease. Wh wh where I pray? 'Tis devilish continued continued cold going by water. God be w with you till S So soon; what call you the Lady? Oh now I re remember the La Lady Fa Faukenbridge at what S sign? A Angel, the la la Lady fa fa Fau kenbridge, Fa Fau Faukenbridge. By my Changed Changed Christendom I would have not b b been h here this three nights, a p p plague of him, that made me such a changed chanting, and S sent me such a In In Jaunt, blood I was st stayed for Skinke, that ill fa fa faced rogue. Wh wh what raw, 'tis a very would sh more morsel, Ne next your he heart I have been at g gravesend sir. And at Can Can Canterbury. But I c could not f find your S S sister the La Lady Fau Faukenbridge. My f fa father. He hears a go good J J Jest by the L Lord to more mock and ape withal: my fa fa father has brought his ho ho hoges to a fa fa fair m m m ket. Po po porter quoth you? p po porter that will for me, and I po po porter it, let them po po post me to heaven in this quam quarter. But I must S S seek this Gl Gl Gloucester and Sk Sk Skinke that continued cony catching ra ra rascal, a pa pa plauge continued continued confound him, Re re redcap must ru run he cannot tell when whither. Exit Ma master Counterfeit constable, see see search you that that way, a and you ho honest man that that way. I'll ru run that this way m my own see self. They disperse themselves. Ma marry fit we S seek a vam vam vagabond, a fu fugatiue, my La Ladies own b brother; but and he were the po po Popes own b brother, I would ssearch f f for him; for I have a p poor fatherr ready to be would would hanged f f for him. You sp sp speak Like and honest ge ge Gentleman, re re rest you me me merry, continued continued come my f f friends, I be believe h h he r ran by the g g garden w wall towards the uva water side. Exeunt running. I'll to to tell your La La Lady or I would to g God we were would hanged else, as my fa father should have been. A a and you be his La Lady, you are the La Lady Fau Faukenbridge, the Earl of glow Gloucesters sister. Y y your man b b Block here, does no nothing but f f flout m me, a and cr cries r run Re Redcap and S S see your f f father would would hanged. I sh shall g go near to m make m mur der and he v use it. La la law ma Madam. I g g God be with you, I am the p p Porters son, I m must r run to S S seek your b br brother. I that that thank you h heartily, and I had not been cozened with Sk Skinke, I had no nee needs of these In jants, for Gl Gloucester was S safe enough. Do you S S say fa fa father Hermit, that that Gl Gloucester is about this Heath? R r run? isle r run the continued compass of all k Kenned but I'll f find him out, my f f father (where ere he lays his head) dare ne never continued come home I know, to to till he be foe foe found. M m marry 'tis the Earls of La La Lancaster and Le Leister. Fa fa farewell f father, and I find Skink or Glow Glow ster, I'll g g give thee the pr prize of a penny p p pudding for thy p pains. Wh wh wh whope He Hermit, you would would ma ma made Re Redcap run a fine continued continued compass, would have you not? J J Jesus bl bless me, whop to to two Hermit's? I'll Can Can caperclaw to to tone of ye, for more more mocking me, and I worser worser do not would would hang me: wh wh which is the fa fa false k k k knave? for I am S S sure the old He He Hermit woe would never more mock and honest man. Have you continued continued cozened the he Hermit and m made Redcap run to no pu pu purpose? Si si sirrah, you are the continued countefeite, Oh this is the tr tr true He Hermit, sta sta stand still g good man at that, isle but bombast you i'faith, isle make you g give the old m m man his gown. G g gods lid are you go good at that? isle cum cudgel ye f f for this tr tr trick. You li li li lie you ra ra rascal you, I le left you st stan ding he hear. Oh here's a ro ro rogue in Can Can carnat, help, mu murder murder. That this f f fellow has a S S sword and a buckler. Well isle r r run and get a p pardon of the K K KKing, Gl Gloucester and Skinke ta ta taken? Oh b b brave, r r r run re Re Read Can cap a and Can Can carry the first n n news to continued continued court. Go go God you, go God S speed you, R r run you sir knave? why I r run to my La Lady Fa Fau kenbridge, to to to tell her Sk Skinke and Gl Gloucester is