CLERK。Mr。Tell—True，whatsayyou？
TELL。HisnameisPitiless，mylord。Ihaveknownhimfromachild，andhehathdoneallthatwickednesswhereofhestandschargedintheindictment;butthereisacompanyofthemthatarenotacquaintedwiththedangerofdamning，thereforetheycallallthosemelancholythathaveseriousthoughtshowthatstateshouldbeshunnedbythem。
CLERK。SetMr。Haughtytothebar，gaoler。Mr。Haughty，thouarthereindictedbythenameofHaughty，（anintruderuponthetownofMansoul，）forthatthoudidstmosttraitorouslyanddevilishlyteachthetownofMansoultocarryitloftilyandstoutlyagainstthesummonsthatwasgiventhembythecaptainsoftheKingShaddai。ThoudidstalsoteachthetownofMansoultospeakcontemptuouslyandvilifyinglyoftheirgreatKingShaddai;anddidstmoreoverencourage，bothbywordsandexamples，Mansoul，totakeuparmsbothagainsttheKingandhissonEmmanuel。Howsayestthou，artthouguiltyofthisindictment，ornot？
HAUGHTY。Gentlemen，Ihavealwaysbeenamanofcourageandvalour，andhavenotused，whenunderthegreatestclouds，tosneakorhangdowntheheadlikeabulrush;nordiditatallatanytimepleasemetoseemenveiltheirbonnetstothosethathaveopposedthem;yea，thoughtheiradversariesseemedtohavetentimestheadvantageofthem。Ididnotusetoconsiderwhowasmyfoe，norwhatthecausewasinwhichI
wasengaged。ItwasenoughtomeifIcarrieditbravely，foughtlikeaman，andcameoffavictor。