For those that have paid rent to Walsingham I shall take good measure -- you among the rest , mine host . '' `` Good knight , '' said the host , `` I will swear upon the cross of Holywood I did but pay to Walsingham upon compulsion . Nay , bully knight , I love not the rogue Walsinghams ; they were as poor as thieves , bully knight . Give me a great lord like you . Nay ; ask me among the neighbours , I am stout for Brackley . '' `` It may be , '' said Sir Daniel , dryly . `` Ye shall then pay twice . '' The innkeeper made a horrid grimace ; but this was a piece of bad luck that might readily befall a tenant in these unruly times , and he was perhaps glad to make his peace so easily . `` Bring up yon fellow , Selden ! '' cried the knight . And one of his retainers led up a poor , cringing old man , as pale as a candle , and all shaking with the fen fever . `` Sirrah , '' said Sir Daniel , `` your name ? '' `` A n't please your worship , '' replied the man , `` my name is Condall -- Condall of Shoreby , at your good worship 's pleasure . '' `` I have heard you ill reported on , '' returned the knight . `` Ye deal in treason , rogue ; ye trudge the country leasing ; y ' are heavily suspicioned of the death of severals . How , fellow , are ye so bold ? But I will bring you down . '' `` Right honourable and my reverend lord , '' the man cried , `` here is some hodge-podge , saving your good presence . I am but a poor private man , and have hurt none . '' `` The under-sheriff did report of you most vilely , '' said the knight . ''
` Seize me , ' saith he , ` that Tyndal of XXXXX . ' ''
Brackley Condall Holywood Right Shoreby Sirrah Walsingham fen innkeeper under-sheriff