"What twice-condemned drunken roysterer may you be, that hath mistaken the prison of Duke Otho for a trull-house?

He who would see the venerable features of Nature must not seek with the rudeness of a licensed roysterer violently to unmask her countenance; but must wait as a learner for her willing unveiling.

He is a reckless roysterer of the old school, and a friend of sir Andrew Ague-cheek.

Besides this, Cyprien, a stout well-favoured young Gascon, who filled the posts of drawer and chamberlain, together with two or three other trencher-scrapers, who served at table, and waited on the guests, were generally sufficient to clear the house of any troublesome roysterers.