to ta ken, and are gg one to the CC Court with L Lord Leister, and L Lord la la Lancaster. My fa father? I that I w would S see my f father, & there be a p porter in your ho house, its my f fa r. And you were two to twenty b Blocks, idem f f follow you S so I would, and r run to the continued continued court too, and k kneel before the k k King f f for his pa pardon. I I I r r run as f f fast as I I Can Can can run I uva warrant ye. M ma marry an't please you I am re re Redcap. I continued continued come to re re re qui quire the young K K King of his go goo goodness, since Glow Gloucester is to taken, that he woe woe would let my fa fa father have his pa pa pardon. And shall he be p p Porter a Gam gain? I uva warrant you my Lord. Marry I woe would have Skinke pu punished for continued continued Conycatching me. I by my to to troth is it. Oh I Lord S sir, I have another S suit for the p p Purse vant, that has l l lost his b b box, and his uva uva warrant. Why the pu pu Pursuivant sir and the po po Porter. A f foe before I go go I b b be S S seech you let Sk Skinke and gl Gloucester be lo lo looked too, for they have p p played the k k knaves to to to b b bade. Nay I'll ru ru run, faith you shall not n n needs to b b b bid him ta ta take m me away, for re re Redcap will r ru run rarely. Exit. I he is ta taken I uva warrant you with a with witness, The p p Porter of the fl fl Fleet to Court? what p p porter of the fl fl Fleet? G God a mercy, f fa faith and euerth thou continued continued come to the Fl Fl Fleet, I'll give the tu tu turning of the ke key f for n no nothing. Im must nee needs go back, the La Lady Fau Fau Fau. Oh g God he has a sword too, S Skink are you Can catched? G Gloucester? Oh b brave, now m my father sh shall be f free Fa fare we well and be would hang. Exit.
Plot summary
Plot — Look About You
Before the start of the action, Queen Eleanor had her rival, Rosamund, poisoned by Skink, and was imprisoned for it; Skink escaped and has taken the identity of a fortune-telling hermit. Her son Henry and his brothers attempted a coup, and there are now two kings in England, father and son. At a parliament, the younger King Henry offers to split the kingdom with the elder, but alienates his supporters by his readiness to seize their lands. Skink, summoned to the parliament by Prince Richard, is rewarded with Gloucester’s lands, and Gloucester imprisoned when he protests and strikes Skink. Richard, who has an interest in Gloucester’s sister, Lady Falconbridge, promises to free him. Eavesdropping on a meeting between them, Sir Richard Falconbridge sees his wife reject the Prince’s advances. Pursued by the watch, Skink evades arrest by swapping clothes with Redcap, but is taken to the Fleet prison for identification by Redcap’s father, the porter. Gloucester swaps clothes with him in turn and escapes, and finally Skink too gets away by purloining Prince John’s clothes. Lady Falconbridge disguises Gloucester as her husband, fooling the watch sent to search for him. The substitutions cause misunderstandings when Skink (as John) is given a chain by Falconbridge and Gloucester (as Falconbridge) is given John’s sword; in each case the real man denies what his doppelganger has done. The porter of the Fleet is to be hanged for Gloucester’s escape, but the old King is persuaded to reprieve him. Gloucester intercepts the pursuivant, gets him drunk, steals the pardon, and ensures that it reaches its destination. Skink evades capture at the tavern by swapping clothes with the drawer and pretending to have been assaulted by the escaped Skink. John and Falconbridge consult the hermit: John wants to locate Gloucester, and Falconbridge to know for sure whether his wife is committing adultery. Lady Falconbridge also goes there in disguise, leaving Robin Hood standing in for her at home, cross-dressed. She too wants to locate Gloucester, to save him from the malice of John and his mother; John and Falconbridge both arrange assignations with her. Skink resumes the hermit’s identity, tells them how Gloucester escaped, and predicts that they will be able to catch Skink committing a robbery nearby; he then changes his disguise, induces them to fall in a hole, and steals their purses. While he is away, Gloucester finds his hermit costume and puts it on, convincing the robbed…