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 PR2459.C6G7 1614a 
 
 Greenes Tu-quoque; or, The city gallant 
 
 3 1924 013 128 651 
 
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Zbc XTubor ^Facsimile ^eyts 
 
 (Bxnms ^xi=qmqnz 
 
 ax 
 
 mt City Olalknt 
 
 by lo. Cooke 
 1614 
 
 Date of earliest known original edition . . . . 1614 
 
 {B.M. C. 34, c. 19) 
 Reproduced in Facsimile IQIS 
 
A.-2.'S\']'?3. 
 
Under the Supervision and Editorship of 
 JOHN S. FARMER 
 
 dmn^s ®tt=poiju« 
 
 or 
 
 Wat €itg dallant 
 
 by lo. Cooke 
 1614 
 
 Issued for Sttbscnbers by the Editor of 
 
 THE TUDOR FACSIMILE TEXTS 
 
 MCMXIII 
 
 3 
 
by lo. Cooke 
 1614 
 
 This facsimile is from an original in the British Museum. 
 There is another copy in Bodley. Another edition appeared in 
 1622 and another undated (? 1640^. 
 
 Mr. Bullen supplied all that is known of the author in his 
 article in " The Dictionary of National Biography." 
 
 JOHN S. FARMER. 
 
Greenes Tu quoQuc, 
 
 OR, 
 
 The Citdc Gallant. 
 
 a^/ it hath beene diners times aEied hj the ^jteCftis 
 
 (J^taitf{ies Sirnants. 
 
 Written by I o. CoojiE Gene. 
 
 ommm 
 
 r;;n£;4 nt Loiu'^.n for lolm Trundk. \(l\- 
 
Ta the Reader. 
 
 PxranUtethe Icue/tnd memory of my tftr- 
 \thy friend the Authry And my entirely hgle- 
 fted F*/6b», the J^cr^ JUuldnctthuJc being 
 ifithewayiuji rvtiett thfsfUy was to beftth- 
 It^i in Priut ,y_ hut to prefxefotnettken 
 ^'my gffetfitn t§ either in the frtnttffire tfthe S«oki» 
 For tie Gentleman that wr*teft,his F oem it fe If e cm bet- 
 ter fpetke his prtife^ th en gny Ontoryfrom me . N«r can 
 I tellyffhether this vfttke was diuttlgtd VftthhiscQnfent 
 fr nc: but hrffteuir Jince it hathfaji the 7 efl oftheftage 
 with fo gentrall an affUufe ^fitfy it were but it Jhettld 
 Itl^sfy-^hime the hneur ef the freffe, M f«r Mttftet 
 Crcene, all that Iwilljpeake »fhm (and that without 
 fiaftery) is this (tfJwere worthy to eenfure) there was not 
 ,An ASltr of bts nature i/rinrs time^o/ better ability in per- 
 formante tfwhat bevnderttoke-^more applaudent by the 
 Attdiente^ef greater grace attheCeurt^ or of more general 
 hue in the Cttty, and ft with this brief e eharaHer of hit 
 titem»ry,I commit him to bis reflf 
 
 - « 
 
 i^ 
 
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 T homas ^^Y^^lfk^ 
 
 A 2 
 
Vpon the death of Thomas Greene. 
 
 Hoti^fa^ bleal^e Antumne shangeth floraes dye, 
 Whatjejltr^ay W4s{Greene)noyif'f/eAre (^ drjf. 
 
 A 
 
 '■■■■-■ /£? 
 
 
 M 
 
 ■•,-i ji 
 
 ■i 
 
 A ■ 
 
 ^ 
 
Greenes T« Qupque^.. . 
 
 A Mercers Shop difcouercd , Gartred\\'ox\^\\^%\n 
 it, ^/--fWi// walking by the Shop : M bdUnce 
 walking ouer the Stage : after him LongfieU 
 zn^Gerddme. 
 
 Fravcit. 
 HacIaoUeyoiifir? faireftufFcs.orvcluets ? 
 BaU. Good morrow fr«»^^ 
 Fran. GoodmorTOwmiflcr54//<*w#. 
 gerkld. SiiViey<iVimS[}ct Lenz-field. 
 long. And you fir, what bufincffc drawcs 
 ■you toward this end o*th towne? 
 
 Gefold. Faith no great feriousafFaircs, onelya rtirring 
 humour to walke, aitd partly tofccihcbeauticsofthcCj- 
 tic; butitmaybcyoucaninftroflme : pray whofcfliop's- 
 this ? 
 
 Long. Whytis rviHR^Jhet fathers, a manthst yousre 
 well acquainted with. EnterAvetichwithaltukePof 
 
 Ger. As with your fclfe; and is that his fifter? linnen 
 Long. Marry is it fir. 
 
 Ger, Pray let vs walke , I would bcholde Iter bctrcr. 
 ff'fiich. Buy fomequaifcs, handkerchcrs, or very good 
 boncl.iccMtflri;. ^t^ 
 
 Qart. None.- J Bp 
 
 ' JVfneh. Will you buy any handkerchcrs, fir? ™'^ 
 SpfnJ. Yes, haueyouanyfincones ? 
 fVeHch lie fliewyou choice, pleafcyoulookcfir? 
 • Sp:nd. How now! what ntwes? 
 
 m 
 
 € 
 
 ■%i--jtei^:.,!^iffn>r 
 
9Femh, Miftrts Tlcklematt has fent you a Letter,, and 
 expefts your company at Dtght » atid inircats you to fend 
 her an angell^ whether you can come, or whether you caa 
 not. , . ,, ., ( \ .Hei-f^dft, '.'s' ''\ 
 
 Sfeuci. Sweet rafcalU^^ your l<iue be as earncft as your '■ 
 
 protcftation, you will meete me this night at Supper, you < 
 
 know the fandeuows,tkere will bo ^<tod bbmpany,alnoire 
 of choice Fidlers ,^a Bne boy i/s'hh an exceUcot »oic«i very 
 good fongi and baw^dy ; «nd.^1uch is morej <^oe purpose 
 my fclfe to be exceeding tneVry :. but Ifybu come not, I 1 
 
 fhallpowtmyfelfcncke, and not eate one bit to night. 
 
 Your contiauall dofe friend, ' <'\ 
 
 NMTickle-m4n,. ' /| 
 
 Ipray fend mean angeJIIiytbiiibearefjNg^i.^jj^;;-^ ' 
 
 theryecancotne, oxw]»ewfry'«cani^«ic,^ ^^'^ -/ " * 
 
 What's »b^ price of thefctvyo?-:' A'-' 
 
 ^<irrJ&. Hftlfeacrowneifltruti),nr. 
 
 Spni, Hold thee, them's ao angell,, and contMnend ime 
 tomydelight, tellher iwHlwMfailefnef, though I loalje^ 
 fluyfteedofDcby't.; - E*i$iiitmcki; . , ' 
 
 . tVewh. Ithankeyeu^r; buyany6nehandkercher«^; -; 
 
 L«ng, You are ta]Kn 6« extreamcly % what's the obied^ 
 
 ^eraU. Shec's wonderous faire. ^ ; "^ '■ 
 
 ■ Z>M£. Nay,^ and yoMn thpn^bti.bceoa wencluDglle 
 leaucypu. - -.- \- ■ 
 
 gcrM. You (liflU not-be fo vnfriendly,pray aflifti^Kc; 
 Wee'l CO the (hop and cheapen fttt^et or iattins. 
 
 5/m/. What lacke you Gentlemen? fine ftuffea, »el- 
 'ucts.orfattinsf pray come neare, ^ 
 
 * &F. Letmefeeagoodfattin. 
 
 vfmi. You (hall Hr, whatcolpur? 
 
 gW. Faith I aq» indiffcr cut j what colour rooft afifcAt 
 youL^dy?- " ■ j 
 
 gari. Sirl , i^ 
 
 ger. Without offcncr(fakc cxcature)^! dentuAd it.. W^ 
 
 i 
 
r-t 
 
 (jretnes^u QmqHLji 
 
 gtirt. Str,Ibele«ue:c, btnilneuerdid 
 Tic my afiTedtion vnto any c6iour. 
 
 gtr. ButroyafFcfiion(fairefl)ijfaftttcd j 
 
 Vnto the crimfon colour of your cheekc. i 
 
 Cart, YourellifhtoomuthCourtier^nr. I , ^ 
 
 Z«»^. What's the price of this ? I 
 
 Sfetid. Fifteeneindeedcfir. 
 
 Ltng. You fet a high rate onV,' it had neede be good. j 
 
 ^^nnl. Goad! if ysuiinda better i'thclowne. He giue you . | 
 
 nine for nothing : tf'you weremy owne brother,rde put it in- 
 ' to your hands , loekc vponfc , t'is <lofe Wrought , and has an 
 excellent glafle. 
 
 Long. I, I fee't. / 
 
 Sfmd. Pray lir come into tlic next toome*; I'le fhew you 
 chat of a lower priceiKaU (petha|>pe«)'better plcafc you. 
 
 ' Zmg, .Tius fellow has an excellent tongue , fure bee vras 
 brougfatYp in the Exchange. . J 
 
 ' 5jW«!</. Willyoucomeinfir? . , :" j 
 
 X«»f, No, t is no matter, fori meane to buy none. ,\ ' 
 
 GerM, Pre thee walkein; wbatyou bargaincfor'. He dif- 
 duufe. :.'.,■ 
 
 LtHg^ Say fo^ fall to your MvorVe, lie be your chapman. 
 
 ^fr« Why doe you fay I flatter? ' Extmit Sftni. Ling. 
 
 C^rf.. Why? you docj , 
 
 And fo doe all men when they women wooe» ^ 
 
 (P^r. ^ Who lookes on heauen, and-not admires the worke ? 
 Who viewes a well cutDiaroond, does not praife 
 
 The beauty of the Stone? if thefedeferue ' 
 
 The name of Excellent, I lacke a word 
 i.; For thee which meritft niore, ' J^ .^ ,i> 
 
 - More titen the tongue of man can attribute. * 
 
 ^4rr. This is pretty Poetry, good fi^ion this : Sir, I muft . / 
 
 leaueyou. ^ ' ' 
 
 yer, LeauewtthmefufiOMnecMtfort. - 
 ^j' G(r»^ What would you eiaue? - • ■ 
 
 ^T . ^«n4l,' That wbichlfcaceyouwlU not lltttichauc. 
 
 — ■ ~ — - -■ ■ ' • • '■ ,■* 
 
(^reenes T(t Quofm^i 
 
 Cjarl, You doe notknow my bounty; Say what t'i's, 
 
 Cjer, No more (faire creature) then a modcftkifle. 
 
 GArt. Ifl/houldgiucyou one, vyouldyou refrains, 
 on that conclition,ne r to beege again?. 
 
 Gtr, I dare not grant to that. 
 
 GAYt, Then'cfecmesyou haue. 
 Though yoit get nothing,a delight tocraue, 
 One will not hurtmy lippe, which you may tate, 
 NotforyoHrloue,but for your abfence fake. So farewell fir. 
 
 Ger. O fart thee well (faire regent of my foule) 
 Nciierlctillficneercthee, vnlcffe it come 
 To purge it felfe 5 be as thou euer feemft, 
 An Angel! ofthy Sex, borne to^nake happy 
 The man that fhall poiTcfTe thee for his Bride. 
 Enter SftudallMndLetigfUld. 
 
 Spen. Wil you haue it for thirteene (billings and fi^pence ? 
 lie fdl to as lowe a price as lean, becaufc He buy your cu- 
 ftome. 
 
 Zfl«*. How nowman .' what ! intranced? 
 
 g«ir. Good fir, ha you done? 
 
 Lon^. Yes faith , I thinke as much as you , and tis iuft noi 
 thing: where^ the wench? 
 
 gerald. SheeV heere fir, heere. 
 
 Zw. Vdspitty! vnbuttonman, thou'ltflifleherelie, 
 
 (7<r, Nay good fir, will you goe? 
 
 Lrnig. With all my heart, I ftay but for you. 
 
 5/)f«. Doeyonbearcfir? 
 
 Lo»g. Whatfiy? 
 
 S^end. Will youtake It for thirteene? 
 
 Lontt. Not a penny more then I bid. Ex,Gtr. & LfMg. 
 
 Sftnd, Why then fay you might haue had a good bargaine; 
 Where's this boy to make vp the wares? heere'i fome tenne . 
 peeccs opensd, and all to no purpofe. Euttr Toy*. 
 
 'Boy. Ofr4«;!y'niutvpfliop, fliutvpfliop. 
 Spend. Shut vpfliopjboy, why? 
 
 'Boj. MyMafterisccincfromtheCounknighted, andbid 
 
 vs, 
 
r 
 
 ^- 
 
 v», for be fayei he will haue thefirft yeare of tfic reignc of his 
 Knighthood kept holiday ; here he comes. Enitrfr Lifmlh 
 
 Sfend, God giue your worrhipioy,(ir. 
 
 Sir Lion. OPi^awl^t! I hauc tbewoifhip now in the right 
 kinde, the fword of Knighthood flicks fill vpon my ftioulders, 
 andlfceUtheblowinmypurfe, it has cut two leather bagges 
 afundcr 5 but all's one, honour muft be purchac'd : Iwill giue 
 oucj: my Qtty coatc, and betake my felfc to the Court iacket; 
 asfortradc, IwiH-dcilein'tnolonger, Iwillfcate theeinmy 
 fliopi andit Qiallbethy carctoaskemenvvhatthcylacke, my 
 flock<:(hall beflimmedvp, and Ivvill call thee to an accounc- 
 forit; ■. ', -ii'-'y -.: ■-'.'''■■ 
 
 5pw«/; My feruicc fir, neuer defcru'd fo much,. 
 Nor could I eucrhopcib large a bounty 
 GouldfpringOutofyoui'lDuei;;lej''' 7. . ' 
 
 ii'lSir-LicmTHai'salloTiei' ^''''- . 
 
 I do loue. to do things beyond mens hopes;. 
 To morrow I- remooue into the Strand, 
 ■There ft>r this quarter dweltjthe next at F»/&*» If 
 He that haiK choice, may {hift, the tvhilftnialttbou' ' 
 Bemalfterofthtshoufe, andrentitfree. . 
 ' SfmJi, Ithankeyoufi^r. 
 
 Str LUm. To day He go dine with nvy Lord Maior : to mor^ 
 row with the Sherifcs, and nest day with the Aldermen, Iwill 
 ipread the En(^e ofmyktiighthoodoucrthe faceof the Cit- 
 ty, which {hall ftrike as greatacerrour to my enemies , as euer 
 -Tamier/ahittotiicTutltes.. 
 CoiDefr*»i^^, come in with me,9nd fee the meate, 
 Vpon^hfrwnich my khighthood firftfliall cate. . £x: omnes^- 
 Sitter Stainei. 
 
 Stdnet, There is a diuell has haunted rncthefc three yearcs, 
 inlikeneffeofanVfurer, a fellow that in all his life neucrcat 
 three groat 'loaues out ofhis ownc purfc , nor ncuer warmed 
 himbueatothermensHreSjneuerfawaioyntofmuttonin his 
 owne houfe thcfc fourc and twenty yeares , but alwaycs cofo- 
 jmlcbepooreprironers, forhealwayes bought his vi^alls 
 ■ :;V--^ R 3,, , out: 
 
rremisS^^&^HtX 
 
 euK^fdiealtncr-basket, and y«tiht» rogue fMi^feed^lifpoa 
 cipons whkh ir^ienanis" fchthiwout of thcCoiiimrcji'jJteli- 
 h Landlord fo.r/oothoucr all my pofltifionsi -well, lata J|>i«)t," 
 
 ttnd this rogue has conrumed me V I d^r-c not waUce ftbroade to 
 fee myfricods, for fejrcthc'Serirahtfr ftjould takeKeqUaift- 
 tanceofine: niy refuge is /r«/W, or fi'r^/M4; nr<;t(ntieicries 
 'OiitjandlwillprefcmlytoWVjff^^^tfri ; Ent&'Stiblfh. 
 Howndw! ;ff iD^^/tf hall thou pack'dvp«l,l-thytbiDgs/eui: par- 
 ting time is come: nay pre thee doe not weep«. , ;V 
 ' J^^. ^fFe6tion(trwill burflout. 
 
 : StAuies. Thou haft becne^ faithfull fematK.te m«, go t« thy 
 vnclcj hee'lgiuetheeentertainement, tell him vpontheftoo 
 qic rocke of his mercilcfle hart my foriUw* fufitt flli pwf «cke. 
 
 Hub, I willtcU hire he>is ^ftnvfttrijngit'arcaUi and, bae^tluc 
 w , would do the Commea-'wealtb geddi ifbevverehang«d«.' 
 
 StMnet, Which thou haft caufe to vVifiii»r;^tbp«\V<iicl>is 
 *^>.'^, beire, royaffe<^iopatef«^^/r. ;. :^. ' ;oI 
 
 Biik. B ut Matter, wherefore fliould we b<|>»rted?j;(ifHlt 
 
 StMuei. Becaufemyibrtuiies^r^edklperaiCt^bin^Arf h<9{Mt- 
 
 i;»^. Why but vv hitlier Jite y oil tnoMA^Q g«^ 
 }' . Staints. "why toSei.. ll _ ;•', ,^ '.. - ■'. ' ';' •. ■:' ;.-:''■ 
 
 S«^. Tofca! LordbtefleTS, me.thiakfrlheaifr9fsitn(^eft 
 already., biitwhatvViUyou'doeatSca? - ; . i^PJl??'*^ 
 
 : Stainet, Why as other GailantixtorthKa^lpeAt^tUKfie 
 .7 ^«i&. O Maifter / rhaui; tbe'gi^cbfrWapf^' ^drf 'yoKr 
 eyes, remetbbtr a high ride, giH«.«otyoBr ^!<ftid» (iftrtfr ««• wet 
 their b^ndkerchers : nay Maifter , J;letei]:you % bettfrCfurie 
 theoCQ, youandlvviU goe ami robbe mine vnclejifwe-^ftpiCa 
 wee'iedonBiniere, together, if wcbetaken, wec'IeWbimged 
 togethcEatTyburne , that's the watmtr gallowes of tbe'two. 
 :J^^:.--.''^\i^::^^''','. enter aiJ^effcnger. .. -^ _...- .^ 
 
 * "ilift/i By yottrleauefir^ whereabouts dwc1soiKM/^««^ 
 I. VtA. Doe you he»re, my friend,^oe yeu knoiv M. "StiitU 
 
 ■ -j'-ifyouioefcehim/ :■ -^ ', ■:'V.".''if>;<nn"''-»*i' >■■■'' fri-i: 
 
 , - cJIftr/. Ho iattitth doc I not. ' r-""-^ y "^ ,' .nwr^ 
 
 • S«ii Wbatis youibufineflie vtUhM»fl^tt SifkkUi V > l.-i;^ 
 : -'.■-'^' ■■ --■■ ^ ' " ' <^^*^ 
 
 <*-c 
 
 mk 
 
 r-^A)- .^.^LA^-a:- 
 
:^' U%r Matty fifj Icom«-wi«hW«l««menewes to hini. . T 
 5*^« Tell itjinyfriendjlafntheman. 
 t^if. May I b« afiTurcd fir, thw ybwr name is maftcr ,y«^^/*r 
 Bub. I tell thccjhoncft friend, my nanieismafter7i»^^/^j:; ' 
 
 IS/lzRerBarthaUmew'Bubbk. 
 
 , UWij^. Why then fif,yo«are^heireio a million, for j«ourviv. 
 cle the rich vfurer is dead. . .->« 
 
 ; : *»^ P^aythce-honeflfiricftid^j'gwtbthenextHabordafli. 
 
 «■», and bid him fend tne a new melancholy hat, and Cake'tbbii 
 
 I ' <jbbat'(bticl^*larbdtir. ' :':■, ^vl^i'l■,yrr ,-;■:-;'• i-, . ", .-.id . 
 
