ONE:"How I hate the sight of that man! he is so full of consequence, and has so many airs, and talks so much about what he will do when he is king of Norfolk;just as if an honest blacksmith was not as good as a dyer any day! Or, as if Wat Turner (Wat Tyler, I mean)I declare I often catch myself going to call you Turner in the shop,aye, as if Wat Tyler wasn't as good a name as John Leicester! And then he talks about his wife, too. I'll let him see when you are king of Kent.""Strikes me as he's madgot what you call a fixed idea, same as mad people have."
THREE:"Help me, Naomi," he pleaded, "fur I can't manage wudout you."
THREE:"Are you afraid of good or bad spirits? Nonsense!do as you have promised, and take the gold."