The pale moon shone on the dusk; when I stole from here to there, I did not go wrong in my way. If the tinker can live and carry his pigskin bag, I can certainly explain and confess to this business under the yoke. Sheets are my special trade, and when the kites are set up, people are bound to take a few scraps of cloth. My father named me Autolygus; he, like me, was a Mercurian thief, and a thief of careless odds and ends. I call one and drink six, and I sleep in the willows. In the end, I get this big cloak. Being a thief is my only livelihood. On the main road, it's no fun to be tortured and hanged for fear of being caught by the officials. The day after tomorrow is boundless, and you can only sleep on it. A good deal comes to the door! On the clown. The jester showed me that twenty-eight pounds of wool came from eleven heads of sheep; twenty-eight pounds of wool could be sold for a pound and a few shillings; fifteen hundred sheep were shorn, and how much wool did they have? Autolygus (voice-over) If the net is steady, I will catch this chicken. The Joker has no leverage. I can't figure it out. Let me see. What shall I buy for our feast to celebrate the shearing of sheep? Three pounds of sugar, five pounds of little raisins, rice-what does my sister want with rice? But Papa has already asked her to preside over the feast, and it was her idea. She had put up twenty-four bouquets for the sheepshearers and the triptych singers, all of whom were very good people, but mostly alto and bass singers, but one of them was a Puritan, and he sang hymns with his hornpipe. Shall I get some saffron powder to color the pear cakes? Shell? Jujube? No,micro gear motor, that's not in my account. Kernel, seven; ginger, one or two, but that I can ask for nothing; dark plum, four pounds; and the same amount of raisins. Autolygus, I am so miserable! (Creeping on the ground.) Clown! Autolygus Oh, help me! Help me! Take off this rag for me! And let me die! Clown,12v High Torque Motor, oh, bitter man! You should put on more rags, but why do you have to take them off? Autolygus. Alas, sir! This dress is more painful to me than the whips I have received; I have received millions of them. Clown, oh, bitter man! It's no fun to get millions of hits. Monsieur Autolygus, I have met with bandits, and they have broken me; they have robbed me of my money and my clothes, and they have put this disgusting thing on me. Clown what, is it a horseman, or is it on foot? Autolygus is a Walker, good sir, a Walker. Jester: Yes, he must have been a porter or something, according to the clothes he left you; and if it's a horseman's clothes, Micro Gear Motor ,Vending Machine Motor, it must have had a lot of experience. Give me your hand and let me hold you. Here, give me your hand. (Raises Otto Rigus.) Autolygus! Yes, sir. Be gentle. Yo! Clown, oh, bitter man! Autolygus! Good sir; gently, good sir! Sir, I'm afraid my shoulder blades are broken. What's wrong with clowns! Can't you stand? Autolygus Gently, good sir; (steals the clown's purse) Gently, good sir. You have done a good deed. Joker, are you short of money? I can give you some money. Autolygus: No, good sir; no, thank you, sir. I have a relation less than a mile from here, and I go to him; I can borrow money from him, or whatever I want. Don't give me any money, I beg you; that would displease me. What kind of person did the clown rob you? Autolygus, as far as I know, sir, is a fellow who goes around playing billiards with people. I knew that he had served the prince; and I did know afterwards that he had been scourged from court, good sir, though for what advantage I know not. Clowns, you should say bad things; good people are not whipped out of court. They reward people's good to keep it there; but it's hard to keep it there for a few minutes. Autolygus. I should say bad, sir. I'm familiar with this guy. He had been a puller afterwards; he had been an official; he had been a prodigal puppeteer, he had married a tinker's wife within a mile of my field; he had gone from one dirty trade to another, and at last he was a rascal. Someone called him Autolygus. Clown ***! He was a thief, and he was often seen at the inauguration of the church, at the fair, and at the bear court. Autolygus Yes, sir; that's him, sir; that's the rascal who has put this suit on me. Bohemia the clown has no bolder rascal than him; you only have to put on some airs and spit in his face, and he's gone. Autolygus, to tell you the truth, sir, I don't fight. I am utterly useless in that respect; and I am sure he knows it. Joker, how are you? Autolygus Good sir, much better; I can get up and go. I should say goodbye to you and walk slowly to my relatives. Joker, do you want me to take you with me? Autolygus: No, good-looking sir; no, good sir. Joker: Farewell, then; I must go and buy some spices for the wedding feast to celebrate the shearing of the sheep. Autolygus. Good luck, good sir! You don't have enough money in your purse to buy spices. I will come to your wedding shearing, and if I can't do more tricks in this game and turn the sheepshearers into sheep, then count me a regular man in the register. Walk forward, walk forward, step on the sidewalk, happily holding Jiemu in your hand: if you are happy to walk all day,Small Geared Motors, you will not be tired, and if you are sad to walk a mile, it will be like going to hell. (Lower.) 。 ichgearmotor.com