 ■ . C^/e/, Iwillfir.^ \f«/^. ' ; ■ 'm-.'nd 
 
 ' ,j5*^. VmhjVmh.vmh. r •".;-',_.:: (■ ' 
 
 -v«A I wouldthe newwiwm^lejffeeKo^itrmy Kttle ^^b/e 
 
 i»bJ«wri&vp v«4tl^r|i-j'i'."<p!"'f'i' 5vri '!:.../■!,-'" • .-(iberejt 
 
 x»Miif,.Mixtfrn\\l^wiWCpi:iUiVf'nh the wortihipfuU' 
 
 ^ s 2?«^. The worftipfull.' and what wduldyoif doe v»ifhth« 
 
 sim»fBpfJilIMafrer!F«**&.?'I'aAthtfmm/^^ i^ . : ' 
 
 - - a. iWi/S- Jcryyour wop(htpimercy then, Mafltff Thong the 
 
 Bttlt4raa|rer &nt me t»your vworftiipi ro^iqe you hotice ,° hat 
 youii vticlfc isdcadyand'tbai you are^hts -ortciyh'eire. Exin ' 
 
 , 3?«i.iTh5iiWweskg6od,»ndlhafteirtb1(yfOT^lon ' 
 
 TWokeswwpiBcej^Mijufrfcod/ahdgofedriiart Thong. ^ ^^^^* ; ^ 
 
 v^Ssmteti Certaineiy, t^is aewffs is true- : fotfce anothc^^y 
 
 tnfelTgteUiisiSctiucner ? pow Msi^/i*c-^«, whither Iway fo faft? 
 
 . ^■^•MaifteBJ'fc«««3r,cJoidrao«ydu^ where isyour man? ' 
 
 4r/4»A«. Whylo^okcjroufir,doyounotfeehim>/ ; ..■) 
 
 ^/4. Godfauctherigbt worftiipfuJlmflA<f3w^^^j Ibring' 
 yiouihcauy newies with a Hght^^MC. 
 -.■»;3S»^i, What arc you?' ' P":-v ■■-.•:■:; f. ','.:; ,•■1,', 
 ■ • \Bi(t. lam your worfliips;poorc!S'criueft<»r. I ', -.a.,, 
 
 A-^ ■^«^"Hci8aflhoncftmanitfccms,fofrheha$boihhi*ear«5. 
 
 £<i«. Lan» 0B« that yovii? woWfh^iVncl* committed fome 
 
k-\ 
 
 ^r- 
 
 truRit) fortheputting oyt ofhis mony,andI hope IfljalHiiue 
 the putting out of yoiirSfr.^ . '. 
 
 B»i. The putting outfofmihc! would you haue the fUtting 
 curofmoncyf • ■ c:- ■■ vfi ,t\^ W! :' ■- '.. ; .S:~i .- .'rL . 
 
 BU Ycafit. ' " . ■ ■ ':'-.:{;.'■ 
 
 , , J?«^, No fir, T 4m 6l4e enough to pwt outmy owne mony. 
 
 Via. I hauc writings ofyourwptfl^s^ ; 
 . 4'ir«. Asthou!lt)lt'ftihygre'^tc,bp:WthytQ^ttt,thottai»dl 
 |lviIl:ConfcrrCi\:;f! V.;!':; 'A'.m ..^ ;.-;;;.; -^If.b'- 'i^' ' ' ., - 
 . Btfk Do you hcare, my/riend, canyouiellinewhen; and 
 howmyvncledied? . '^ '. ■; . (Batcbcr/" 
 
 ; B/a. Y«4 fir, be died t)ii* moi^QlHg , and hce was Jcill'd by a 
 
 JS«^.' Hawf by a Butcher / . : .: > - -^ v;V,.'.,"\. 
 
 t:\.;2?^^ jVcs «idcjodiv;f<>fl50»ng,fhi^.n)W 
 i^V*; W cheapen meate , hcc feUdowne fta|4ccjdead , bevaufe a 
 ^atdhct ask'd him fourefljJUiiiig's for fyhwilderpfMMttbift 
 i; , if«f, 'Hqw ftark dcjid?^ cQuldaoi 4yf<»;t'»?4tii4b hi*n again? 
 . M/a. N<5,fir, nox Rofaf^oiU ricitbcr , and yet til^ere Wa«iKifl 
 
 Iffiadt ^Ijotfei ■. v ; : . •■; V.' ; f, rf'.-r b r .; .': I ' /r qi -n I •■; f! - f n* ••■ : :'? 
 " i?«. Ifltanioue><9iMv«r*!i8fc»^^/ii/ftrtijebpettf*X^^ 
 : V^^^^; W«Uiti>lie?ftyoufW<>fftiipj«oac€cptol:^ri^^^ 
 Vice, y«u IfiWwiny HEafeii dprpetate, rlbefccch ybttjfflat I iM 
 fc^d ypot) your br<ad,ithp tt wsofthc browncftv,abd^rh»Jte;.i^^ 
 y o ur driJ^e thoit be i>f;tbi)^Tni5U?ft j> for I am hunrblfelrifeSdy, 
 and^eic^€d jnwind^, fpd V9i4l do y<»ur.wotfltipas,^dd^^i^^^^ 
 uice forforty killings a>ycare, a«.an<»thcVlhall/of 3 . ppundsi 
 
 ha<ic4>ce jieiny mi^vr, but otiiisfvvife,! will etkmaine ndrtialii 
 ■witiboHtr fomc K4Ugbt?-ot t«dife«4:^f t^^^ tfeKtlr li<3»a*^oW, 
 Gehtafil fake it js your cha fieii iJ?n»e!| : , I ■ ■ i '.^^ .V:^!> ^ 
 * :5/-i!. ,Ycuritplcft(?:yQU.rW0r(hip. H'yls /:'A:.'0, .r-i". 
 '/ S»*/ Well Geru4ethc a gOQ4/c*Oatit»j8lldy«0 fliall^mde 
 rpe ^ dutifull raaRer randbccaure youb^iiffbeebera Gchtlc- 
 oiati , I will ertt?rtiMnc you ftwniy TM^oritii*fl\a«ioflr.; GcB.- 
 
 . ;, : {^^ c ::J^nt'irGfraJJiHfMwkk/^ ^l 
 
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 W' 
 
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 :^. 
 
 'it-'' 
 
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 I And wjll not leauetill thiy thcmfcjires doe burne,' 
 
 VfltUlLoucs flames grew bote, I could not tuf ne, 
 N^or well auoyde ; but fish and rob,and mburne 
 'v As children do&, whenasthey^ feele the paine, 
 Tilltendermotherkifl^theniwholevigaine. r: 'i 
 Fie,whatTpfaueryftuffeisihis/ butflie«{,, ; . ^ - 
 Whofe mature iu4^erDent can di(}ingui(ihthmgc, 
 WiU thus conceit; tafes that arc batmcA^ld^ 
 Hauefmootheft meinings, and tofpeafee arebdld:; 
 It i« the fiift-borne Spflet of mybf aihe^ . ; ; 
 We fuck'd a white ictfefrom'my bUtke-Iipp'd p<nn(f 
 So rade^ploymetit, . Bnttr ffM R^ifitmi Longfiifd, 
 Tct the dry paper dnnlcei.ityp..a(d^p,> , ,; ';, . - 
 As,iifitflowcd fi:om/^#ft-4i^/ cunning QijilU i - ; ; , ■ 7 
 
 ^i^B^^ Ho\nf now,' what haucwclwere* aSonCtaodaSotlce 
 ««i^c:d tbg!«hi«tUJ»iBy; tidies Dftggc and; Srcr^uhkie; ^a 
 
 , CriW pre thee away,by the deef^dn oath thateanbe fworne^' 
 d^ufiialtnotfcadeitf !byiOUiftiendfiiip I.€onij(i« thee, pre 
 jl^e^tgoe., ■■..■-.; •■^:;'7;~i ■-■:■•. r\'v -;.-\' ■,- , V ■•. 
 
 4 ^4^* ^<>w.inthe!fuu!ne,or^W«: wh»tv»api'ft tboU^ 4{^ii|^ 
 eeony adoue, amate, atuttle^ doAtoof fdyvle^ha/ V^V; - ; 
 Qt\p^ fteels fairer thiiicet^nl* the C^ettCi^^'^^^^y^ ^l mI. 
 whom beaufcous Tww called is ^y nanie ^ |>rie tijee lct.:^™M> 
 ]b»w what (^e is thou loue({»thac I enajAunBe bf ij^iflfiiauld 
 cfaanceto.mecteKcr..r ' ':■ v^;' "■' -:'-,/T.> „ • .■':V;v,y '/i^'^- 
 ::-,i»0£* Why lie tel^iifiifyris* (feieir, Ifyottdp nqi'kn|^W. 
 
 - )J^<^. Nonoil/lDPoieft,: Z**|. Why t'ij yofutrfifteir., ■^ 
 JRafi Howlmyfiftcr? lfing^^ts,y(^t^ldifiC^^^ 
 
 1, gRi^.,|si>wi50d'Wftff^ fhs^n>SB,^p hwibec^Hhiifr » v^ 
 that has been borne and bred in an aljey^ her tcfngu^is/a pef|)e,a 
 «u«^ moti<>n,Thoi|igh<hxnoi(l(Hwf!i;as^it'|tj;»odt^^^ 
 t»o«»^ thai btib<r;Rpffe^)0at'db^^he4w,«^;»risbu^^^ 
 tan to her ».t1iou could^ft ae^ier haue fallqe^j^^l^ittOn * 
 
 r 
 
 
 :_iiW^ 
 
 
jjJTI^ 
 
 in progrefle , any man that comer inthe WayoflidmAy'<}ee< 
 fire Tet hermarke~vpon , that is ,. aVilUinoiiiTeaft ( for meira 
 Icjnde ofPoeteiTe, andv«iU tnake Ballads vpon the caJuat of 
 y our legges : I pre thee let her alotie, il^eel ncitcr make a fiiMMT 
 wife for any manynlcflc it'bea |[;«athcr drei&r; for j)«rkap» 
 he, in tirhe, may lurne her. • n' ■' ' r. f^^r ''>-l < ' - . ; >' - r^f, \:' : L ' ' 
 ger. Thou haft a Prluilerfge to Titer thi*j .: ; v utUv,? . 'I 
 Blir by mylifexny ownc bloua could not fcapt. >•:(« -lorlV ' 
 A chalHcemenc for thus prophaiiing her, ! ^ri-i'?/]". 
 
 Whofe vcrf ues fits aboue mens^alaqoi^ies, » ; fei ':i-sll 
 
 Had mine ownc brother fpoke thusHbietalfy, - Ivtlisjhsi it 
 My fury fHouIdhaue taught hrm'ibacter'matiAteSi: i^T.'iD.Jl sV/ 
 Long. No more words as yotrfcsre a cb'allenei^ ^ " ' - < > "^ 
 i?4/J. I may tell thee inthioe e«r« , I am gladto h]B«rrx*h£t 
 I do J I pray God fend bernoivorfehusbiod, nor be hS wori*e 
 wife : do you heart loue, will jou take yourCtoak^rid It^pier* 
 and walk e abroad imofome wholetimae^ire:/ IdomuchKare 
 thyinfef^ioa, good counceil I fee will do no good on thee>toc 
 pflrfue the end,ahd to thy thought»,l?e prpue a faitlifkifl ftiend. 
 
 i-^fimit' fIrire^i a rpiciou«TQtometo.Wke'ifly{irta{^ 
 
 the candle,and fc'tch VB vpa <|uart bfipecpas,and fo Ttte\pm^ 
 
 Sweat. Nay faith SiEHWCj^wiJe^ Kane kpottie, lecVort'bie 
 
 toUetousi"npuryopgday<^>^ 'i ' J. . * o r;;i.;.y " 
 
 - ' SftiH^ A'pottle (kfa;, d«c ybir heacel ? ' ^ ; "i ^flfi/r v<q ni, 
 
 " jDr<». rYcs fir, you (hall. ."Jf(r;j.iir: n>3^;;!.-a«' 
 
 ' Sfend. Hownow We«Kh^li6wrd©ft?i? 'I Y-i'- " ' 
 
 !vA- 
 
 Tiikle. Fakh 1 am fom^bitficfcej yet^^ iBiouWlie.welle- 
 noijghiflhail'a'ncvvfiowvte* ' ' ' >.-.'. 
 
 Spend. Why hdnrti s my haadjiwk%it\tbere three daycs^'u 
 flialthauebtie. ' ' '- ;i ^' > ' ^ ' 
 
 JSwett. Andwiity<)u(r0bnt}remetMb«riMJR>raiiewf'iii«<^ 
 pattj^ljy^y troth^myo1doa«1s wofAC^loMftQ^i'i MRtJlbifii'il 
 .*nyb^fe^ldfte»».-';^--' ^■ 'Iroj ^cni ^^r;ioa,Li 
 
 Jf^^iawby^dl|«etr4aedf iH^jsroin^ ^ : ' ■ -'^ >^' 
 
 .i 
 
Sv/ifMt. No in finceritie didft thou not. SnUvVrAWr, 
 
 Dra. Hecre's a cup of rich Ipocras. "^ 
 ! S^md, Here fiftcr, mother, and mafterPurfnet; nay good 
 
 j; fir,bc not fodeicftcd, for by this wine, tb morrow I will fend 
 
 \^ you(lufieferanewfuite,andasmuchas(halllineyouacloake 
 
 f cleane through. 
 
 U Twr/*. Ithankcyou.andfliallfludytodcferue. 
 
 y .y^w*/. Hecrc boy, fill,and hang that furmogiiuliai's good 
 
 \ forno body but himfelfe. 
 
 [ fwrft Heroickly fpoken by this Candle, t'is pity thou were 
 
 1 not made a Lord. ^ 
 
 tf^ _ i^rW. A Lord! by this Light I doe not thinke but to bee 
 
 fj^ Lord Maior of Lendotl before I die, and hauethree Pageants 
 
 \ ' tarried before me , bcfides a Shippe and an Vnicornc ; prenci> 
 
 [ ^esmayprayforthattimcjforwhcnfoeuerithappcns, I will 
 
 make aaotherShrouetuefday Tor them. &iter Drawer* 
 
 (■'< IDra. Yong mafter Bjifh has feiit you a quart of Maligoe. 
 ' .f/W. M.' ^4^/ zowndshowdoesheknowlamhcrc.' 
 
 Drs. Nay, I know not fir. 
 > Sfend. Know not.' it comes through you and yourrafcally 
 gUb-tongu'd companions, t'is my Matters fonne,a fine gcntlc- 
 nianfaet5,&abooncompanIon,ImuAgofeehim. ExitSfend, 
 . » Swat. Boy,fiU vsacu)^ofyourmaligo,wee'ldrinketo M. 
 SpeiftUU in his abfence , there's not a finer fpirit of a Cittizen 
 
 - within the wallcs, here mafter Pwf/w* you {hall pledge him, 
 7»«r|^ lie not refufc it were it puddle : by 5/i* hs is a boiin- 
 
 ' ttfoUCrentleman, and lihall report htm [o : beere M. Tick/f- 
 «M», (hall I charge y^u ? 
 • ^ Tkk/f. Doc your worft Sergeant, lie pledge my yoong 
 
 , ^ i]p!'««ii//awhole fea, astheyfay, falalalala, wouldtheMu- 
 
 ^'icke were heiire againe , T doe beginnc to be wanton, Ipocras 
 £tra, and a drt« biskrt ; here bawd, a carowfe. 
 -'■ ^»i»M/'. Bawd/Ifaithyoubcginneto grow light ith head, I 
 
 - ^ay, no more fuch words, for if you doe, Ifhallgroyvinrodi- 
 V*^ Aempers. 
 
 TKi^. Diftetnperst' hang your diftempert^ be angry with 
 ■-■ ">- ■ - . . ' C » ■ - 0^' 
 
 ^.Sia^ 
 
 ''9- 
 
•■ :j 
 
 friieilftd tWu dar'ft, I^rayi wfeb fccdcs you,bueI)' vvItolce^pcB, 
 the feathcr-bcddcs (rom the Erolkers, butil? tisioodyowfawi- 
 jf^gehcty thicfceiloWttfl crcame r»mpaUi^hM''hoimfev'chsrt: 
 fouffles id the tjofelifte-a decayed Biggc-pjjjei I •' , ' "* 
 Fttrf. Nay, fwette Millrh 7itri^^«M», bcicoaedrdadt^ Mi. 
 uerenceAnuquitJt.. , ' , .•;;:;:,;•:?..;< 
 
 
 /?47?i. .Saueyou, rwee«cteatU(e«ofbcauiyj&«ey6v{. 'i^ 
 , . Hovv npwpIdei5W*»fe»^,, h»W doft<boli?i;U:^ ' >S 
 
 ^- SwAt, BelzeMlSth^thli iothy fact,' .'.. .Tn i./; > ; , 
 
 : 5]&ff»rf.^N6y^ goodvwotHsMit&ifSweatffltiy^ 
 ^ Gallant, you miifttj^t'^ivdghwfaaibiBftyesf Uo^'lr ? 1 b;^ J 
 i?i(;/%i I would my l«mennBUicoinptayn1|ig l}^ had 
 be«tte hc^Ci heefe hadbeenea Superfedeas for his mehu*. 
 '^^ J '/chQly^^ndy faith i>4«NrJ^Imm glad my father 1ia»'turn'd..oua 
 
 his (hop t0 thee , I hope I, or *By fnciidioftaine , ihaU 
 muchcredi«e^i«ith thtfe,' at to fla^dfl^ithyLlidbkes&r afuite of 
 
 - Jjprwrf. FbriwhtrfepjB<e«i'ifytJ(a pkrfej i^^ 
 Ifeall, command me rotheWftteinoam. : ; / 5 '> s ■; Q><'ifj; 
 • ifrf/J, Why God tmerey W|;<«c4?, ^dnt^ gait's to diccf i 
 4]p;Wv Dtceordfinelce^'hc9^ 
 ' - tbatwitl1afl,aoy'khin|j,^>-^: v'\;H<;t -.v. ■;: ';.;-:,■ '."fij V''.: A^e" 
 
 taPririterp. -; " .■ "i. '■.' f' '.. .•■ "^ :; •:■■':'>■> i i^n.-i', .• v:/?; 
 £4/S&. Primer'o! wliy ithpu|gbtkliottha^A«tbeenfojmach 
 
 - Speiul. Cimfter ^tofaytruth^ Pkiwatw j fctetwfertMtf 
 wili not^e in good company ?I willfitn^lii4fe«*i^^utDor|. 
 1 will giimew;thaGamfter J idiinkcwi^i*^h»i*«tid,,bevdoi^^ 
 with 1 cittiS£en> fighc vtUhiiWJJm§i^«xitj^tiAyiKA^ 
 '■whoof c-Biaftcr*.: : .'■ ■:,■" .■•■i ' 'f'V ".?v;y,;>!:.ir 
 
a\ 
 
 Rafh. Anexccllcnthutnouryfiithiisrr.' n;jrn,33i.' ■■-" 
 
 liangi Zownds what hauc vve.hecrfr?;r.' ;^i'. tii'lr 
 Spend, AlandP'orpoifc, ItViihkci d: ''" Af'/ . 
 Raflt^ This is jjo angry,nor no roaring btoyibut a bluftering 
 ^boy; now gB/rtrdefendvs^whatpuffes areibcfc?- 
 .' Svag. IdocTmclla^hoore. , ■. . ; :•■ 
 
 *Dra,i 0,Gcntlemeh,gta£bim-goodiw6rds,h«c'5t>neofthc 
 roaring boy^s.. ■.' ■ ':i!>;.;i;i ; v,.,",-, ,v ;i; . 
 Swag.'Koguc. 
 ■ , ,Dn».. -Heerc fir.- '':>:V\"'. ■■- W." ;.■/,■■ 
 
 ■ fterrworfcef pufFtfjjWiffer'''! 'jJ^'X''.'' .v.trl •■■■: y\ -^rt— .ti ' 
 J/>W. Puffe, pjrflw, J ' r, li ■^^ / 
 
 ^w4j-. DoftthouTetBrtfiiibppofitionffand. " 
 Sftni. Otityotifwa|geiingRagtte, 2,owndsIlekickehim 
 :<j«!ofthetbom*.h ,v -. : ■ ! EmethimMMy* 
 'i.'WK)^ljOm%\»% 1 their hakedao0l»dfedut,i :• ,l .a i :; • 
 ■J/*»/, fftafe not (fweetheanf')c»itoralong with tne. 
 V ■ SmrGittnAfeTgi : Exeunt omieu 
 
 : Gitfrt.^^ Tbrkebappyrtlaycs tftey were, and too foonc gomSj - 
 When aith«lielart was cbupl edv^ith the tongue. 
 And nodeceitfoll flitiery or guile : 
 Hung on the Loucrs teare-commixed fmile: ' , i- 
 Could women learnc burthatimpcrioufneffe,^ , 
 iBywliich'ownvft to flint ourfcappineffe,-'- ','] ;^'' 
 When they hauepiirchaftTrs for to be thcirsii, 
 By cuftoniarie fighs and forced tcares, ' ; 
 
 To giuevsbittesofkindnefie left we faint, , ^ 
 But ho aboundance, that weeuer want. 
 And flill arc begging ; -which tbo well they know 
 Endecrcs affe(iHon, and doth make it grow : 
 HadwethefeflcightSj'howbappyKvercwj^thenj. 
 That we might glorj«»ucr loue-ficke men ? . 
 B\it Arts we know notj-norhatieaDy skill, 
 To fainc a fowrc lookc to a pleafing will, ■ Ettf^ hyte. 
 Nor coYvchftfecmloucinfljcwof hate i ** 
 
 '■■ '- ; -■ ■ ^ _■"" c 3, -, , Mt-j 
 
Butifwelike,muftbecottipaflionatej ;. :->,:/, ; 
 Yet I will flriue CO bridle and conceale, .■ 1 
 
 The hid afFeftion which myhearf doth feeJc. 
 
 liiyce Now the boy with the Bird-bolt be praifdc : nay faith 
 fifler forward , iVas ahcxccHcnc paflionj comelct's heare, 
 whacishee? if hce be a proper man, andhaucablackeeye, a 
 ;finooch chinne, and a curldpatc, talfe him wench , Lfmy father 
 will not confent, runne away with him, I'lchclpcto conuey 
 you. 
 
