Master Mummers - Comparison of Folk Play Texts

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Vertical axis: Line Nos. for:	Pace, Peace, or Paste Egging [Hulme, 1842]
Horizontal axis: Line Nos. for:	6. "The Sword-dancers" Cumberland. [1930]

Vertical axis: Line Nos. for:	Pace, Peace, or Paste Egging [Hulme, 1842]
Horizontal axis: Line Nos. for:	6. "The Sword-dancers" Cumberland. [1930]

Line	6. "The Sword-dancers" Cumberland. [1930]	Pace, Peace, or Paste Egging [Hulme, 1842]
1.	stir up the fire and make a light
2.	for in this house there will be a fight
3.	in comes farmer dick
4.	with his big stick
5.	here s two champions going to fight
6.	five pounds for a doctor
7.	ten pounds for a doctor
8.	twenty pounds for a doctor
9.	in comes i old doctor brown
10.	the best old doctor in the town
11.	who made you the best doctor	how camest thou to be a doctor
12.	by my travels	1. by my travels 2. i have travelled far
13.	where have you travelled	1. i have travelled 2. where has t thou travelled
14.	england ireland scotland and wales
15.	three times there and back again
16.	what can you cure	but doctor what can s thou cure
17.	i can cure the itch the pitch the colic and the gout	the itch pox the palsy and the gout
18.	can you bring dead men to life	but can thou bring this dead man to life again
19.	i can
20.	make this man live
21.	drink this
22.	once he was dead but now lives
23.	in comes i johnny funny
24.	the man who collects the money
25.	money we want and money we ll have	money i want and money i crave
26.	if you don t give us money	if you don t give me money i ll sweep you all to the grave
27.	we ll sweep you all out	if you don t give me money i ll sweep you all out

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