"That's Spiller--Jemmy Spiller the famous play actor." "No, is it though.

Lord, he can make folks laugh--ah, split their sides a'most.

I see him last Saturday at Master Rich's theayter in the Fields, and I thought I should ha' died." Spiller was better at making people laugh than at holding an infuriated woman.

But he had two friends with him, stalwart butchers from Clare Market, and he turned the task over to them with the remark that they were used to handling mad cattle.
At this point Gay and Leveridge forced their way through the crowd.

Gay saw the red angry mark on the girl's pallid face and guessed the cause.
He drew her gently to him.
"Run inside the house.