 G■rfr^ You talkeftrangely filter. 
 -.^Icye^ Sifter, fifter, diffeitobienpt with mc, tlioiighyoudoe 
 . meane to diflcmblewith your loueri 'ihotigh youhauepro- 
 tcfied to conceale your afFe(ftion5 by this tongue you {ball not, 
 forl'ledifcouerallasfooneasIkaowthcGcntlertian. 
 (F^jyr. Difcoucr, what will you difcoucr? 
 loyee Mary, enough He warrant thee, firftandformoftjlc 
 tell him thou readftiiouc-paflioas in printj and fpcakeft euerie 
 morning without boofce to thy looking-glaflcj next, that thou 
 ncuct<fleep*ft, till an houre after the Bell manj that as foonc as 
 thou art afieepe, thou art in a dreatnc, and in a dreame thou art 
 the kindeft and corofortablefl bcd-fellow for kiflings ssd 
 embracings; bythis hand, lean not reft ibr thee, but our fa- 
 ther, t I - - 
 
 Enter (!r Ljvnell. 
 LjaMtll. How now ! what are you two confulting on , on 
 hosbands? you thinke you loofctime I am fure, but holdc 
 your owne alittlc Girlei , it (ball not be long ere Tie prouidc 
 for you: andforyou<?<irrr.fi, I haue bethought my felfc alrca- 
 ffWrfc-^jrthevfurcrislatedcccaft,, (dy, 
 
 A man of vnknownc wealth, which he has left 
 Vnto a prouidcnt kinfman as I heiirc. 
 That was once fcruant to that vnthrift 5/<«>«J. 
 A prudent Gentleman they fay he is, 
 Aud(asltakeit)calledmaiftcr5«i^^/f. ' 
 
 Icjc* BhUW. -\ 
 
 LjtHcU Yes nimble-chappes,what fay you to that ? 
 
 Itjce 
 
hjtt Nothing, but that I v«ifti hie Chvifteis name were 
 
 (74r^ Sir, I'm at y«ur dirpofing, *iM tny-Tiinde 
 Stands not as yet towards marriage. 
 Were you foplcafdel wouldalittU losiger 
 Enioy the quiet of a fingle bed. 
 
 LyBptU Hsere'iihcrighttsfifkffofthemall, ktaman* 
 Be motion'dtorm, thcycouldbe«oni«ns 
 To leauc a finglelife forfooth,whtDihe harlowies 
 Doe pine and runnc into difeafei, 
 EStc chaike and oate-meale, cry and eree p in cornew. 
 Which arc manifcft token* of their longings, '.-'^v. 
 
 Afid yet they will diffemblc. HskGtutred, '•'''[ 
 
 As you doe owe mc reoerence, and will pay it. 
 Prepare your felfe to like this Gentleman, 
 Who can maintalnc thee in thy choice ofGownes, 
 Of tyres, of feruants, and of coftly lewelU } 
 Kay for a neede, aut of his eaiie nature, 
 Mai'ft draw him to the keeping of a Coach ■ 
 
 ForGountrey, and Carroach for Im</«*, , ■'' 
 
 Indeed what mightft thou nor« _ 
 
 EiUeraStrMMt. dV.v-H .- 
 
 Serunnt. Str^herc's one come from Mafter Subhle, to inuit* " 
 you to the funerall of his ynde. 
 
 Ljtnell Thanke the M^ffengcr, and make him drinke, 
 Tellhimlwillnotfailctowait>hccoarfe, ^. ,m9 1 
 
 Yet ftay, I will goe talke with him my felft:f . ' ' ■ •"'■ 
 9*rfr*<i, thinke vpon what I haue Eolde yoH, 
 And let me er't be long recciue your anfwerc. 
 Exeunt Lj»utU&Ser. 
 
 Ujee Sifter, fifter. 
 
 ^4r/. What fay you fifter? 
 
 Joyce Shall I ^rouide a Cord? 
 
 G4rf. ACord! whattodoe? 
 
 /tfjfr Why to let thee out at the window; doe not I know 
 thatthottwUctunncaway with the GentIcman,for whom you 
 
 made 
 
K 
 
 I A 
 
 \ 
 
 made thepaflion, rather tbeti iiidurcihis famp 'SmUJt, thatiny 
 father talkes of, t'wcre good you would let mee bee ofyeur 
 counccH, left! breakcthe'neckf of your fJot. J 
 (?<»rr. Sifter,know I louc thee, 
 
 And I'le not thinke 9 thought theu flialt not know:; 
 llouc a Gentleman that anfweres me, > 
 Inalhhc ritejiofloue IS faithfully, . , > i 
 Has woo'd me oft wirh Sonets, and with tearej, ' 
 Yet I feeme ftill to flight him ; Experience tells. 
 The lewell that's enioy'd is tiotcfleem'd. 
 Things hardly got,are alwiyes higheftdeem'd. ! 
 
 Icjtc Youfayweinder, butitisnot^oodtoIiogerouttO0 
 long, continuance of time will take aWay any mans ftomacke 
 i'thworld ; I hope the next time that he comestoyou, I (hall 
 feehim. 
 
 <7/«r;. YoufliaUr > '■ ', 
 
 lejte Why goetothen, jroO fliallhaue rayppinidn.of htm. 
 
 If he deferuc thee , thou {halt delay bim no longer ; <or if you 
 
 <an not (inde in your heart to cell biinyoiu lour bim > I'le figh it 
 
 cut for you; come, we Jittle creatures tQoft helpe oneaoothcr^ 
 
 ' Extant. .Enttr-GtrltNiiff»i:r:.f''\'^l':'.:^>.l' 
 
 Ger. How cheerefully things JjSok© in this place^ 
 Til alwayes Spring-time heejre,ifuchis the grage > ••.^ 
 Andpotcncieofherwhohasthe bliffe, . " oh.-jv , 
 
 To maka it ftill Eliaemm where flieis ;," 1 -■ ::':. d T Vmi \ 
 Nor doth the King offlamosin's golden nrevri lit/.' I/rjifl 'lA" 
 After a terapeft anfA^rer mens dtfires, .' ' ;) >n •; Hi .. I v ■ f' ■;- ' 
 "Wheh as he cafts hi » comfortable beanies, '■: 
 
 Ouerthe flowrie fields and (ituer ftrcaxnes, 
 [, As her illuftratc Beautic ftrikes in me, 
 
 And wrappes my foulc vp to felicitie. 
 f SHUrGnrtredtuiilojctMlift. 
 
 /#;« Doeyouhearefir? 
 
 Gdrt, Why fitter, what will you doe? i '. 
 
 %« By my mayden-hcad , an oath whJfch I BeVt0oke in 
 
 taine, cither gee <io«roe and comfoit bitu ^ «xl'le caUbim vp, 
 
 /~ ' "" and 
 
 "^ 
 
 LL_ 
 
^n 
 
 ■wn. 
 
 iuwliJifcIorckl): WttatyWitrTOU haue notncrctc/buc ktspro^ 
 pettnj(0> that might fpcnd the Ipiricof his youth vpon jour 
 iclie, 6u into • confumptioa/oroiaihc fitter. 
 
 Gkrf. Ylirc the ftrangeft creatuie^what would you haue me 
 4oe? 
 
 Jit. ]Marry,1 vrouI4 haueyou goe to hin>, taltc him by the 
 haniytnd grype him, (ay y'are welcome,! loue you with all ray 
 heart, you are themaamuftiloe the feat, and take him abou« 
 the Dec1ce,and kiffe vp.on the bargaine. 
 
 0Mi, Fiehowyotitalkf/tismeereimmodenie, 
 The cemmon'ft ftrumpet would not doc To much. 
 
 /»/. Mary the belter, for fuch at arc honcft. 
 Should Aili doe what the <otnmoaftrumpet>KilI not: :. 
 Speate,witIyoad6e ic^ 
 
 G!*//* lie loofc hit cflmpaiw foreuerfirft. 
 
 Siti Doc you heare m? Keefe'i a Gentlewotnan vroDld 
 ^ ewkhyoth 
 CWrK. Why fifter, pray fitter, 
 
 /«;<». Oneihatlouet you with all her heart, yectiaiham'd 
 toeonfeflelt. 
 
 Gri. GoodiitterhoCl jour tongue, I will goedowne to 
 Utn, ... : ,. -^ - : ' 
 
 b^, DocnotleaftwUKme, for by this hand De eythet 
 
 Set him Tp, or goedowne my felfe, andreade the whole Hi« 
 oryofyourlouetohiiifc p; 
 
 Gitrt, Ifyoyteforbeare to call, I will goedowne. ' V 
 J«jef. let me ieeyowrbacke then, and heare you? dot iiot 
 vfc blm feuruiry you were bettjVnfet all your tyrannical lool^ 
 and bid himtouingfy welcome, or as I Hue, Ilcttretch oucmy 
 voice againe ; vds foot, Imutt take fotne paines I fee, or wee 
 {hall neucr haue this geare cotton t but to fay truth, the fault is 
 iti my melancholy Montteur , for 4f he« bad but halfe fo much 
 fpirir* ashehasficO*, hcemighthaboorded^erbythts. Bue 
 fee, yonder (he muches; nowapallion of,his (ide of halfe an 
 hourelong, htshattiisotf^alreadyi as ifhcwcre begging one 
 foore peany* worth of ktadncfiTc* ^ Ester Gart. 
 
 IX Cer, 
 
Qreenes Tu QuoqueJ. 
 
 ger', Shalllpierumc {faircMiftris)onyourhandtbIav«iF 
 vnworthylip? ^ ' 
 
 leyee. FicvponliimjTamafliam'dtohearchini, ybu{]iall 
 
 haucsCoiinrrytellowataMaic pole, go better to hij workc: 
 
 he hadnccdetobeconftant , forhccis able to ipoiJc as many 
 
 Maides ashcfliallfallinlouewithalJ, ^ 
 
 j g^rt. Sir, you profeflTe louc vnto mc, let mc intreate you it 
 
 mayappearebutinfomcfmailrcqucft. 
 I ger. Letmeknowit(Lady)3ndIfiialirooncfffc»ajr. 
 
 gan. But for this prefent to forbcarc ibis place, 
 Becaufe my father is expcfted hecrc. 
 ger. lam gone Lady, 
 i Joyce. Doeyouhtarefir? 
 
 ' <7rr. Did you call? 
 
 I' Jejee. Lookevp to the window. 
 
 <7"'. What fay you Gentlewoman > 
 , g^rt. Nay pray fir goe, it is my fiftercall's tobaflenyou. 
 
 I ■''';'^'' IcaUtoipeakewithjrou.prayftayaJittlc. 
 
 ], Ger. The Gentlewoman has fsmfthing to fay tome. 
 
 gart. She has nothing, I doe coniure you , as you louc ms 
 
 I Ger. Thep«wcrofMagicIcecannetfaftenme, lamgone. 
 
 Gatt. Good fir, looke backe no more, what voice ere call 
 I y"- 
 
 { ^•"'giop.going from me, you were comming. 
 
 And vfe the fame fpeede, aj you loae my Afcty. . Exit Ger. 
 Wildc wittrd fitfer, I haue preuented you, 
 f - Jwillnothaucmyloueyetopen'dtohim' 
 
 [ , Byhowmuchlongcr nsereitbeknowneV Enter lejce^ 
 
 \ - Byfomuchdearcr'twillbewhen'tispurcl-aflj 
 
 . BurJniuflvfemyftrengthtoftophtriourney, 
 For 0»c will after him: and fee, flie comes- ' ^ 
 Nayfifter,youarcatfui-defl. - ' 
 
 Joyce. Let me goeyou were befi,for ifyou wraftle with me 
 I Ih.il throw you, pnATim, come backe, foolc, louer, turne a. 
 
 gajne,andkilIcyourb«-llylulI|: ' 
 
 . Foar 
 
 '^ 
 
«•«•«•••••«•«•••«••«•••••• 
 
(jreenes Tu QmqucJ. 
 
 For hcere ffie Is will ftanfl you, d«c your worft i 
 
 Willyou'«t™^g°^^ ' , 
 
 Qart. Y«,ifyouleftay. 
 
 jcjse. If I flirrc a foote, hang me, you fliall come together 
 ofy our fcluc$,and be naught, doe yyhat you will , for if 'ere I 
 trouble my felfeapaine, let mc want help 
 In fuch a cafe when I need. 
 
 G<irr. Nay but pre thee fifter be not angry. 
 hjci, I will be angry, vdsfoot, I cannot indurc fuch foclc- 
 rie, I, two b«{hfull fooles that would couple together,and yet 
 ha not the faces. 
 
 gtirt. Nay pre thee fwcete fifter. 
 
 lejce. Come, come, let me goe, birds that want the vfe of 
 reafon and rpcach,can couple together in one day,and yet you 
 that haue both.cannot conclude in twenty. 
 
 Garu Why what good would it doc you to tell him.' 
 leyce. Doe not talkc to me, for I am dcafe to any thing you 
 fay, goe wecpc and crie. 
 
 Gurt. Nay but fifter. SxeuntAmh, 
 
 enter Sttiintt. ami 4 Drtwer with vine, 
 Sta. Drawcr.bid them make haftc at home. 
 Tell them they arc comfning from church. 
 7)r«. I will fir. ' ExitBneiftr. 
 
 Stu' That I ftiould liue to be a feruing-man, a frllow which 
 fcalds his mouth with another mans porredge, biings vp meat 
 for other mens bellies.and carries away thebones for his own, 
 changes hiscleane tiencrerforafowlcone , andis p,ladof it, 
 and yet did I ncuer liue fo meny a life,whcn I was my ma lers 
 mifter, as now I doe, being man to my man j andl willftand 
 loo't for all my former fpccches , a feruing-man liars a b ttcr 
 life then his Matter , and thus I prooue it ; the faying i. , The 
 nearer the bone thcfweeter the flefh: then rauft the f ruing- 
 man ncedes eate the fwerter flcfli , for hee alwayes pickcs the 
 bones. And againc the Prouetb fayci.Thcdecperthc fvycetrr: 
 1 hrrc has tUe feruing-man thevantagc againc, for he drinks 
 fliil in the bottome of th-j pot , hcc fiUcs his belly , and neuer 
 
 D a askcs 
 
fr': 
 
 Qreencs Tu Quoejut^, 
 
 aslteswbai'stopay? wearesbraad-cloth, aijH yet dares halite 
 Watling- ftrec tc , without any fcarc of his Draper : and for hit 
 colouri, they arc accordingtothcfeafon, in the Summer hee 
 isppparrclled (for the moft part) liketbehcauens,inblc\y, in 
 the Tvinter, like the earth, in freeze. 
 
 Enter Bubble, fir Liatttll,arii Ln)g.fifld4ndSfrintklf> 
 But fee, 1 am preucnted in my Encomium, 
 1 could hanc maintair/d this theame thefc twoh6ure$. . 
 
 Lyon, Wcll,God ted hisfoule, hecS gone, and wc oiuft all 
 fuUow him. 
 
 Enb. 1, 1, hee 's gone fir Litnelt, hee*» gone, 
 
 Z7»of//. Why tho he be gone, what then? 'f is not you that 
 can fetch him againe, vvith all your cunning, itmuft bee your 
 comfort, that he died well. 
 
 "Bub. Truly and fo it is, I would to God I had cene another 
 vnckle that would die no worfc j furely I (hall weepe againCf 
 if I fhould findtny handkercher. 
 
 Long. How now! what.arethcfe onions? 
 
 Bht. I, I, fir Li»nell, they are my onions, I thought to haue 
 had them roaftedthis morning for my cold : Gtrn^fe you h«ue 
 not wept today, pray take your onions Gentlemen, there- 
 membrarice of death is flrarpc, therefore there is a banquet 
 vvithin to fwccten your conceit J : IpraywalkeinGentlemenj 
 walke you in, you know I muft nccdes be melancholic, and 
 Jtccpc my Chamber , Qtrnt^t , vflicr them into the banquet. 
 
 SU. IftialIfir,plearcyoufir£7»i»#tf. 
 
 Gentlemen and Gertmfegtt tnt, . 
 
 LjttuU Well Mailer 2fwW/!f, wee'ie g.oe in and tafte of yout 
 bountic* 
 Ih the mearte time, you- muftbe ofgoodcheere. 
 
 'Bmb. Ifgricfe take not awaymyftomacke, 
 I vvill haue g<tod cbc ere I Warrant yoyxSfmekfi. 
 Sfrim. Sir. 
 
 S»t, Had the women pu^iBgt to tbcir dole? 
 SfriH. Yes (if. 
 Ai<*. And how did they take themf' 
 
 tecu_ 
 

 
 •»*•••• 
 
(jreencsTuQuo^ueJ* 
 
 Sprin. Why wi'h their hands.howdiould they take rm? 
 
 B-b, O thou Hercules of ignorance ! Imcan^how were they 
 
 fatijfied? 
 
 Sf'in. Byraytroihfir,butfofoj andyetfotBCofthemhad 
 
 two. 
 
 Bmb, O infattable women'.whom two puddings would not 
 fiti«fie,butvanifli5^''i«f/t/<'; biddeyour ftWow^eruAjt covM 
 hither; Exit Sfriutk/e. 
 
 And offmy mournine roabes, griefe to the graue. 
 For I haue golde, and therefore will be br^uc : 
 In fiikeslle rattle it ofeuery<olour^ 
 And when I goe by water, fcornc a Sculler, 
 Inblacke carnation vcluet I will cloake me. Enter StMm/, 
 And when men bid Godfaue nice,Cry Tu t]H§i]ues 
 It is needcfull a Gentleman Aould fpeakcLatine fometimes, 
 \i\tnox gerM4tf*t 
 
 StM, O very gracefull lir , yotw moft accomplifli't Gentlc- 
 tnen af e knowne by it. 
 
