:36:01
Even if you're the Devil, I'll keep
our bargain. We're both out for profit
:36:07
We could share what we make
:36:10
That is, you take all
that men want to give you
:36:15
Agreed. You'll take your
part while I shall take...
:36:20
...everything that
mankind wants to give me
:36:34
Here lives an old woman who'd rather
break her neck than part with a penny
:36:37
I'll get twelve pence from her,
under threat of summoning her to court
:36:43
She's not guilty of the smallest of sins
:36:46
Learn how we do things in these parts
:36:53
What can I do for you gentlemen?
:36:58
On pain of excommunication you must
appear before the archdeacon tomorrow
:37:04
Answer to the court for certain
things... you know what I mean
:37:09
Twelve pence, and I'll
see that you're acquitted
:37:11
Where will I find twelve
pence, in the name of Holy Mary?
:37:15
In all my life I've never
had, even seen twelve pence
:37:20
Have pity on me, I'm poor and wretched
:37:23
Pay up, or I'll take our new
pitcher to settle our debt
:37:27
I paid your fine when you
first cuckolded your husband
:37:31
Liar! I've never been
summoned to court in my life
:37:35
And I've never been wicked with my body
:37:38
Devil take your body and my pitcher too
:37:42
Come now, dear mother
:37:47
Did you really mean what you said?
:37:52
Yes, Devil take him alive, and
the pitcher, unless he repents
:37:57
No, you old witch, don't bank on it