What is this mystery play?

Yesterday, I ran across the proverb "Great cry and little wool, as the devil said when he sheared the hogs," along with the explanation that this came from "an old mystery play, David and Abigail, based on 1 Samuel." Where/when was this mystery play performed, and is its text available? Researching it online, I found a few texts that seemed to cite the version I originally read or some other Ur-source, but never added any specificity. The earliest source I found was the "Supplement to the Translator's Preface" of the 1759 Charles Jarvis translation of Don Quixote (sorry, can't reproduce long s): "For the sheep-shearing of Nabal being represented in the Mystery of David and Abigail, and the Devil always attending Nabal, was made to imitate it by shearing a hog."

Any ideas as to what this mysterious mystery play might be? Is it part of a mystery cycle? Am I taking "mystery play" too narrowly by assuming it's an English mystery play?

Thanks in advance for any thoughts.