 S»*. Why thettwiil I make vfe of that little Ihaue, 
 Vpon times and oecafioo*, heere Gtruttfe, take this bag. 
 And raane prefently to the Mercert, buy me feucn ells of horfc 
 flcfhcolout'dtaffata, nine yards of yellow fattin , and eight 
 yards of orengetawney veluet ; then runnetotheTailers, the 
 Habrrda/hers, the Sempfters, the Cutlers, thePerfumcrs, and 
 to all trades whatfoe'r that belong to the nukingvpof a Gen- 
 tleman ^ and amongft. the reft, let nocthe Barber bee forgot- 
 ten: and looketbarheebean excellentfellew, andonc that 
 can fnacke his lingers with dextciitie. 
 
 Su. Ifiiallfityoufir. 
 
 ^«^. Doefo goo6GerM/e, itistime my beard werecor* 
 refted, foritii grownefofawne, as it beginnesto play with < 
 my nofe* 
 
 StMHtt. Your nofc fir muftiadurc it j for it isin parrthe fa- - 
 ilhton. . 
 
 "Bub^ Is it in fafliion ? vvhy then my nofc fhall indare it,Icc 
 kdddctiiwoift. . 
 
 D 3 Sm,. 
 
QreenesTu QuoqutLy. 
 
 I , 5?*: Why now y'areith right fir, if you will be a true Gal- 
 
 lant, you tnu((bearethingslrefoIute, asthu(tr,iryoubeacaa 
 i Ordinary, and chance to loofe your money at play, youmuft 
 
 I HOC frecaad,iume, tearecardes, and.flingawaydif;e,a$ your 
 
 igoorant ganidcr, or country-Gcntlcn'.an doc^ , but you muft 
 I putonacalmetemperatcaAion.^^jchakindofcarrkflcrmilc^ 
 
 I in contctnjjt of Fortune, as not being able with allherengtns 
 
 tobattcr down one pecceofyour eftate, that^four means may 
 be thought inuinciblc , neuer tell your money , nor what you 
 i bauewonne, norvhatyouhaucloft : ifaqucftion be made: 
 
 youranfwcrmuftbe, whatlhauc.iofl, IhaueloftjWhacihauc 
 wonnc, I haue wonne, a ciofe "heart and freehand, makes a 
 ' V ^ ' man admired, atcfterneor afhilUngtoa feruant tliat brings 
 
 * • youaglaffeofbeerc, bindeshis handstohislippcs, youfliali 
 
 f^- naue more feruicc of him , then his. Mafler, hcc will be more 
 
 '\' humble to you, then a Cheater before a Maojftrate.' 
 
 r Bnb. C^rwai/tf. giuemee thy hand , 1 tTiinkc thou haft more 
 
 l_ wit therri that am thy M3ftcr,and for thi* Speech onely, I doc 
 
 here create thee my rtcward : Idolong mcrbirkcs tobe atan 
 I Ordinary, tofmile at Fortune, and to be bountiful] : (jeruafez- 
 
 I bout yourbufineflc good Geruafe, whilcfti goeand meditate 
 
 I vpona Geiitleman.like behauiour, Ihauc an excellent gate 
 
 j already Geruafe, haue I not? 
 
 I ' i"/*. /ftrf«/«himrcltt: fir, had neuer a better gate. 
 
 ! ' "Enh. Bucdirpatch^tfra-j/tf^thcfattinandthcvcluetmuftbe 
 
 ♦ thought vpon, and (he Th cjMque mnft not bee forgotten : for 
 TvhenfoeucrlgiueArmcs, that {hall be my Motto. Exit Buh, 
 
 St4 What a tbrtunc had Ithrowne vponmc, whenlprc- 
 
 ] ferred myfelfc intothisfellowesferuice ! indecdel feruemy 
 
 . felfc, and not him, for this Golde hecreis mine ownc iruely 
 
 purchafed : he has crcdife, and (liail runne ith bookes for't,ric 
 
 * carry thingsfocunningly,thathcfhalhix)tbcablctolookein- 
 to my actions, my morgagc I haut already go: into my harius: 
 the rent hce fhul enioy a while , till his riot conftraine him to 
 fell it i which I will purcbafewit^ his owne money, Imuft 
 cheatc 3 little j Ihaucbecne cheated vpon } therefore I hope 
 
 i , - 'the 
 
 J 
 
• ••»•••*••«»•••*••«»•••*••«»«> 
 
Cfreenss TuQuo^fieJl 
 
 the world will a Utile the better excufc mce , whathiivnckle 
 criftsly got from tnc, T will knauifhly rccoucr of him „ to come 
 by it, I muft vary ftiapcs , and tr^firtt (hift fliali be infattia : 
 yw**w^propitioU4betoniydjfguife, , 
 
 AndIfli?llprofpcrinmy cntifrptife. Exit, 
 
 Enttr Sfend*ll, Purjtntt, tinda htj with Riekfti, 
 
 Sfend. A Rubber firra. • / 
 
 B»r. Youfliallfir, 
 
 Spend. And bid thofe two men you faid would (peak v^ith 
 me, come in. 
 
 B»f- I V ill fir. Exit Bay. 
 
 ■ 5jpf»V. Did I not play tMs Sett well ? 
 
 EH:tr'Bl*Mckf4ttdaHether. 
 
 Turf, Excellent well by /»/;.»««, by£r;^/«, h^went as if it 
 kad cut the Line. ' , 
 
 Tla, God bleffe you fir. 
 
 Sffnd. lAifitt BUnkti welcome. -^ \' 
 
 BU. Hr re's the Gcntlemans roan fir has brought the mony, 
 
 Str. Wilt pleafeyoH tell fir? 
 
 Sftud. Haucyou the Bond ready maftei BUnkfi ^ 
 
 Bla. Yes fir. 
 
 Spend. Tts well, Tor/Jw/, help to tell •——■ lo, ii.xs. 
 What time haueyou giuen ? 
 
 Bh. The thiiteenthofthe next Month.. ? 
 
 Spend. Tis well, here's light goide. 
 
 iSfr. T'will be the leffc treublefome to carry. 
 
 Spend. You fay well fir, how much hatt thou tolde? 
 
 fitrf. In goldeandfiluer here is twenty pounds. 
 
 Bit. Tis right M.5'^*»«/.j//,I'le warrant you. 
 
 impend. I'lc take your warrantfir,and tell no further, come 
 let me fee the Condition of this OBJigstion. 
 
 Pi4t[. a man may winne from him that cares not for't. 
 This royall^yir dothregard noCafli, 
 Hjsthrowneaway asmuchinDuikesandDVakes, 
 As viould haite bought fome 50000^ Capons* 
 
 i^pnxi, Tj5 very well j fo,. end me yourpennet 
 
 Turf,. 
 

 4 : 
 
 » '1 
 
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 ^reenesTu Quo^ucj^^ 
 
 Pf/rf. This is the Captaine of braue Citizen*, 
 The ty^^MiemttoH of all merry Gveekcf, j 
 
 A Stttkelj'pt a Sherlej for his fpirif. 
 Bounty and Royalty CO men at armef. 
 Sla* Yougiue this as your deed. 
 Sjreud, Mary do I fir. 
 
 Bia. Plcafeih this Gentleman to be a witnefle,' 
 Sf'tid. Yes Mary fliall he, Twr/cwirr, your hand, 
 Purf. My hand is at thy fernicc. Noble Brtitm, 
 5]p-W. There's for your kindncflc mafter 5/<»«i^. 
 "Bla, Ithankeyoufir. * 
 Spend. For your paine*. _ 
 
 Ser. I'lctakemylcaueofyou. 
 Spend. Whar, muft you be gone t<iO,vm\^tt'BlMick(f 
 Bla. Yes indcede fir, I muft to the Exchange. 
 Spend* Farewell to both, 7>i»r/5r«*/, 
 Take that twenty poupds,and giue it m&x\i SwetitmMi 
 Bid her pay her Landlord and Apothecaric/ 
 And let her Butcher and her B»kcrftay, ^ 
 They're honeft men, and rie take order with them. 
 'Purf. The Butcher and the Baker then (hall ftay, 
 Spe>id. They mutt till lam fome what ftrongerpurft, 
 Purf. Ifthisbeall,Ihaucmycrrandperfc6i. Exit Purr. ' 
 Sfmd. Hcere fitra, hcerc's for balls, there's for yourfelfc, 
 Bej I thanke your worfliip« 
 
 Spend. Commend me to your miftris. Exit Spetid, 
 
 Boy I will fir; in good faith 'tis the liberall'tt Gentleman 
 that comes into our Coiirt,why he cares no more for a fhilling 
 then I doe for a box o'lh earc^God blcffc him. txis. 
 
 Enter StMntJ Gullatit, Leng-fieldMia SerHunt, 
 5/4. Sirra, what a clocke i'ft ? 
 Jer. Part tenne fir. 
 
 Sta. Hecrc will not be a Gallant fcenc this houre. 
 Set. Wichin this quarter fir, and Icflc, they meetc hcere as 
 foone as at any Ordinary v'ltitownc. 
 
 St4in$t 
 
Sf4. Haft any Tobacco? 
 
 Ser, Yes.fif. StA. TxVl 
 
 LcHg. Why thou report'ftmiracles,things nottobebclee^ 
 ued 1 1 proteft to thee, had'ft thou not vnrip'c thy felfc to art, 
 I fhould neuer ha^?]f:qowne thee. 
 
 Su. I tell you true fir, I was To farre gone, thatdefperati- 
 onknBckcdai mine elbow, andwhifpcredncwcsto mecout 
 ofBarbarie. 
 
 L»u. Well.I'm glad (o good an eccafion ftaid thee at homei 
 And maj'ft thou pjofpc;! is thy proiedl,and goton, 
 Wi^li beft fucceflftpf thy inuemion. 
 
 St4. Falfc dice fay Ainen, for that's my induflion,- 
 Ido meanctochefttod^ without refpcdtofpfrfons: 
 Wlw!qJfavyfiftthoH^7//J,</5.' . .^ ^ 
 
 Long. This morning at his Chamberi^bqi^^tichcefe.,, ,,-..,._ 
 
 Sta. Why then doe thou gine him my name a^id «har^er^ 
 for my aimc ii wholy at my^orftiipfull Mafter. 
 
 Leu. Nay thou {halt take another into h)r»,onfetyia,t laughs 
 •ut his life in this Ordinary, thankesany.n>anthaiiw;ii!ne.8.Ins 
 neney; all the while his money isloofiog, hefyveares by the 
 croflc of this GIUiC'*? ^^ vvhcnit is goiie, hee chatigethit to th« 
 hilts of his fwo)r4 ^ 
 
 StA. H.^q^'le.be aji; exsejletitcoach-horfe formy captaipie. 
 
 5'tf<i/. Sauc you GallantSjfaueypu. 
 
 L»tt: How think ye now? hauelnotcaru'dhimot^ttpyou? 
 
 St4t. Th'aft lighted welnto.hisbcart, ireehimthrpughly. j 
 
 Stat, Ndnfii-hMi^tlfrH Nitt, Sir, ., . ' 
 
 Scat. Takefnycloakean4»'iapierair<) r'ltbi^k^.it be early: 
 Geotletnen^ ytjbat time doey#u taj^eit (p be ? 
 
 Sta. Inclining to clcuen fir. 
 
 Se*t. Inclining/agoed word; I would it were inclining 
 to twelue , for by my ftomacke ic fliould be high Npone : but 
 whatfliallwe doeGallantsi* ihallvvctocarde*, tillput Com- 
 pany CPm??> ,. - . , : ^ 
 
 lane. PlcafcycHifir. 
 
Cjreenes Tu Qnoejue^, 
 
 Seat* H^irr^. fetch fir Cardcs, mcthii(kes*tisan vnTeeme- 
 ly fifihi to fee Gentlemen fland idlci pleaic you to impart your 
 fmf-ak^. 
 
 £oK^. Very willingly fir. 
 
 Smi. In good faith a pipe ofexcellcnt vapour, 
 
 Zong. Thcbfrt the houfcyeeldes. 
 
 Sc<:it. Hidyouitinthehoufc ? I had thought h had bcene 
 yoiirowne: 'lis not fo good now as 1 tooke ictobc : Come 
 Gentlemen, whai's your game? 
 
 Sta. *Wiiy Gleeke, that's youronety game. 
 
 Sctit. Gleckc let it be, fori am perfwadcd Ifiiall gleeke 
 fomeofyoii; cut fir. 
 
 Long. Whatplaywe, twelue pence glcekc. 
 
 Scat. Twelue pence, a crownc 5 vds foote I will not fpoiic 
 jny memory for twelue pence. 
 
 LtH^. With all my heart. 
 
 Sra. Honnor. 
 
 ;rf4r. Whatift, Harts.' 
 
 St4t The King, what fay you. ^ 
 
 Zot7£. Youniufi fpeakefir. 
 
 'ScHt. Why Ibid thirtcene. .Jm. Fbureteenc. 
 
 Scat. Fiftccne. Sia, Sixtoene. 
 
 Long. Sixteene, fcuentflene. Sim. Youflial ha'tforme. 
 
 ■Scrff. Eighteen e. Zm/. Take it to you fir. 
 
 Scat, Viifltd rienotbeout.brau'd. 
 
 Stti. Ivicir. 
 
 JicMg, I'lc none ofir. Scat. Nor J. 
 
 Sta. Giue nie a moumauall ofaces, and a gleek of queens. 
 
 ZoKg. Andmeagleckcofknaues. / . 
 
 Scat. Vuflid, I am gleek't this^ time. Muter Pf Hi i?«j/J, 
 
 St.r], Pi ay. 
 
 Kafib, Equal! fortunes befall you Gallants* 
 
 Scdt. /^»// yf<,^>wtll,I pray fee what a vile ganiclhaue 
 
 j?<v^. Whai'tyrur oame,Glfeke.' 
 
 Scat. Yf' faith, Glcck,andlhauen»toneComtcardc,biit 
 ahcLiaueofCiubbcj. ' ' ' 
 
Rd/i. Thou haRa wildchandinJccd :thy f,-nall cardc j (hew 
 like a troupe of rebclles, and (heknaueofClubbes their cliicfe 
 Leader. 
 
 Scut. Andr>th;ydoe aiGod raueme.bvthccrortcofthit 
 filucrhefayeitrue. Enttr Sptndji//, 
 
 St4. Pray, play fir; 
 
 Lrtig. Honnor. , - 
 
 R^lh. HowgoctheftockeiGenilemen,what*iwonor!ofl; 
 r Std. This is the firft game. 
 
 ^' ScMt. Yfs thi<ii$ the nrfl game, butbythecroflfeofchisni. 
 Bet hcerc** all of fiuepourtH*. 
 
 Spc»^, Good day ro you Gentlemen. 
 
 lf<</&. /"fjiKri^f, welcome by thi> hand, how dotl lad/ ' 
 
 Sf* J, And how does thy wench yfaich. 
 
 Rdjh, Why fat and plump 
 Like thy geldings s thou giu'ft them both good prouendcr 
 It fcemei, goto.thouattone ot'ihentadu'ft wagges, 
 Of aCittizen'iih towne, the whole cooipany talkesoftbee 
 already. , 
 
 Si^end. Taike, why let vm talke, ydsfoot I pay fcot and lor, 
 andallmannerofduetiesclfe, as wellas thebtftofvm : iim»y 
 be they Todcrftand I keepe a whoorc, a horfc, and a kcnnell of 
 hownds, what's that to them ? no mans put fc opens for'tbuc 
 mine owne ; and fo long, my hownds AiiU catc flcfii.nny hotfe 
 bread, and my whoore weare vcluet. 
 
 R*fli. WHy there fpoke a courageous Boy. 
 ■' Sfsnd. Vd ^footCi fliall I be confin'd all the dayes ofmy life 
 to walke vnder a pent-houfc f no,ric take my plcafurc whiles 
 iiiy youth afFoords ir. 
 
 Scat. By the crofle ofthcfc hilts , Tic neuer phy at Glecke 
 againe, wiiilft I haue a nofeon my face, 
 Ifnell theknaucryotfthegame.' . 
 
 Sp'tiL Wny what's the matter? who has loft? ^ 
 
 S<r<»f.'Miry that haue I, bythehilcesofmy f^vord , I haue 
 loft forty croi;vns,in as fmall time alrnofl;,a$ while a man might 
 cell it. 
 
 E a Spend, 
 
■I 
 
 (/reenes Tu Quoque^, 
 
 Spend. CliangeyourGamefordicc, 
 We are a full number f6r iVw«w. 
 
 Scatt. With all my heart, whcrc's M.^w^Bi/Z- the Breaker 
 NiHui- hammer} 
 
 Nin. Sir. 
 
 Scat. Go to M. Ambufh, and bid him ff nd me twenty marks 
 vp o n t hi s D i a m o n d. Eriier 'Buhhle. 
 
 Nin. Iwilffir. 
 
 LbHg. Lookc you (to make vi the merrier)who comes here, 
 
 R»lh. A frefli Gamflerj M. W^/<,God fauc you. 
 
 Bub. Tft^ueqHeRr. \ 
 
 ■i'^Mii. God faueyouMaifier!3*^^/<f. 
 
 Std. Saueyoufir. 
 . . Bub. Ettuquotjuf* 
 
 Lang. Good maifterifwA/*^ j 
 
 Bt£, EttH^me^Me,- 
 
 ScAtt. Is your name Matter Buhble r 
 
 "Buk Maiftcr BttU/e is my namc,fir, 
 
 <Sr4r. Godfaucyoufir. 
 
 Bhk St tu tjut^Mt. : 
 
 Seat. I would be better acquaintcdwith you. 
 
 T»k And I with you. 
 
 Scot. Pray let vs falute againe. 
 
 B/tk With all my heart fir. 
 
 Lon. Echold yonder the oke and the luy hbvf they inibracr.- 
 
 B^lh. Excellent acciuaintance,theyfti»ll be the Gflwii«»., 
 
 iSM^. Shalllde(irey«urnam'eni? 
 
 Scat. MAi^etScatttrgoed. . ^^ 
 
 Bub, OU\k Scatiergoeds oi Ltndtnf 
 
 Scat. Noindeed ^^XfOhh^SeMtergotdittA'iU.ra^&Xic], 
 
 B/tb. GtiodhWiRctSe^tergwd^ 
 
 Sta. Come Gentlemen, heeee'«dtce. 
 
 Sfot. Pleafevouaduance to the Table? 
 
 ^«^. No indeede lir. 
 
 ■4Sir4r/. Pfayvvillyougoe?: 
 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
(^reenes Tu Quotjnt^, 
 
 'Suh. T will goe fir ouer the whole world for your fake, 
 ButincurfeficIwillDotbudgcafooic. Enter Niwtihammer, 
 
 A'in. Heere i? the Cafli y ou fenr me for, and mafter Rafi^ 
 Heere is a Letter from one of your fiftcrs. 
 Spend. Ihauc the dice.fet Gentlemen. 
 - . i>»^. Fromwhiehfiner? 'f^.Vw^' 
 
 f' 2t4A. From the mad-cap, I linow by the handi i = 
 
 Spend, For me, fix. 
 Omnes. And fix that. 
 ;•: Sm. Nine; 1,2, 3,4,y,^,7,and8 :cighteenefliillings, 
 
 •■ Spnd. What's yours fir.' 
 
 Swr. Mine's a Bakers dozen: mafter S**^/*tel your mony, 
 Ehb. IngoodfaithlambutafimpleGamftcr.aHddocnoc 
 
 Know what to doc. 
 
 Stat. Whyyoumufttelfyotirmoney , andhce'lcpayyou. 
 Bith. My mony! Ido know how much my nrony n, but he 
 ^ flVall ootpayitie ^ Ihaue a better confciencc then fo : what for 
 throwing the dice twice, yfahhhc^fliould hauc but a hard bax- 
 • -gaineofit. ^5>ov.^-ov : 
 
 Rafh. Wittyrafcall, Imuft need«a\^a7. 
 I^B^. Why what's the matter? • ' ^ 
 
 Rajh. Why theioucts can riot agree ,' thoti {halt along with 
 ine,and know 'all. 
 *** £j»jj.Butfirftletmccinflru<Jl thee in the condition of this 
 Gentleman, whom doftthouTake him to be? 
 Rafh. Nay,hce'$ a ftranger, I know him nor.' 
 L*ng. ByttiislightbutyoudoCjifiiis beard were off, 'tis; 
 
 StMH^. 
 
