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The Reckoning


Corn-king, thee


Torch, keening... (torchlit night time funerals were typical of Tudor era)


(keened, keenˇing, keens


To wail in lamentation, especially for the dead.


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Creek not nigh? (Deptford Creek)


Night on creek...


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Aldebaran


A lean bard


An ale, bard?


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Hail poet so underfed!


Ale-house in Deptford


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Widow Bull


willow bud


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Pot of willow bud tea do, Dr.?


O O Widow Bull at Deptford!


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> Widow Bull


> willow-bud


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> Pot of willow bud tea do, Dr.?


> O O Widow Bull at Deptford!


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"Polly, (Poley) put the kettle on,


We'll all have tea.





Sukey, (Skeres) take it off again,


They've all gone away."





(nursery rhyme)


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At Widow Bull's house............             (anagrams)


Who will douse a stub ???


Who was ill ? do use tub !


Ill used ? O but who was ?


But who will do as *Sue*? (or Sukie! :) )


Who will *doubt* as *Sue* ? (a Sue-donym !)


Do a *will* ? but who sues...?


Doubt a *will* ? who sues...?


A will ? who doubts "Sue" ? (Kit's will)


Old law, I...but who sues ?


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more anagrams of


The Reckoning


> Torch, keening...


(note Torch is a name for Aldebaran!)


Kit go ? Nr. Ch., e'en (evening)


No K. ? "greet" in Ch. ... (*greet* can mean cry)


No Kit ? ... Ch. green ... (with laurels)


Kit on Ch. green (like a "village green" )


O King enter Ch. ...?


*Green* kin, to Ch. ?


(Matilda Green, likely to be Kit's grandmother)


Three con king ?


"Conker" the gin ?









a midsummer night's dream


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