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offered them to sale and quickly sold them all, and took the money; but before he was gone out of the house, Faustus had conjured the Hogs out of the Market place, and sent them all home to the aforesaid driver's house. The man that bought them seeing all the swine gone, stopped the man that sold them and would have his money which he was forced to pay and so returned home sorrowful, and not knowing what to do; but to his great amazement, found all his swine in their styes.
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CHAP. XIII.
How Dr Faustus began to bethink himself ⟨of⟩ the near approach of his end.
FAustus having spun out his twenty-⟨four⟩ years, within a month or two, ⟨began⟩ to consider that he should do to cheat ⟨the⟩ Devil, but could not find any way to ⟨prevent⟩ his miserable end, which was now ⟨near,⟩ whereupon he thus cries out to ⟨himself⟩ "O miserable wretch that I am. I ⟨have⟩ given myself to the Devil for a few ⟨years⟩ pleasure, to satisfy my carnal and ⟨devilish⟩ desires, and now I must pay full dear; ⟨now⟩ must I have torment without any ⟨ease⟩