 Rajhl The dluell it is as foone ; and what's his purpofc in 
 this £?■■ fguifjc ? '' ' 
 
 £»»^/ Whychcatttig ■,' doc'ydu ntitftehow he playes vpQR 
 his worfhipfiillMaiftcr,?nd the reft.- .'i'''' ' , '^' 
 
 £«/&. By my faith hdtfriwes apace.' ■ '' '; ^ 
 
 S/>*W.>.A pox.ypon thcfe dice^ giue's afftfli bale; 
 yi}-.>A j^^^,' Haha>thtdiccairenoct6beblamc<i,aix)anni3y per. 
 

 
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 »■ / 
 
 ^reenesTu QuoqucS, 
 
 cciuetliisis no Gentlemanly e^mfttr.by his chafing j cfoyou 
 heart, my friend, fill me a gl sffc of bccrc, aiiU tber'j alhilJiiig 
 for your paines. 
 
 Dra. Your woiftiip n^all fir. 
 
 Rti(h. Why how now frcnk^; vvhathaft loft? 
 
 Sfntd. Fificene pounds ai.d vpwards : » there neuer an ho« 
 ncfttellow. 
 
 oyl^mh, Whit, doe yaulackir money fir? 
 
 ^^W. Yes,ca"flf!irn'rhmc? 
 
 Ami). Vponaluffic/cptpawnefir. 
 
 Spend. You know my fhop.bid my man deliuer you a piece 
 of three pile vduct, and Ictmchaueas much nvpocyat yoa, 
 dare aduenture vpon'c, ^ 
 
 Amlf. YouftiaJlfir, '^ 
 
 Sp^id. Apoxofchislucke^ic willnoclafteuer: 
 Piay fir, rie fc: you. 
 
 flafi. Fr4»<f<-, better fortune bcfa!! thee: andGcpckaCfl,! 
 inuft take my Icauc, fori muftlcaue you. . .j.vov;'^ 
 
 Scut, Mirt you oecdc^begone? ,j .;,.' 
 
 R4/b. Indeedc I mufi. 
 . Sit^. Ettuejuaquel L»ng. Ye^.ttuely* i 
 
 S*"tf. AtyourdirtrctionsGeiiilcmcn,,^ >" 
 
 Ruth. Farewell. Exeunt R*^ d- ''Long, 
 
 S»«. Cry you mercy fir , I .im chanc'J with you all Gentkt 
 ^ct):hcereThaue7,heere7, andhecrc lo. 
 
 Spend. T'is right fir, and ten that. 
 
 Bub. And nine that. . /, 
 
 Sf(f. Two fiaes at .11. 'Drtintt all. " .^ - 
 
 'Bub. Oic and fiuc that. 
 
 Sottti. Vmh,andcana fuiteofSaitincheatcrogrcffcIy? J 
 Byt'his light thcreS nought on one die butfiucs and fixes, 
 Iirwrtnotbethusgu'l'd. , [r „ i^9 
 
 Pub. Comi M.iitterS^ «</f//, fet. ,,'j^ ^jv^^ 
 
 ^f«i. Nofir,Ih3uc,tionc. ., , "> • 
 
 ScMt. Wnj the* let v» all Ic4uc, for I thinkc dinner's nc»e 
 ready, - 
 
(jreenes Tti QuG(ft:c^» 
 
 Dr4. Your meaiSvpon the Tabic. 
 
 S«<ir. O ' theTnbfe!'cDiTicGentlcrnen,wedoourfiomJrkci- I 
 
 wrong :M.5«i^/i?, what hauc you lolt? 
 
 ^«i. That's no matter, whrtt I haue loft, I hauclo/^5 nor 
 can Ichiifcbut fmileatthefoolifhnesotthcdice. 
 
 StA. I am but your Ikward Gx:ntlemen ^ for after dihncrT 
 majrreftorc itaS'iine. 
 
 JBftk M. Scatter-good, wtl).you walke in ? 
 
 Seat, lie wait vpon you fir, come Gentlemen, willyou ' 
 
 follow? Exit! naanent Speudctll^Stiiines. 
 
 Sta. Yes fitjl'le fallow you.. S/«;. Hcarcyou(if,awotd* 
 
 Sta. Ten iPyoii pleafe. J 
 
 S/i^W. 1 hauc lort fifteene potjnds.- 
 
 Sta. And IhaucfoutiH it ' , 
 
 S^*«i^. You fay right, found it you haue indeed, * i 
 
 But neuerwonnc it : doe you know this die? 
 
 Sttt. Not I fir. ' , 
 
 Spend. You fecmeaGentlcman ; ffndyou twayp«rcciu«s 
 
 T haue feme refpeitvnto your credite, ' 
 
 To take you thus afidc , will you reftore 
 Wbatyouhadrawnefrom me vnlawfully ? ,, ' ^ 
 
 Sta. Sirra,by your oui-fidcyou fci'me arittiz'ri, "' v ^ 
 
 WhofcCockef-comb,] were apt enmightobreake, ■ 
 
 ButforthcLawe; goey'arc a prating r^cke, '^ 
 
 Nor 'ist your hopes, of crying out for clubbes,' l 
 
 Can faift you from my chaflicemenr, if once 
 You fhall but dare to vttcr this againe. 
 
 Spend. You lie, you dare roc. , ' 
 
 Sr^. Lie! nay villaine, now thou tempcft me to thy death = 
 
 Sp'ttJ. Soft, you muft buy it dearer, 
 Theovftblouoflowes withm you is the price. 
 
 Sts. Darftthourefifl',thouartnoCiitizen, 
 
 Spend, I am a Cittizen. 
 
 Sta. SaythotiarteaGentleman, andl amfaiisfied, 
 For then-I know tbeu'lt anfwcr me in field. 
 
 Sfend, lie fajdiic^lyvrhaii am, a Citizen^. 
 
 And 
 
ittlc. 
 
 
 i,i*w;;: : ^ 
 
 I'lWl Jt,''?, 
 
 ^Hf",) 
 
 ? !'4 M^ 
 
 greemsTu,Qf}oqMc^\ 
 
 And I will meets thee in the field as f«irejy , 
 As the beft Gcntlemap that weares a fword. ' 
 5/4. I acccptit, the tneetin,g piacc. 
 Spend. Beyond th^ Maze in Tuctle. 
 Sr«. What weapon? 
 Spend. Single rapiet. 
 St4. The time. 
 Sfentl. Tomorrow. 
 
 S/4. Thehoure. ,t,/w -/;.•, ;• '■- 
 
 S/)W. Twixt nine and ten. ^i, ^^t, .,, 
 Sm, Tisgood, IfliallcxpcftyoM, fai:eweil, €x, tmnf/* 
 Spend, Farewell fir. 
 
 Enter Will RAjk, L^tig.field,^ lojfe. 
 Rajh. Why I commend thee Gerk , thou fpcak'ft a!> ihjou 
 thinkft, thy tongue and thy heart are Relatiu^s, andchou wert 
 not my fifter, I mould at this time Tall ia loue with thee. 
 
 lejee. You fliould notneed , for and you were not i»y bro*- 
 thcr, I (hould fall in loucwichyou, for I loue a proper man 
 with my hcart,and fo does all chcSexofvs, let m^- ilftcr diffem- 
 blc neucr fo much,I am out ofchatity with thcfe nice and fqu*. 
 miflitncki, we were borne for men, and men-for V5, anij wcc 
 muft together. 
 
 RaJh. This fame plaine dealing 1$ a IcwcUin thee. 
 lojee. And let mec cnioy that Icwcll , for I loue plaine dea- 
 ling with my heart. 
 
 RAjh. Tka'rt a good wench yfaith, Tfiiould neucr b»afha- 
 mcd to call thee fitter, though thou (houldft marry a Broome- 
 man:butyourloucrmethinT<e3 is oiier tedious. 
 E»ter Geraldiue. 
 hjte Nojlooke ye fir, could you wifti a i^an to come better 
 vponhis q, let vs withdraw. 
 
 RaJh. Clof«,clofc, for the profccution of the plot, wench, 
 Sec hepreparcs. 
 lejee. Silence. 
 
 (jerdU. The Sunnc Is yet wrapt in A»rirAes«,rmcs, 
 And luU'd with her dcHght,. forgets his creatures: 
 
 Awake 
 
(j teems TuQup^ue^^ 
 
 Awalce thow god of beite, 
 
 I call thee vp, and taike thee for thy flowneflc; 
 
 Poy Dt all thy bcames through yonder flaring glafTc, 
 
 And raife a beauty brighter then thy felfe; Mupck*. 
 
 Mufitions, giue to each InRtument a tongue, , ' , 
 
 To breathe meete muficke in ihteares of her 
 
 To whom I fend it a$ a meffenger. Enttrgitrtred aloft. 
 
 G»t. Sir, your muticke i$ fo good,that Imuft fay I like if; 
 but the Brill gerfo ill welcome, that I could be content to loofc 
 it :ifyou plaid for raony, there Vn; ifforlouc, hecrc's none; 
 iffor goodwill , I thanke you , and when you will y ou may be 
 gone, ' 2* 
 
 gtr. Leauemeootintranc'dtHng not my death, j 
 
 Thy Toyce it able to make Satires tame, , - 
 
 And call rough windes to her obedience. 
 
 Gtirt. Sir,fir,our earcs itch notfor flattery , heere you bc- 
 flege my window, that I iAtt not put forth my felfe to take the 
 gentle Ayre , butyou are in the Beldes , and volley out your 
 woes, your plaints, your louet, your iniuriei. 
 
 Ger. Since you haueheard,aDdknow them, glue redrefle. 
 True beauty iieucr yet was mercilcfle. 
 
 Gttrt, Sir, reft thus fatisfied,my minde was neuer woman, 
 neuer alter'd, nor fliall it now beginne ^ 
 So fare you well. Exit <j Art, 
 
 Rajh, Sfoot, (lie playes the terrible tyrannizing TAmherUine 
 ouer him , this it is to turne Turke,from a mofl abfolute com-i 
 pleatcGentleman, to amol^ abfurd ridiculous and fond lo- 
 Uer. , 
 
 Lo»g. Oh, when a woman knowes the power and authori- 
 tieofherei<". 
 
 Io]e<, Fie vpon her, fliee's good for nothing thcn.no more 
 then a iade that knowes his ownc ftrength :Tbcwindoweis 
 clafped , now brother , purfue yourproicft, and dcliucr your 
 friend from the tyranny of my domineering fiftcr. 
 
 Bj^Pj. Doe you hcare , you drunkard in ioue , come in to 
 
 F vs, 
 
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■' H 
 
 Cjreenei Tu Quo^ue_j, 
 
 tj an.' bcriikd, you wouldlittlctliinkr J that the wench that 
 r.Tiktclfo l(!iruily"ut ofthe window there, ij morcinamo- 
 r;ii on ihee then tliouon her : nay, lookcyou now , fceifhee 
 Tiirne not away flighting our <iot>ci con ' cell : lamnoChri- 
 rJMi if Dice doe not fiph, whine, and orow fickeforthcc: 
 1 'okcyoufir, I will bring you in good witncfleagainfther. 
 
 lo)fce. Sir, y'are my brothers friend, andl'le beplaine with 
 yon, you doenot takcthc courfeto winncmy firtcr, but indi- 
 rectly goe about the biifli '. you come and fiddle hcerc, and 
 kcepcacoilc in verfe : holde offyourhattc, and begtokifle 
 her hand, which'makeshcrpiowd. Butto bee fliort, in two 
 ]i-ic?thui it is : 
 
 Who moft doth !oue,miift feeme troft to ncglcft it. 
 For thofe that fhew moft louc, arc Icaft rcfpeftcd. 
 
 L'mg. A gooo ooieruationby my faith. 
 
 Rfijfj. Well this inftruftioncomcj too late now. 
 Stand you clofe, and let me profccute my imiention. 
 Sifter, O fifter, wake, arife fiftcr. 
 
 Enter Gartredabtue. . 
 
 Cart. How new brother, why call you with fuch tcrrowr? 
 
 Rajh, How can youfleepcfo found, and bcarefuchgroanej, 
 Sohorride and fo t«dioustothccare, 
 ThatI was frighted hither by the found ? ' 
 Ofificr, heerc lies a Gentleman that lou'd you too dcerely. 
 And himfelfe too ill, as by his death appcarcs, 
 I can report no further without tearcsj 
 A(Ti(imenow. 
 
 Long, V.'hcn he cam^firft, death fiartlcd in his ey«; 
 Hii hand had not forfooke the daggerhilt. 
 But flil! he gaue it fircngth,as if he feard 
 He had not fent it home vnto his heart. ^ 
 
 (/rf^-;. Enough, enough. 
 If you willhauemcliuc, giuchimHO name^ 
 Sulpition tells me 'cis my Geraldtne: 
 But be it whom it will, I'lecoipetohim, 
 
 
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(jreenes T« Quo^fttLji 
 
 Tofufferdcathas reroliueashe. £xitGarf. 
 
 Ra/h, Did not I tel! you 'twould take, downc fir tjo wne. 
 
 ^<fr. Ighcflc whaty'ould haucmedoc. 
 
 L«»£. O for a Jictlc bloud to bcfprinckle him. 
 
 RA/h. No matter for blood. Tie not fufFer her to come ncare 
 him, till the plot haue tane his full height, 
 
 Cir. A fcarfFc ore my face , left Ibetray my felfc. - 
 Enter Gurtredbelerve. 
 
 7?4/&. HeerCjhecrc, lie flilljfhe comes, 
 Now Mercurie, be propjtious. 
 
 ^rfrf. Where lies this fpeflacle ofblood .' 
 This tragickcSceanc. 
 
 R*ft>. YonderVieiGerM/Mfiff. 
 
 Cfort. O let me fee him with his hce of death ! 
 Why doe you ftay me from my (jeraldine f 
 
 R4(h, Becaufe,vnworthyasthouart, thoufhaltnotfee 
 The man now dead, whom liuing thou didft fcorne. 
 The worft part that he had, deferu'd thy beft, 
 But yet <f6ntcmn'd, deluded, mock'd, defpifde by you, 
 Vnfit for aught but for the generall markc 
 Whichyou were madefor, mans creation. • 
 
 G^rt. Burft not my heart before I fee my Loue, 
 Brother, Tpon myknees Ibeggeyourleaue, 
 That I may fee the wound ofCjeratdi»c , 
 I will embaime his body with my teares. 
 And carry him rnto his fepulcher. 
 From whence Tie neuer rife,but be interr'd 
 In the fame duft he fliall be buried in. 
 
 Long, I doe proteft flicc drawcs f^d tcares from/a c, 
 I pre thee let her fee her (jerddin*. ^ 
 
 ^art. Brother, ife're you lou'drne as a fifter, 
 Depriuc me not the fight oiGeraldme, 
 
 Ra(h. Well, I am contented you (hall touch his lippcs, 
 Butncitherfechisfacenorycthis wound, 
 
 g^rt. Not fee his face? - 
 
(Jreenes Tu Quo^ueS. 
 
 Raftf. Nay,Ihaucfworneittothccoiitrafyj 
 Nay, harkc you further yet. 
 
 G*rt. What now? 
 
 Rajh, Butopckifle.nomore. 
 
 Gdrt. Why then no more. 
 
 Ra^. Marry this liberty I'le giue you. 
 If you intend to make any fpeach ofrcpcntancc 
 Oucr him, I am contcntjfo irbe fliort . 
 
 C-srf. What you command is Law,and I obey. 
 
 Joyce, Peace, giue care to the paflion. 
 
 ^irt. Before I touch thy body,Iimplore 
 Thy difcontented ghoft to be appeafde : 
 ^ Send not vnto me till I come my felfe : - 
 
 Then Ihalt thou know how much I honor'd thee, 
 |>,:i O fee the colour ofhiscoralllippe! 
 
 Iffl^ Which in defpightofdeathliues full and freffi,: 
 
 As when he was the beauty of his Sex : 
 T'werefinne worthy the worft of plagues tolcauethee* 
 Not all the ftrength and pollicie of man 
 Shall fnatch me from thy bofome^ 
 
 Zc«^,' Looke, looke, Ithinkefliee'l rauifiihim. 
 
 Rajh. Whyhownowfifter? 
 
 Gart. Shallwehauebothonegrauc? here lam chain'dy 
 Thunder nor Earthquakeis (ball fliak« me oS, 
 
 Rojh. No?rie try that.come dead man, twakCjVp with your 
 bag and baggage, and let's haue no more foolingt - 
 
 Cz-irf. Andliue'smy(?ifr<«/<^? 
 
 Rttjh. Liue? faith I, 
 Why fliould he not? he w«s lutttr dead;- 
 That I know oiv. 
 
 Girr. It i s no wond er GVrrfWi'w ffiould liu«^- 
 Tho ho had emptied all his Titallfpirites, 
 The Luteof Or^Atfw fpake not halfc fo fwecte, , 
 When he dcfccndcd to tVrtnfernaH Vaults, 
 To fetch againe his fairc £Wr»(A«, 
 As did thy fwcctc Yoyceto<7*r<i/i^»r. 
 
 '""■" G^fri' 
 
 ■ ~s 
 
(//irr. I'le cxercifc that voycc, fincc it doth plcafc; 
 Mybettcrfclfc, my conflant^^rd/^AVw. 
 
 layee. Whyrohjhcerc'saivendofanoldSong, 
 Why could notthishaucbeencdonebcfore 
 Ipray? 
 
 Gart, 6 y 'are a goodly fifter, this is your plot : 
 Well.Ifliall Hue oncday toreqiiiteyou. 
 
 leyce. Spare menor, forwhcrefoeuer IfetiTiy afFeftion, al- 
 though it be vpon aColliar, if Ifallbacke , vnleflTc itbec in the 
 right kindc, bindemcetoa (lake, and let mec be burned to 
 death with char-coale. 
 
 /f4/&. Well, thou art a tnad wench , and there's no more to 
 bedoneatthistiinc, butaswecbroughtyoutogethcr, foto 
 part you, you muft not lie at rackc and manger : there be thofe 
 within, that will forbid the banes, Timcmuft fliake good For- 
 tune by the hand, before you two muft be great, fpecially you 
 fiflcr; comelcaue fwearing; 
 
 ^«rt. "Muft we then part? 
 
 Rafl). Muft you part? why how thinke you? vdsfoote, I do 
 thinke we(hallhauea$muchrodotogetherfromhim,as we "f 
 
 had to bring her to him : thisloueof women is of a flrange 
 qualitie, aiidhasmoretrickesthenaluggler. ^ 
 
 (74rf. But this, and then farewell, { 
 
 Ger. Thy company is heauen, thy abfencc hell. 
 
 RrfA Lordwho'ld thinkeit? -I 
 
 hjee. Come wench. Exeunt omncs. J ■ 
 
 Enter SpendttH, and Stainesi . ( 
 
 £ 
 
 Spe»ii. This ground is firmc and cuen, I'lc goe no further. l 
 
 Sta. This be the place then, and prepare you fir, j- 
 
 You {hall hauefaire play for your life of mc, ' ^>, 
 
 For looke fir, I'le be open breafted to you, 
 
 Sfend. Shame lighten hioj that thiflkes bis fafetylieth in a,. 
 French doublet. 
 Nay I Vvould ftrippc tny fclfe, would comelinefle 
 
 , . F 3 G'lMt-: 
 
 
r 
 
 _ __ ' ■• ;--p-; '—■■;-■-■-.■- t~ — ■ _.™™_ 
 
 Giue fufF^ranee to the (Jeediaed fight with-tbce. 
 
 As n3kcdasaMaurtta&v,anMopre. , 
 
 5/<i. GiuemethyharJd.bynjybeartlloiiethee, „ 
 Thou art the higheiHpiritedCietizeB, 
 That eucr Guild-hall ibokenotrceoR- ', i^ 
 
 SpeMel. Talkcnbtwhatlam,vntilly6jlhau€tricdine. 
 ^M. Come on fir. ■' . Thej fight. 
 
