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NOTE: This text begins on page 992 of Medieval Drama, ed.
Bevington, was submitted by Prof. Ian Lancashire, April/87.
Scanning Notes: e$ was used to represent e acute.
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<3The Play of the Weather3>
A New and a Very Mery Enterlude of all Maner Wethers
<1Made by John Heywood>1
THE PLAYERS NAMES
JUPITER, a god THE WATER MILLER
MERY-REPORTE, the Vice THE WINDE MILLER
THE GENTILMAN THE GENTILWOMAN
THE MARCHAUNT THE LAUNDER
THE RANGER A Boy, the lest that can play
[Jupiter is enthroned in a scaffold or curtained pew by
means of which he can retire from the audience's view.]
JUPITER. Right farre to[o] longe, as now, were to recite
The auncient estate wherin ourselfe ha . . .
