For 10 points, name this Tudor comedy about a lost sewing implement.
One character in this play, who goes hungry after a cat drinks his milk and a vagrant steals his bacon, chases a cat around the attic trying to blow out his eyes for fear that they will start a fire. One character in this work tells Hodge that "between Chat, and the Rat, and the cat" the title object "is hid", after lying to Hodge about conjuring a devil. One character in this play uses threats of stolen chickens to cause another to wound the curate Dr. Rat, and he had earlier stirred up a fight between that woman, Dame Chat, and the title character, after he lied to Chat, telling her that she was accused of stealing a rooster. The title object is found after Diccon, ordered to swear an oath on Hodge's butt, slaps it, revealing that it had never left the pants the title character had been repairing. For 10 points, name this Tudor comedy about a lost sewing implement. 
One character in this play, who goes hungry after a cat drinks his milk and a vagrant steals his bacon, chases a cat around the attic trying to blow out his eyes for fear that they will start a fire.
Gammer Gurton's Needle 