 Spend. Now fifi your life is mine. . 
 Sta. WhythentiflkcIt^forl'Jenotbeggeitofthee, 
 Sfind. Nobly refolu'd,! louc thee for thore words, 
 Heere take thy armcs agaJiiCj and if thy malice 
 Haue fpent it felfe like mine, then let V J part . 
 More friendly then we met at firft iocounicr. 
 
 Sta. Sir, I accept this gift of you,but not your fricndfliip, 
 ViJtill I fliall recouer't with my honour. 
 J^*W. Will y»u fight againe then? 
 St4. Yes. - * 
 
 Spend. Faith thou doft well then, iuftly to vhip, my folly. 
 But come fir, 
 
 St4. Hold,y'arehurtItakeit. 
 5/»*»</. Hiirt! where?lownd»Ifeelcitnot. 
 \ iJm. You bleed! am fure. 'f^. ' 
 
 » J'/)*«</. Sblood,lihinke^ouweareacattes^clawvpon y«ur 
 
 Rapiers point, 
 
 I am fcratcht indeed, but fmall as 'til, 
 \ Imufthauebloodforbiood. '^ ' 
 
 I StA. Y'arcbenttokilllfee. 
 
 S ' J;»ifM«/. Nobymyhopcs,ifIcanfcapethatfiniic, 
 
 ^* , Andkecpemy goodnamc^ ricneucr ofFer't. 
 
 Sta. Well fir, your worfr, 
 Spend, Wc both bleed now I take ir, 
 And if the motion may be equall thought. 
 To part with clafp'd hands : I fliall firft fubrcribe. 
 
 Sta, ItwcrcvnmanUiicffein me torefufe 
 The fafety of vs both, my hand fliiU neuer fall 
 From fucrt a charitable motion. 
 -, ■ ^ ■ Spend. 
 
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 Qreenes TuQ^i^qUij* ^ 
 
 
 Sffni. TheiiioyncvwebothjitKlheete'euffnaHwcndy, 
 *rhQ foes we came fo'Lhfiefd.wee'ldcpaflfrends. ExemU 
 Enter fir LyoHeltandsSeruant. ' ■, 
 
 'Ljoh. Cornc,come,followniel{nauc,followme,l hauethe 
 beft nofe'ith houfe, 1 thinkc, either wee ftiall haiic rainic wea- 
 ther, or the vaults vnftop'd ; firrSj goefeej I wouldnothaue 
 mygucflefmclloutany iuch irtcouuciiienco : Doe youhe«rc 
 firr^.i^ww/ 
 
 Ser, Sir, 
 
 Lytn. BidtheKitchin-maideskowrcthefincke, anditiakc 
 cleane her backc-fide , for the wind lies iuft vpon'f. 
 
 Str. I will fir. 
 
 £;><>». And bid e^/«rA(7»*> put on his white fuftian doublet, 
 for hee muft wait to day : It doth mec fo much pood to ftirrc /"- 
 
 and talke.to'placc this, and difplace that, thatKhall needeno 
 Apothecaries pTefcriptions,Ihauefentiny daughter this mor- 
 ning as farre as Pimliko to fetch a draught of Darby ale, that it 
 may fetch a colour in her cheekci, thepuling harlotrie looks 
 fo pale, and it is all for want of 4 man, for fo their njother 
 would fayi Qod reft her foule, before {he died. Exit Seruaut, ■ 
 
 ■ ... ■ _ , ■ / ^ ■ V 
 
 Etiter'BMbhle,Scatttrg09d,AndSt'*imi, 4 
 
 5(fr. Sir, the Gentlemen are come already. . C 
 
 Ljo». How knaue, the Gentlemen ! ' < 
 
 Ser. Yes fir, yonder they arc. " ; 
 
 Ljonell. Godypretious, wearc too tardte , let onebefcHC ^ 
 
 prefchtly to meete the geties, and haften their comming heme J; 
 
 qiiickely : how doft thou ftand dreaming ? Gentlemen, 1 fee t 
 
 you loue me , you are'carefull ofyour hourc j ybu may be dc- , i 
 
 ceiued in your cheare, but not in yout( welcome. ■ i ■ .J 
 
 Bnb. Thankcs, andT»5'«o^«tf isavvordforalL ^^ ■ | 
 
 ScAtterg. A pretty concife roome : fir £;*>«//; where are >. 
 
 yourdanghters? ;,, 
 L^on. They are atyourfcruicc fir, and forth commlng. 
 \BHh. Gods will germjel how fliall I bchaue my fclfc to 
 
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 ihcGcntlcvvomcn? - ' ' Jvf 
 
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 (jreenesTu ^oefutJl 
 
 S/4. Why aduance yourfelfciowardthrm, witliacomely 
 flcppc, andinyourfalutc, bccarcrullyouftrikenottoohigh 
 nortoolowc, and afterward for your difcourfc, your TV ««»' 
 .^«; will bearc you out. 
 
 'Buh. Nay,andthatbeall,Icarcnot,forricfctagood face 
 on t, thai'i flat : and for my iieathcr parts, let them fpcakc for 
 themfelues : here's a leggc, and cucr a Baker in England fliew 
 mc a better, I'lc giue him mine for nothing. 
 
 St4. O that's a fpcciall thing that I muft caution you of. 
 Buh. What fwcete Qerutfef 
 
 St4, Why for commending yourfelfcj neuer wbileflyou 
 liue commend yourfelfc: and then you fhall hauc the Ladic5 
 themfelues commend you. 
 
 JSnk I would they would elfe. 
 
 Sta. Why they will I'le aflure you fir, and the more vilely 
 you fpcakc of your fclfe, thcmorc wiU theyftriue tocollaud 
 you. 
 
 StiterGartredandlejce. 
 ^ Sub. Letmealopctodifpraifcrttyfclfe, ' 
 
 rie make my felfe the artantcft Cockcf-combe Witbirj a whole 
 Countrey. ' 
 
 £;»»?//. Heere come the Gipfies, theSunne-burn'dgerlei,- ' 
 
 Whofcbcautics will not vtter them alone, - J 
 
 They mufthauebagges although my creditccrackefor'e. ' *i 
 
 ^K^, Isthisthecldeftfir? ' ! 
 
 Ly»»tU, Yes marry is flie fir. 
 
 Btth. riekurcthcyongcftfirft.bccaufeffielikeimebeft. • ' 
 
 5«f. Marryfir.and whiIcftyou«rcthere,l'lcbcheere: 
 
 O delicious touch! I thinke in confcience 
 
 Her lippes are lined quite through with Orenee Tawny yel- 
 
 uer.t 
 
 Bhb. Thrykiflc exceeding well, I doe not thinke but they 
 haue beenc brought vp too't, I will beginne to her like a Gen- 
 tleman in a ff t fpcech : Fairc Ladic, (hall I fpeake a word with 
 you? 
 
 /ff7«. Withmefir? . , 
 
Qreenes ^u^uojue, 
 
 Bui. WithyouLady,— thiiway,— alitlemore, . 
 
 Sonow tiswell, vnih r- 
 
 EucB as a Druininer,__ or a Pewterer. 
 
 le^. Which of the two no matter. 
 For one bcatcs on a Druoime,tother a Platter . 
 
 Tul'. IngoodfaythfwectLady you fay true: 
 But pray marke me further,! will begin againc . 
 
 /ty. I pray Sir doe. 
 
 Sttk Luen as a Druoimer, as I fayd before,i— i- 
 Oras aPewterer. 
 
 Ity. Very good Sir. 
 
 B«i. Doc — .doo-'^doo. ' 
 
 I(y. What doe they doo/ 
 
 Btti. By my tr«th Lady,I doe not kii9w : for to fay tritth, 
 I am a kind of an AHe. 
 
 lojf. HowSir.aaAile; 
 
 ^«^i ; Yes indeed Lady. j»ii i^fk 
 
 J(y> Nay that you are not. ; 0. u'-j 'f 
 
 Bm^. SoGod/ia mee,I am Lady : you neuer bvr '7/* ". r.i 
 an arrantcrAiTein your life. . :,-. . 
 
 Joy. Whys beer's a Gentleman your friend, will not fay foi 
 
 ^M^jvY&ythbutheAialhHowfayyoufir, i / 
 
 AmnotlanAiTcf . .17 
 
 ScMt. Yes by my troth Lady if he : Why He fay any thing 
 my brother ^M^^i^r faycs. 
 
 gart. Is this the man my Father choofe for mec, 
 tomakca.Hu$bandof?OGod,how blind: - {l .i:v..Z 
 are parents in ourloues i fo they haue weatfa> : ': tl; u so-^ oi 
 they care not to what thinges they marry vs. jnS .<(»' 
 
 Bfti. Pray lookcvponmee Lady. mT \ .. .^ 
 
 /ojf. Soldoeflr. 
 
 Bm^. I but lookcvponmee well, and tell Biee if you ems 
 fawanymanl6okefafcuruily,a«rdoc? : .,, i 
 
 /(jy. Thefcllowfureis frantiquc. - Ci.oati 
 
 3i#^. Y6udocnotm«kcmceJ' p.f uyri -;■:!:' tl t;:, 
 --/<3f. VctiBdeedfir.; '• ^ n.; r,tii;:.i,int 4 •. v. k 
 
 G. 
 
r 
 f 
 
 Greenes Tu Quf^que, 
 
 "7^ 
 
 1 
 
 Buh. IjbutlookevponmecwcU: 
 Did you cuer fee a worfc dmberd Lcggc? 
 
 loj. BymyfaythtisaprettyfourefquareLcgge.' 
 
 ■B«^. 1 but your fourc fquare Lcggcs are none of the beO. 
 Oh !lar»itylarttis. 
 
 Sta. Excellent well fir. 
 
 ^t<l>. WhatfayyoiiaowtoineeLaciy, can you find 
 «re a good inch about mee? 
 
 I^. Yes that 1 can fir. . 
 
 Bub. Find it, and take it fweetc Lady: 
 There 1 thinkcl bobd her, /<iw«.' 
 
 ley, Wcllfir.difparadge not your fclfe To : for if yotl'Were 
 Themanyou'dmakcyoiirfelfcjyctoutofyoUE . 
 
 Behauiour and difcourTe, I could find caafe enough 
 Toloueyou. 
 
 Bui;. A ugh / BO w /hee C9mes to nee : My behauiour; aUj, 
 ala$,tisclownicall} andmy difcourfeitverybildjbaU: 
 You Hiall not hcareoicc breake a^ood leaft 
 in atwelue month. 
 
 Itj. NofirJwhynowyoubreakeaBoodleaft, 
 
 ^id>. No,l want the ^Mw /tfwr^j anathe7««MUfM/J 
 Which yonder Gentleman has ; Ther's a bobforhim too i 
 There's a Gentlctnan^and you talke of a Gentleman? 
 .lay. Who hee? hcc's a Coxcombe indeed. 
 
 Bnlf, Wcarefworne Brothers in good fay th Lady. 
 Snter SeruMtt^ 
 
 St4tt. Yes in truth wee are fworne Brothers^ and do tneane 
 to goe both alike,and to haue Horfes alike. 
 
 ley. And they Ihall be fwornc Brothers too? 
 
 Jf/«^. Ifitpleafethcro.Lady. 
 
 Ser. M.5*i///ww,thcGoldTnnithdcfireJtofpcakev«ithyoti. 
 
 Ly. Bid him coimc.kuauc. 
 
 Scatt, 1 vvoonder (Sir Lyotull) your fonne WtWR^ is not 
 hceic? > 
 
 Xjf«. Is heeofyour acquaintancc.firt 
 .^ Scm. O v«r/familiar j h«c ftrookc mcc a boxe on the eare 
 /' L once, 
 
w«W», 1 
 
 (jrmt9f^U(]U6ifw^r 
 
 •ace,lii<t &om thence gk-e^iv'diy loue'to UHi 
 
 ' SnttrBidlance, ' * - 
 
 tyo. Itwajafigncofvcftiicinyoufirj biithcelc be heet*!' , 
 at dinner. Maifter24/Z«»«,whaj mikes you foftraogc? V^a 
 
 €omc,yoii're welcome: what*! the Ncwcs? §#. 
 
 3iiflIS»v ^hy fir.the old Newcs ;yoiir man /V<w«fi/ royots ftilli 
 And little hope of thrifc there i»in hiin; 
 Therefore 1 come to aduife your- WorlIiip> 
 To take feme order yvhilftthere*S fomething left. 
 The better part of his beft Wire's cbafumdi 
 
 Zj-tr Spcake foftly Maifter "F^iiKiWff. 
 But is there DO hope of hit recotierief 
 
 :?rf//. Nonearall(ir*,forhees akeadylaydtobeartftddb)^ 
 &tncthatTkndw. -;'-•■-'-; ■■ - -■■ ■'■- ^- ^■'^:'i ■"'^'';^' 
 
 -Ljo. WelUdoefufierfcrhim.andan^loaife.''^^ 'i '• • > 
 
 Indecdtd tf6e,'vl'1^atl atn ConRraind to doe i- 
 Wclifir,lBiea.netoceaze6nwhatijlef6!. ' i ' 
 
 Ainiiharkc yoQ'one vvord>ntore.. i 
 
 /tf;). What haynousHnne has yonder man cammittc^';* 
 ToJiau-efogreatapuniflimcn'tyWvvaitc ' -i 
 
 vpon ijic humors ofan idle Foolt J ■ ' 
 
 AvcryprtfperFclloWig6odLeg^e,goodFaGe, ■ "'S'^-^''- i 
 
 ABody wellproportiondtbuthisrainde '*•■» .Y; ^, 
 
 BcwrayesheneucrcameofGenerouskinde'. »^'' -^^ j 
 
 Z^0. Goe to, no moreof this at this tinao.' 
 What fir, arc you comi J >. ' 
 
 Atfjt^. Yes fir.and haue mad^bold^toWing aGuift'aloog'. 
 'I^(f.'M3A^ctGetddmts(onTiioiE{[exi \ 
 
 Ccr, 'thcfamefjir. 
 
 Ljo. YeVeweUomfir,wh?nwH•yourFath«^bei^tbwne^ 
 Qer. T'willnotbclong, fir. 
 Ljo. I f^alibe glad to lee him when he corns. 
 GtTi Ithankeyoiifiir. 
 
 Ga Ijw, 
 
Greenes Tu Qu^que. 
 
 Lyo. In thcmcanc timeyou'rc wclconie;pray bcnotflrange, 
 Ik Icauc my Sonne amongft you Gentlemen, 
 I hauc foriie bufincs : harkc you ^.Ballance, 
 Dinner will foonc be rcaditioncvvcrd more. Exit Lyo. c^ B a!, \ 
 
 Rajh. Andhow docsmylittlev^««j-anclliisZ« g'«<'f«^hercJ j 
 
 Oh you pretty fwect-fac'd rouucs.thatforycur tountenancef j 
 
 might be Alexander AViA Lodwtcke: What layes the old man CO 
 you ? wil't bca match; fhall wet ca'l Brothers? 
 
 ^f/jf/^. Ifayth with allmy iicartjuMiftusiy^jrrrf^/wiil, \ 
 
 wee will be married tomorrow. \ 
 
 Bub. Sfotf^ifMiHris/'^'c^ will, wccle be married to night. ' 
 
 E.ap]. Why you coura^iousBoycs, and worthy Wenches, 
 madeoutofVVaxe. Butwhat fliall's doc when wcc hauc 
 dmde, fliall's goefecaPlay? 
 
 Scatt. Yes 1-ay th Brother : if it pleafe you, let's gee fee 
 a Play at the Gloabe. 
 
 BHb. 1 care not', any whithcr.fo the Clow nch'aue a parts ' 
 For Ifaythl am no body without a Foolc. p 
 
 Ger. Why then wcc'le goc to the Red Bullj tlicy fay ^reetfr 
 agoodClowne. 
 
 Bub. qreene I Greened an Aflc. 
 
 ScAtt. Wherefore doc you fay fo> 
 
 'Bnb. Indeed I ha no rcafon : for they fay.hee is as likcmcc 
 as cucrhcccanlookc. 
 
 ^Mtr. Well then.to the Bull. 
 
 Bap}. Agoodre(olution,continueit:nayon? 
 
 Bub. Not before the Gcntlcwomcnj not Ineucr. 
 
 BApj. O while you liue.mcn before women : 
 Cufiomehathplac'd itfo. 
 
 Bub. WhythenCunomcisnotfomannerly.asIwouldbe. 
 
 %ijh Farewell M. Scatur-goed: Come Loucr, you rcto© 
 bufieheerej mufl tutor y cc : Cafi not your eye at thptablcon 
 each othcr^my Father will fpie you without Speftacles, , 
 Hec is a fhrcwd obferucr : doc y ou heare race } 
 
 Ger. Very well fir. 
 
 Kafb. Come then e,o wee togcather, let the Wenches alone. 
 
 Doe 
 
Doe you fee yonder fellow? s'lu-i.ta^ito ^ 
 
 Ger. Ycs:ptetbecwhatishee? . '?-''-, . . 
 
 Hafb. lie giue you him within,hc muft net now be thouglit 
 on : but you (hall know him. ExU '^^.& Gerald, 
 
 Gart. Ihaucobfcru'djny fifter,andhcreyc' j 1 ; ! 
 Is much inquifitiue after yond fellow} < yjiTi v.»l:i.,^A.,> 
 Shce has examined himfrota bead tpfpott.^;; I ^'i^ic^Jc- v> ' 
 lIcHay andfeetheiflue. ; i' i \;.;.'t n,;! f ' 
 
 loj. To wraftlcgaiprtthcflreameofourAffeftioii, ; 
 IstoftrikeAyre.orbHffetwiththeWinde, ^^, , ,: ,, ., , 
 Thatplayesvponvs: ibiii>qft|^u'dto'cift ,-;-j;,„^^Y y,.' 
 This fellow from my thoughts.but ftill he g^cwei : 
 Morccomclyininylightiyetaflaup, .\ 
 
 Vnto oncworfecondition'dthcnaSIaue; 
 Theyareallgone,heer'snonebuthee,aQdI^, .i>;- ,,,.;. 
 Nowiwill(peakQtohin):^dyetI,willoQt'.;: -t^rrCj 
 Oh / 1 wrong my fclfe, I will fupprcfle 
 That infurre Aion Lone hath traind in mee, ^, , , ^ 
 And Icaue him as he is : once my bold fpirits „ | ^;. f, ,• 
 Had vowed to vtter all nay thoughts to him ,,. j {^\ , y 
 Oi^wbomlfetlcdmy^ftcAionf ,_ ,..{}.■ 'jA 
 Anowhyr«tyresitppw| . ■ _• 
 
 StA. Fight Loue on both fides? for on inee thou fl;;ilc'ft -^ * 
 Strokes that hath beat my heart into a flame:. . ., ^, -^ ^ 
 She hath fenc amorous elaunfcsfroii;! her eye :'. ,,n-l ' ,^^,( -u » 
 Whichlhauebackereturndasfaythfully. ^, .v^jj^vv i,-** 
 1 would make to her, but thefefcruilcRoabci, -, v.7, , ^ 
 Curbcs that fuggeftion,tilirome fitter tunc ., ; !j, , / ,^^^ 
 Shall bring mee more fKrfwadii)gly vnto l^cr. . ' t,p^j^ -^ q 
 
 /«;. Ivyondcrwhybenayesiife^rchecnoteJB^ec^^j^^ v^ ;^ 
 
 For Ihaiicpubliquely betray dc my felfe, , ,...<.> 
 
 By too much gazing on him: 1 will Icaue him.., ,.. !,i^._ - 
 
 *y/»ri. Bu(you(Lallnot}ilemakcyoufpeaketohiin ; "' 
 
 Befoieyougoe. Docyouhearefir/ , m ^ 
 
 loy. Whatmeaneyouiift^r.' ., , .,'. ; j,- ' . ',; ^ ,,';^ , j: , , 
 ^''W'A. To|it y ou m your kind, fifter j doey bu rcK|c^Dcr 
 
 •i-- 
 
How you once tyranizdouermcc? ' ' :^ 
 
 loy. Nay picthcelcaue this icflmg, 
 T amoutoftncvainc. 
 
 ffart. l,hut I am in : goe fpealrc to yourLouer. 
 
 lojf. He firft be buried quickc. 
 
 Gart. How,ailiaind? S'fottltro, if I had fet mf aflfeftion 
 on a Collier, Ids ncre fall backe/vnlefl'e it were iff the right 
 kind : if I did, let mcc betyedto aStake, and burnt to death 
 with Charcoal* 
 
 loj. Nay the^ wee fliall hate. 
 
 gart. Yes marry (hail you. Sitter, willy ouflycafctfto him: ; 
 
 loy. No. ■■ ■ ) 
 
 Gart. Doc you hearcfir sheet's a Gcatlewomaa VfOuW' 
 fpcake with you. 
 
 ley. Why Sifter.I pray Sifter. ,' v-':.^'?.-" 
 
 gart. One thatloues you with-att her heart, '■ "r "Ij" Vf ■ ■ 
 Yetisa/hamdtoconfeflcit. :v!v?i.a.- 
 
 Sta. Did you call, Ladyes? - ' . ' ii'^/UJsn - 
 
 I^j. No Hr, hccr's no one cald. - ^'^^- » ' ^'"^^ ^^' ':. 
 
 Cmrt. Yes ftr twar I, I«ald to fpcakc with you. - ^ ; 
 
 loy. My Sifter'sfemcwhatfrarinqticj'Aere'KnOrtgardfo' 
 be had vnto her clamors: Will you yctleauei ■ 
 In faythyoti'lc anger me«. ' ^ 
 
 Giirt. Paaion : Come backe fooleioticr.turnc a^axnew* 
 tiffe y our belly full.hcer'i one will ffand ycc- ■ : ;! ; ;J 
 
 Sta. What does this mcanctrde?' ' •■'•; -■ -; '^ ..(,-,.,... .av ^ 
 
 loy. Ycs.isvour humor fpent;' 
 
 g^rt. Come let mc goe, Birds that want the vft©f 
 Rc?.f jn and of Speech, can couple together in one day; 
 And yet you that hauc both.cannorconclude in t weniic: "^ 
 nowSirtcrIamciicnwithyou,myvcnomcisfpit, (mine: 
 As much happinclTc may you eniov with your louer « 1 with 
 And (iroope not wench, not ncuerbealhamdoflum, 
 The mail will fcruc the turnc,though he be wrapt 
 In a blew CoatP, lie warrant him, come. 
 
 hy. You rt nierrclj difpofcd, Sifter. Exit fTeHcfJe,. 
 
 M 
 
St4. I needs muff prb|per;Foruiac & Loue workc for race: 
 Be modctatcAiy loyei j for as you grow to your full h«ght, 
 SoBuWbJeswaxethlow. £xif. 
 
 Enter Sf »Ml,Sv>c<at»itn, ottdTicklemtm- 
 
 7»^i^., Will my fweetc%?»(iTi''/bc gone then? , 
 .^/»<?«k. ! I mull ypgin prqniife > bu t lie be hccnfi^r {upper: 
 
 ThereforeMiftrisi'»'*4#»ft«w,prouidc v$ fom^fteod tfie^rc. 
 Jto-if***. The beft the Market will ycelfil.^# 
 Sfe^. Heer'stwcntieihillingsjiproteffljiaueleftray fclfe 
 
 T>ut a Crowne, for my iTpcpding mpny i for indeed I intend to 
 
 bcfrugall,and^rn^oodjmsband< . :, . 
 
 Ttfk: I marry will you,you'le to play againc,& loofe your 
 . Monieand fall to fighting {<ny ttry heart trembles to thinke 
 
 on it : how if you had been kild in the quarrell, of my f ay tb 
 
 Ihadbeenbutadeadwoman. . ]> 
 Sfen. Come,come,noinoreoft!iis;thoodo{l&atdi(rcmblc< 
 Tick, Diflcmble (xio not you fay fo $ for if you do», 
 ~ Godsmyiudgellcgiueoiyfclfcagaili. 
 
 'S'^n'c^. Away,away,prcthec no more : farewell. 
 ?«rjt Nay buflefirft: Well, 
 
 Jhere'jjoo aducrfitiein the world /ball part VI. 
 
 Enter Sergianti. 
 Spend. Thou area louingRafcall} farewell.. 
 .?»?<?<«. You will not faylefqpper? ' 
 ' •5]pf»<^. You haue my word; farewell. 
 
 ^ i.Ser. Sir.weearreftyoy^ 
 
 Sfend. Arreftraee.atwhofefuite? 
 i.Scr. Marry there's fuitet enough againftyoB, 
 He warrant you« 
 i.Ser. Come,away with him. 
 •y/^aij/. Stay,hearemeeawordr 
 i.Ser. What doe you fay/ 
 
 Entfr 
 
7«ci^. HowxK>wP«rj3(»rt,Why com'ftiafucbhafte? ^^' 
 
 Pwrjf^ Shut vp your doorcs, and barrcyoilagi'pw^/out. 
 And let him be cafhieard your companie, 
 HeisturndBanqueroutjhis.wrarMarcceazdon, "^^^ 'o 
 Andhis/hopfhutvp. " 
 
 Ttck' How, hftwrartKcaid on? thou doll bat icft.I hope. 
 - M>j[fr?'^at'«hij tongue doth r*pijrt,tbefe eyes Haue fccne, 
 ItifflOcicyj^if^blcthatltcH, ■ i 
 
 Butitistrue.as larafeythfuU'Paiwkt/' ''-• f^^'-^'>« V ^^^-r?. j 
 
 •Jbw*; Nayl'^fidettcrthinkethejprodigittsWiAdi^^ * 
 
 ABahqucroutjbuthahg'Hiiiijlcfhirirtblt *•-' ^''' ,7' ", '° , j 
 
 In prifon.hc comes nomorc^>nttei1thefeioOr*^:''^,''»?.=' 'ij^?^ :\j 
 
 Iwartahthiiriv--'-*""--^^^ -•■•'■•'■•'•"'''■ ' ' '' ^:)- '^ 
 
 Ttek, C«meftttli«=lwO«l1dhtfW6ulii1>ut6fifelriV- 5" o^- ^ j 
 Wiefeil»hirotfai=vwiha j>63fctohutt.'- - * • f * : •';>«':? '"' J ; j 
 
 J>^. Will you doc itj ..Hir,,-/ t>r.5t.t3iic«>;fi«5f5I j 
 
 TkJ^?geihi««oVM&ft,'b\it^d<Se$«<?f^>'«>-\^ (Hogs. 
 
 I. i'4r..'«What&yy<i)uf<*d*J<7r^/ffiil!wWaIe«««l5Jtt>.^b»l- 
 a, JVr. Yes fay th.we QiSiHliiiltliimagailii; wiftiifirthij wcclcc. 
 J, ^^. WeU'«iwott'r4d?^HJiig»?'and v>«afhWd(i^^^ 
 palsiononyou. •"^*. •; ;;• . ^ - \,^ 
 
 Sptnd. WiU't^ttbttf vwftlee witlf nfc'lrntothiatBefafci -J -*- * 
 And there you ftallrcccauc it. ^ 
 
 i>-. What,wherethewonrtfl=a?«f-"^'*^' -^ ^ 
 
 j:wf-tf ; Loolce y ondcr^iftftfe'^radoas ^if(Bdl% ii6t com- 
 -minghithtr, •:- ■: .iJ^'««^r'.;*yj«^"P^'^^^..,i^ n 
 Betwixt tvioSarjuimet'. hethinkes-MiKir-^^^^'tf V „ 
 That weelcrcUcuchim-,lcft?*#|*<itij»^J^. «3»1i«^A^ .=?^";V^ 
 Andclapth<l«S6il«8ai*»'lihllP5i^i^- -'^ - '•'^^ *> . 
 
 %«rivi^^i^com^ - ^ ■ h'^'i^;'^^^**^'^ ^^-^ 
 
 Btfftiia the Minute that thou didftptofcfle 
 
i^ 
 
 ^ greenes Tuquoque^ 
 
 JCindneffe vnto mcc, to make tryall 9f it, v 
 Aduerfitic thou Sees lay^s h^nds vpoo BiW> . 
 
 ,, ButForticfhillingswilldcliucrince,. , 
 
 I T^ki Whyyou ImpudentRpguc, do yow coioc tonw fw 
 
 r " Mooy i 
 
 Or do I know you.'what acquaintance pray, 
 
 j Hath euer part betwixt your fclfoacjj wee J » 
 
 .y^r. Zounds do youjino«kpra,w bringrMo tfiefcwowen 
 
 that do not know you? . 
 
 :Swe4t. Yes in good S<»oth,(Off«er$ Itake'tyoB r«) 
 Hee's a meere ftianga.hwe • 9P«ly in f b*?'t»e» ; . 
 j; SoBictimcswchauerclieucdhiinw«Kftin??)e.,; aif O .. V 
 
 J;rt»rf; ThisunQtcvwftitvyou^CpwcijIlfmW \ 
 Myguiftesandbounaeonoofoe fopiv.buri^fj: ,,ijt i ;l*i 
 GoepretheefetthfQ«rUeft>«J]i9gi? , * .,.. '^ 
 
 Tfeit TaIk«B<*tj^ro?«(ywmuc)9l5Fpurt^J*Mlf?fi?f - 
 For by thislight tliat fliii»«J,)Mjc!f « a^^jn^; ; ^auj , ! » lO 
 Ilefendmy Knife ofw«rrtp4JftypM^«tWlt>3^3!iv iO 
 AflwunelefleRpg^teWW jP.»i?«f«Fiy|»W»^!£ .tij^ai 5 1 
 .^^-tf Uhc.yiw?|*i^H«ii»«r,GiwU.^inspri / f/ . V 
 
 i"**?^. Pr4y i»?«y H«*lbov«» BwfeoiJet hwOnStl^JPi 
 l^hJip«twjllt*nildi»V*U4n«(T*oftl«.J9»rf^i;Mia I '^ 
 
 Apd teach-lM|BfcowiBt»l«ad?4b«(tcr)»feJi; ■ c ?-nv r - j^^ - ..-f 
 
 Heehadgoodceuhftttbw«rejii;a^aflS«r«y<>Ubfr; a:c .i .o^f;^ 
 
 Pwrjr. It(dd^himflsittifiyifcJfi^wt)9{!vy<»uMififci«i>. iv ' ;. T 
 J^flTfi.. Furiesi^«i^ lopfc insEKe : $atgeanFs,lct.itt«£Oje,Ut 
 giite y9u>iiU I-huiCj Me ^ixfaai« frccdotnf but fova iigbpiing 
 while, to teafeyowfcWbprc, B^»4,Paodfi? s and in,t^nB, the 
 DiucU : for there's h» HeUihiS:J«>3HtAti<lfii jno^hi^sh^cif^iy 
 >■ ©t^erlbeaUplace: .0; . J ;".' .., u .i7if^tS^iS^\Clo4^r 
 : .£»'. NabrjWeelfttakeno&ilyes. 
 [ ^ .S|p«r</. HbtoeftSargeanti,giucmeleau«tovnlade 
 
 L Aheartoi'e-chargdwithgricfe}a$Ihaucarfoule, 
 
 I? Xlcnotbrcakcftemyou. 
 

 
 ThouStrumpet.that wertborne to ruine mcrti " ^ r*^^?, 
 
 Myfame, andfortuneVbcfuWea winy CttrfT^' 'l - '-^^^^^^ 
 
 And bearcmcefpcakeit : Mayft thota mthy youth,*; 'f ^^^'^^ 
 
 Feete'theniarpc Whippc vand in thy Beldame age/ ' , '^, , 
 
 The Cart : when thou art growne t« bee , * ^ f ' 
 
 AnoIdVphomcrViitor«wi*. ■'**^f,^ 
 
 (ABawd Injcane.fahuebyFether-bedf,) = '"-'i IJ',"?'''''* * 
 
 Wayftthcni'bedifiCiiBixtbfdl all thou haft • >'fl>fMori .?'. 
 
 Vnto thy ^^«/« vite Bottles that's thelaft ' « 1»>jj '>5>,^:i:i 
 
 ABawdwiirpartAivithatlj^andliueropbore, ■•■•''■ -v-Z^ 
 
 That being turBdf6t^th/houfe,inayftdie«iloW«*i^ ^^^''1 
 
 j-irr. Come fir, ha^toudoncl >;: . ..:. nu • -Mfiu;tn-.2 
 
 J>«*/. Alitrlefurtiher|iuemeekatte,Ipt9y," i '^'>,, 
 
 IhaucacharitiMePrtyertoefldvyitb. ' i tt ; i>.'hi<3 ,;> a^ 
 
 May the f>-(fwJ!> Cannibal! eatetoto thy flefti' ^ - 5 '"^r- ^ 
 
 Arirfi>>elfc<hybdneif6'kleaDe,Aattber<Bp&it'': I, ^'\^ _ 
 
 OfthyCalamitic-iiiaydrawrefdrt '■" '• .: :/. I i-JvO^ ^1 
 
 OfalltheconmittnSinneriinthetbWiie, ^ '*' '' '" " 'j''/ 
 
 To fccthy irfa«tgted^C«rcaffe: and thattheBr • : ' f ': • l '^ 
 
 . They may vponMwwb^BeftiBawd^ayAmeni. ' -Eiitl 
 
 Sweat. Out vpon him wicked vilUiiiejhow he blfpheambs^ 
 
 Pi&k ^Bd^iilbe'datonM forturWng Hef«iquei 
 
 rick Hang hita Bi64iieroi« rafcaiy et himtalke ifl P.rirott,r 
 
 The whiltt wcele fpcnd biiGoodn for I didneueirfi ';"'';"; 
 
 Heare, that men tdokeexample by each other.^ ' ^f ', .V"!""' 
 
 Sweat. Well,if men did rightly confidert.they (Mould fin^ 
 That Whores dndB»s<rd«i8re profitable member*^- . -. 
 In'aG8ri«ti6tt-weahh^for indeed.thowieefomcwhat • 
 Biipaiteihcit BodycS.yei wee doc good to theirSduleij { '^ t 
 F^t I am fure.wec ftiUbringthem toRepieBtancw- -::.;; '^ ■ft 
 
 'y-Pfirk By ©Mfldfdwctftloe- ' - ^', '' '''^ I '4 
 
 ■^M^.' fertile; cofiic, will you "Dis before^ tbooarttmeot 
 them, that 1 warrant thcc- wilt be hangdi- before thou wilt 
 repent. ^'--•.- - ■, ' v.. . "^ -^-^'- ' ■■-^ ^ 
 
 '.."-•.!■/ fu'.-"i'f J.' 3ii.'-:;'.''. 
 
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L'' '* 
 
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 QrmpM^0 
 
 •f-, \ .- 
 
 I,-..;.,.,..,. ,.-, n-,r-tf:->3 5rh filivJ 
 
 t3^j^. WyUthiiLouc4^-atr9ub^Co^ci{hH)g/ii5''>oc olelTq 
 mee outofhis fingeri : jhcic's n<^ «ftat^ can fcj(l for hira: ' ,/ 
 Hce runnes through all Countrics,ryy jj.) traucjl, tbriQitgh the; , , - 
 //<ro/iW4»(in aminutj bat ncucr ii^quist,till,lie|C e^jimcJiit^ i; 
 tJMiddle-fex, an,d%rxkc«:pej% Cj(wiPiT)i»s.^ . ji ,' ;; „f^, u,^-, /j j 
 Tishis habitation jiiimaatiomiT;Qtti,«v|\c}jc,e^; r, i, ^hisfo t i-l 
 Hcelcncuerout.tillhecbefierd. .',.,,:(',[.! ,.,,.]i,^. , 
 ,!;ff*»<. Wellid«ifiottyranizctoomu<;h,lej*ft,oncdayjhcinake 
 youknow bis Deitjc,. by fending ailiaft putof a (parkling 
 €y,c,/balliflrike^fodeepcintoy9MrheartvlMfijtftiidlf^^ 
 fetch ypurbrcathftipi;tagainc.r,;y . , -, : ; r ■> r- . '1 , . . - 
 
 R»fi>. AndiBakenicecry,Oey«no^y'es,bMttVfVO celefli- 
 allStarres / A pox ont, Idc as leiiie beare a fellow fiag tbrongh 
 thenofe. HownowWcn'e)>?;. ,. , ,■/' iiooii :ilv:,'j s»Vi, ■ 
 
 : €^trt. Keepeyourftation*,youlu^raf,W!ieUforthe:iqcei>fi>^ 
 ter as may be : Shee^is cotoming op j but as, ,i|Qtlanchely ^as a 
 Bare-vyollinConfort. ;, . . ' , . , .' ' ' - ; v 
 
 Rajb. Which makes ihccas Sprightly as the Trcbble, , _ 
 Now dofl thou pUy thy, prize,: hc^c'sthf ho^prable SjCiepie 
 one againft another : Doe you heacc Iloucir,. the thing iHlohe' 
 you yvot ofFj you fliall haue your. Wench alon? vyithou t any- 
 aifturbance ^now if you can doe any good,why jfe^jcheSilucr 
 Game be yours,,vireclc ftand,;bj; and gi^e ayra/ej^jipd Ijaljow il 
 ypftbjit the Clout. ;•; ., •'Jn.Vy .•-■/:! /y-;,,'} ,, ^,i,.V-r'.'^ 
 
 ',Jm. Ti»alltheafsi(ianceI,rp'quefto,fypu^j , , ,. "[jC. 
 Briinomcebutpppprtunatly tohcrprefence, , , ,./ 
 AndidefirenomorciandiflcannotyvinherV : ^^jC 
 Letmccloofeherv -^.,,.. ; ■■ >,r;.,j:, ;^ ;,,, , ,,"_ . ,:„^->- ■.,'■", 
 
 Gart. Well fir, let me tell you, perhaps you yndertake 
 Ahuiicrtaskethenyctyoudoeimagine. 
 
 Sta. A taske,what to win a Woman, &hauc opportiinitie? 
 Ivyouldthatwere ataslccifaytn,forany man that wcaresbis 
 ifyittcsabouthim :£iue03ebuthalfeanhoure$ ' 
 
 Ha Coafe-^ 
 
Greenes Tu Qu^ue, 
 
 ConFcrcncc with the coldcA creature of them all, 
 Andifl bringhcrnotintoa foolciParadice, 
 IIepuloutm)rtongue,&hangitatherc[oorefora<{faw4atch. 
 Vdsfoot, rdencrc ftand throrninmgofCapsforthcmattcr, 
 He quickly make tryall of hcrif /hcc loue: 
 To haue her Beautie prayPd, He prayfe it : ifher Wittc, . 
 Ite commende it :ifher good parts, lie pxaltthem^^ : ^ 
 
 No courfc /hall fcapc me^ for to vrhat focucr I faw her iadihd' 
 too, to that would 1 fit her» 
 
 Rajh. fiutyoumuft not doe thus to her, fbrftteeVafiihtile 
 flouting rogue,|that will laugh you out of countenancc.if yoU 
 folicit her cerioufly : No, talke me to her wantoaly,fligbtly 5c 
 carclcny, and perhaps fo youmay preuaile as mtich with ber, 
 as wind dues with a Saylc,carry her whither thou wilt. Bully. 
 Entirlojee* 
 
 Ju. WelltJr, He follow your inftru ftion. 
 
 I-aPt. Dofo./VndfeeflieappearciifaliyoutwooflrfroniySf^ 
 LetYstwowalketogeather. ^ ' 
 
 liy. Why did my enquiring eye take in this feOoyr, ' : 
 And let him downe fo eafic to my heart ; 
 WhereHkc a Conquerour he ceafes on it, 
 Andbeates all other men outofmy BofToMC! 
 
 RuPi. Sifter,yotj're well met, 
 Hcer's a Gentleman dcfircs to be acquainted with you. 
 
 /^. See, the Seruingman is turnd a Gentleman, 
 That villaaous Wench my Sifter.has no mercy, 
 Shee and my Brother has confpired together to play vpon me; 
 Eutllcprcuent their fport: for rather then my tongue fliall 
 haue fcope to fpcakc matter to giue them mirth,my facs^rt (hall 
 breake. ■ ;: r;..., .i,. .■.■'.:..% 
 
 RaP). You haue your dcfire fir, He leaue ybUj ' - ' 3 iff; n^. 
 Grapple with her as you can. . " ; j , 
 
 Sm. Lady,Godfaueyou.Sheturn$backcvp6ntfi(eiBOti5, 
 Ther's no good to be done by braying for hcr.Ifetf tKi.t j 
 I muft plunge into apafsion : now for a peccc of flirr* and ' 
 Lennier : t'werc excellent ; and prayfe be to flljy miemorief,' " 
 
 It 
 
FfT 
 
 ^reeues 7*« Quotfue^ 
 
 It has feachthalfe a dozen lines for tWpurpoi^ ; 
 Well,/hecihal!haucthcni. ' 
 
 One isno Number ( May des are nothing the^ 
 Without the fwectc focictic of Men. 
 
 Wilt thou Hue (ingle ftill? one ihalt thou bee. 
 
 Though neucr finglingi^wf/fcouplethce. 
 
 Wild Sauages that drinke of running Springj,"' 
 
 TbinkesWaterftirrepxccHs all other thing. 
 
 They thatdaylytafle neat Wine,defpifeit. 
 ' VirginitJe albeit fcitie highly prize it, 
 
 CoRipard with Marriage) had you tryde them both. 
 
 Differs a$inuch,i< Wine and Water doth. No? 
 Why then hau* at yoil ill another kind. 
 
 , By the fayth of a Souldier f^Lady) I doe rcuerencs the 
 
 Sroundtharyottwalire vpon: I will fight with him that 
 ares fay you arCBbt faire: Stabbe him that will not pledge 
 yourheal%andwithaDa-ggcrpierceaVaine.todnnkca 
 full health to vou \ butit /hall be on this condition,that you 
 fliallfpeakefirft. ' '' 
 
 Vdl-foot, If 1 could but get her to titke once, halfc my labour 
 wereoucr:butIletryherinanothervaine. 
 
 WhatanextdlerttcreatureisaWomanwithoutatoaeue> 
 But what a more excellent creature is a Woman that has a 
 tongue,and can hold her peace? But how much more ex- 
 ec lent and fortunate a creature is that roan, that has that 
 Woman to his wife i This cannot choofe but madde her j 
 
 And If any thin|makca Woman talke,tis this. ItwiUnotdoe 
 
 thoyet. IprayGodtheyhauenotguldmee: 
 
 Butlletryonceagainc; ^ 
 
 When will that tongue take libcrtie to talke.' 
 Spcake but one word,and I am fatisiied : 
 Or doc but fay but (Jl4«w,and I am anfwerd? 
 
 NofoundJnoacccnt^IsthcrenonoyfeinWoniaa? 
 Nay then without direftionrhadoii. 
 Imuftgoccallfbrhclpe. ,';!:•:'' i" 
 
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 Sm. NotafiUabe,ni£lien^fle^e,i«notnaoire^lent:. 
 
 Shee's as <iuinbe'»i^^^i«!/^«r Hall, iitthe lofigVacj^tipiii 
 3^ii/5/ Wcll^and «vhat woujd youhauc wcc^Iqc? i '^ 0^^^^^ 
 .JiM. Wliy.itiakehcripcake. , . j ,;^ .; o^ln.-/ 
 /?«»/!&. Andwhatth^Bl ^^; '^^^ ;Urn]v^^d\^'J. 
 
 Sta. Why,1ttBjec alone with ner. , ; • ii • v- ; u,^ ' 
 ^«»/&. !,foyoufery4befQre,Giueycu,but9ppprtujwl:% ' 
 
 AndlctyouaioiSe,ybu'ddeiircn©nJore:butfpin.C|^j>[f:K; ; 
 
 llctry roy cunni^foryou: Seev»katlcan,doc. ., ,; , : T . 
 
 HowdocyouSi(wrJain(orycohearcyouarenotw«U, if 
 
 This G cnt. trfs nice ypu h?.ue loft vpifr tongue, I dltay l^i-f^e? 
 
 If you canWii^ pklcefi^a^ci whsrca^ucyc^ 
 
 Wedc goc &: Idolce fort'^c in goo^layih Siftf K,y€!ttl#pkf T<rj 
 
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 Infnyconfciencctisforgrie&Vwitlyouhajie . . ,, ,.. 
 ifny cotrifortable Df inkcs fcnt for, this is not^mxyy^ ., , 
 
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 OruwaiBurft j ArfcybuaHrother? 
 :^A LooketoyourfelffSir, 
 
 TheBrazeo head ha< t^lce;?V«I ts^^i^Wy?*-!^ . J 
 ley. Hasfliamethat|Jpvyerinhii^,tf:5iW|»k€^tiira.n^^^ 
 
 Anrfdareybu befoittipudent to'ftaqi 3, ;-oa! ;; liid-v:: ' 1 
 luf? in theface of my incenfcdangerfi.,' .1 .,,% w,, :>'t;-_<iai 
 WhirarcyoxiVwhy doeyou {layi.yihofeqt^Pf JO}!?^^^ 
 You WW rti Gai-mehti yfcnerday,l>ffittii»$ , , ^ ; , ,, „si ,ib"/ / - 
 Af<;ilbwpfyoo!'fa[hbh-,h4saCr6w|ic , ,^, .^vfL-'il .'A 
 Purchatt that rtij-nittg Ssttin of the Brokpr* ? y,, ;,,, ^ t, , o:;5< 
 Or ift a caft Suite Pf your goodly Maifteri. •,;...j%nr?M ?^U 
 
 Sta. ACaafuitc.Lady? •_.. , .,„ ..,!«;;; J-'A-iJ.'*' ' 
 
 loj. YouthiHlccitdoieibecprae ypo !fayth,«dpMn«[»,'. 
 A Blew Coat wixh a Ba%i!,c!ocs bettcr'-wuh ypu-^, J ,i. > .• ) .. 
 Goc vntruffe yout'MamcW Foynt$,aod doenotdaff .-j^jS ^A 
 To ftopyourNbfcwhcn'asbi»Wori[liipilijake>»,; ;, ;., iw ■•'! 
 Ta's been your breeding.' ~ ' ' r . ; , \ -Uj -,..'- OhjiiI' 
 
 i'M. Vds'Ufe, tbij i» excellent : npwflif ^|^«... c. < i , S^^v' 
 
 •■- ' '-^ ■ 19- 
 
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lov. Nay,weirey©waG«Btleasatt:andwhicbJitnorej "^ 
 WellLandcd.lfliouWhardly loueyw : t'^^'^r:* '-^^^ %•; 
 For,foryoiirFace,Inct«crfavwa?w<»rfej /■ ■-' ■ ' ' ■ •• 
 Itlookcs as if't wercdrawne with yellow Oackcr v 
 
 Vpon blacke Buckram; and that Haire ; .si. -<./;; • 
 Thais on your Chiti,lookesHotlikeBcardy •' i' ^'''^ ^ 
 But as lit hadbeen fteeAd with Shoomakers Wax. ' ' ; 
 
 Sta. Vdjf<wr,iheeleihakeBiceoutofl<}ue\vithmyfclfCt"' 
 '/«;'. How dares youfp^afenes once afpyrevato r.--^ 
 
 Sohighafortunc,astareachattn<:e: ,."'.*' 'A 
 
 Because you haucheard.that fooieftauei'un away ■ /•■ 'j 1 F 
 With Butlcrs.Horskccpers and their fathers Gkarfci$ ' J '>»"^'' 
 You tor/ooth^cockerdWitH your owne fuggtfliorti *♦■ 'f?\ 
 i Take heat t vpon^t, and' itfiiike ntee; (that ani meate^ ' •»< ■■ ^ '> ''^ 
 
 ' Andfctvpfory<ot|pMaifttr)fitf6ryou.!- it n?!,! .fftif*^ 
 
 r ~ - Sfa. I W6uWf could get hcrnowto hold hertoBguei' -''' J/" > 
 I' . M. Oi'.«a*ffe,foindtnf»€«a$'rh^epaftalong, ' -hi ,•,;!'.> 
 
 AndhaucreturDdaCuttcicforyour'Hatti ' -o.i.x'A 
 
 You^as thecommbn tr»ckerij)ftraightfoppofc," ^'"^'■■'' »> f 
 Tis Loiie. (fitteuerenc, whichmakes th« word imorcbeafily;)' 
 '.}fya.:Why,'tis worieJtheftftilence. ; ■> T; i' <.. .' a r--. (e • 's , 
 ; </0^. I But wee are tooles/and in OQr r«ptitattbtt ' - > <^' ' ' i> ! '' 1 
 VVe find the Traarton't: ' t<^ fiJiiv •:?!'] Ilr;^ ^imJ 
 
 Kindnc{rcji$«arnicdLiglitneflc,iB«iirf«j ■?** vv f r^w > 
 A'ndwhenwcgiueaFauo«ir,of aKiffe, ' . v^'iti'-'yc 
 \Wecgmeour.Gpbdnanieit(Jb. ; ^'i •' ' ;n3ri?v ,ntai^m.t^^^^^ 
 .yM. "VVillyoubedumbeagainei^vT ' . r '.■, -^^''--i 
 
 /«)'. Men you are cald, but you're a viperous bro9(!f 
 !>:. ' Whom we in charitie take into our bofeves, - aqp'..'/'^ 
 
 I • - And cherilli with oinr heart :forwhich,you {ling vs. .'« Ajv 
 "; • 'i'f^, :Vidsfoot;Ileiltfih him tharwaked your toage^ol./? 
 
 i-: ToJayitdowneagainc. ;■■; ^- • vi: r.-irwM.j.'v-ji .■•..■■!.;«{{.■.■ ^A 
 
 [>. ,j _ .iK^;-VYhy.hownowJtian>'-/v!;--^tv':^;*; i:^^"''c,'iiin ./Vt 
 ;', /ikiij DrehucineCjOrlihallloBremy heariiig. > r.ri :<^«r;1 
 
 YoahauerayfdeaFBricvpintohertanguc, V .. ..'i'f'JJnrilr; 
 AParlianicntofwbaieacaHldaiptmakoj ■ ; viijjjv/ ,wi, 
 .t^ - :*:■ - \ ' - ■ -■ ' • Such 
 
S«chaCoiifufe(Jnoyreastftat(Jip^ttjcWi .' 
 1{afi,. Well, what wouJayowh»jKflnctdj»? V .>• i.-^r ; '/ 7 
 Silt. Whymake^herhoWhcrtpngiife . /l^,ro*(/i.y,.ioJ 
 - I ^4/%. And w.hatthcn? .v:^v> vf': "??!:;; -.i;^ 
 
 J"?*!. WHy then let ine^loneag«iH9, '■ 
 
 /?*5/&,. Thissi very gcxrd lfayth,6ragiupthcebyt#ppertu- 
 niue.and let thee alow ;th(joiBakf few feHtSp/4:c, and J«r-: 
 Thee alone : naw make h«ri)9ld htfr tpjigm, and thftn 
 Let her aloncj By my torth Iihiaksl WiCrc b«ft to tet - 
 Thee aloric indeed :butcofBc,f<>l{9wine$« , 
 The wild Cat* (hall not Carry it (0«wf(y. . i . ■ . i ro / i. u < ..-. T 
 • Walke,walke,;aiwcdid. „ •: ,-.i;.::->„ .;■'■.: ;c,.'-i n/i'i-jf^nV/ 
 /«r. What,hMueyoHfetchtypwCftanipionMi*l«»heibr 
 Not haueyou>aQr JbimfelfefrQtqomihetlQriBC^' ; : , ; 5.;.; 'i 
 Of my incenred ragq I will tkimder^faitis yfH}r«wci, - a h sj A 
 Thewrongtthaty6uiiaae(bne«nkiiio«^A)bM;^ide&;i .,v. 
 Oh you*reac\ippIeQffw««: WiiatfliiiliftllLyittJ^O .^^l , 
 Mcnyouarenotvforifyouiivcvc, ; i ■ rpin >. ii jr.^ 
 You would not Q0«r <hi* rnttt ^ih/kkyAt* ! -i : . i « ; > . ! * . r, b iT . 
 ^herein hatte rdfifcrncd ie«t yAurhandM^HtwrirftOt liMiii^ 
 aiwayes a kind Sifler to .yotiv&k%^i8s t«k^r Ajv^edjtf 
 pidlnotfend Mot»y tPsYonMCm^rklge vhxn jM w«rc 
 but a Frc/hman, wrought yoH Puirfes 0ad> Bind^^ iod fiofcuf 
 you came toth'Inn'i a Court, a fi)ir.ci>jiyreo^iiai^Mi? Haue >. 
 you nottaken Rings fr9mnwe,whiCftIibtu«b!«efi£!^etoiayi- 
 I haueloft, when you had pagodthfliDsfliBdryitiwaa iic;«ieKlKV 
 holdingtoyouforapayreofiSIoacirti badi , '/ / v;/, , 
 
 !^<(/&. A Wi>miBs tongue lice, tsJik«aBdI» .\^V 
 
 Thatoncebeingfetagoihgjgociitlclfffk ;.i n'r/ 
 
 /«/. Aodyetyoutoioyhc/withinyJfiftcragainftnee;!; :A i 
 Send oi\ehe«rje to pliay !vponfl!iefi>Whilfi:you laugh aid leeire. 
 And mak«a paftime en mee : it this Brotherly doncf . 1 ^^ r 
 No iti(Barbereu$,&a7»r)^wouldbltt(htoe£[cr i<^t*aChriii 
 'fiian: buti willthinke oa't, and haucttwrittmiocqrlicac^ 
 when it hath flipt your memories. > ■ . . : . ; . «'- i 
 
 ' *rf/5. When will your tonguebewaiie.' -.li'-HU A, 
 
 |;.:;«; ;,., ;' ■ ... t% . 
 
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 ••>r-.i-..i 
 
—'-:-~l, 
 
 (jreenes T^^uojue. 
 
 Joy. Ncucr. . 
 
 RaJ&. How,neucr .' Come talke,ant! lie talke with you,, 
 lie try the ninbiefootniaiiiliip of your tongnc} 
 And if you can out-talkemce,yours be the viftorie. 
 
 Heere they nvotalkf/mdrAyle what they lijf] * 
 
 thenK^fiJpeakettsStajntr. 
 
 AlljpeAkg. Vds'foot, doR thoufland by,aad doe nothing} 
 Come talke,aHd drowne her clamors! 
 
 Heeritheyallthree talke, (mdlojeegiuet 
 ttterweefmfyOndExit, 
 
 Gerald. Alas,<)ieesrpeat yray th : now the Aormerbuer; 
 
 Ea/o. Vds'foot, He follow her as long as I haue any breath . 
 
 Garf. NaynomorenowBrothcr.youhaucnocomparsion, 
 You feeihee cryes. (lainc» 
 
 Sta. If I do not wonder /he could talke fo long, I am a vil- 
 Shecats no Nuts I warrant her: sfoot, I am almofl out of breatk 
 With that little I talkt : well Gent. Brothers I might fay^ 
 Foriheeandl mudclap hands vpon't:aaiatch for all this. 
 Praygoe inland Sifter,faluc tbematter,collogue widi hct 
 Againe,atrd all fhall be well : I haue a little buhneffe 
 That muft be thoughtvpon, and tispartlie for your mirth^. 
 Therefore let inee not (tho abfent) be forgotten : 
 Farewell. . 
 
 7(ftfi. VV* will be mindfull of you fir,fare you wett; 
 
 (ftK Hownowman,whattycrdjtyerd? 
 
 Rafli. Zeunds, and you had talkt as much as I did, yois 
 would be ryrd I warrant: What, is fhccgonein? He to her a- 
 
 faine whilft my tonguc'is warme : and if I thought I Hiould 
 e vfde to this exercilc Iwould eatc eoery morning an ounce 
 ofLJckorifli. Exit, 
 
 Enter L»dget^*mtaJier«>ftht'Ptip)nt_ 
 ' MtdLeck^fafihifmtot. 
 Z»4:r. Haue you fumdvpthefcRcckoainesr \ ' ^ 
 Hi/d. YesSiR ; ;■ ---i< 'K *^' ■» 
 
 Xe<^. Andwhatisowin^Biee? 
 BM, TJuruc-fitucapeuod eddnu^e.. 
 
^ ■ ■ ^ 
 
 
 Greenes Tti^m^M^ 
 
 todS' Htyw much owes the Fr^wAiw^? .iff34>* Ji. 
 jEfa/(/. AfbtH^ightsCoEnnom./^ -»i ;n.At^»^lv» 
 
 Hfid, Not any fir : and he ha« ioM aU liis Qoatbl. . , : , , \ 
 \: Enter SfendalL ... 
 
 X«<^. That fellow wouM waft MilliQnMfhehadtheni) • 
 V^hilit hehas Mome.oottjanfpendsapfsaiicV . j k ^ .v^ 
 AskchJnii»onie,andifhejrayhchas|iQ9«^:* . . .j t .3 
 Be plaine with him,andturn.«bii!lictttt9*th Ward* SxitLtdg. 
 
 MyMaiftechiisjrenttoyoufpcnoQsie, -v"^. 'A ' ^r> 
 r '^«»/. .M<wiie, why docfhe fend to mee /'donhttttnatjoe 
 ,3 haoetficPhilQfQpherjs Stoiies.orJ <;aa plip o^.coyQei 9 ^ 
 liovvdocihethHikelcancoracbynionic*. , >-,; , .<" 
 .B'/t^ £ay«li fir, hit cM9C.a0onf , «ce Xb gr^a^, d}^ fiee fnuft 
 .|B«»e»oni«,w4fcb,<caBhttyn«*"y^uaJi*, ,; ;„ jti?. 
 
 Sfmi. Xbcftwe9iJMftfUrue,!MJikejVd$fi?9tctl«^j(«jS% 
 liaue nothing Jeft,thatwiUyccldtti«!|W0 fl»«^J9g*tj: (» iut 
 He/d. If youhaue npfli^e, -ij , , • !T*,,a*^a<9o^fU4 
 
 you'rebeftwni©u6in«9foiB^«hei|p«rW3fd?,iir ijTs V" ^ 
 S>«»i/. WhatW««l4M>Ml4X'emoi«?»'»» if j,»*i v .. ^' 
 Hold. Why to the Two-peanie War4,l$ lik^eft to h»Id eat 
 
 nivith your meanes : er ifyou will, you may gpe ihcothe H(^» 
 
 and tW«yw«ayfced fornoAMSvi;; 5 i ^y -;'/ .V 
 Spefid. I,out of thftAlraeM»a»J«t, w|»fff jqi^«;jtiwpp^e» 
 
 JfeUkene0e^fap««c<lofi|j^kM£.Fj&3.,,, Jyi' V ' 
 .S^sha»tfe*ybc*t?awd«fw(i4!..w)lcath^«eC'rt««*• • w 
 '»^:fid/d. Wby fir,dofi|»ptli»nwit,afEopdmeBisyo^^«l^^ 
 ,HauebecB^dtQ,,e|ifeSaap$p^tof3^e Alinsbw^ ;^^| 
 • SfMd. Apd yet flaue,thou in pride writ flop thy noUi -• > ,; 
 
 Scruc and make fafiq^taJ^coii^PHIptiHy^ij,^ 
 
 and of the fficdcrsjfurcly |rq0iB<^ .. 4 j^yi„«^ 
 
 Hold. W<^^jo«r«allap«^eiwiU'je)tXflifiotl^ 
 
 V''«i. .1- . , , 
 
 
 i 
 
r. 
 
 Httd. A prifoner to the lioll, take chai-ge of him, and vf« 
 
 him as fcuruily as tboitcanfl': y dU ihsill be taught yeiirduetic 
 
 fir, I wdrrant you. 
 Sfettd'. Hence niuiflityrantSjinftriifnents of tortur^- 
 
 Thcrc is more kindncfFc yet in Whoxct, then y ou, 
 
 Forwhcn anianhathfpentalljhccmaygoe , 
 ' Andfeckchisway,thcylckickchiinoutfl»doresj: ^ 
 
 Not keepe him in as you doe.and inforce him 
 
 To be the fubicft of their crueltic. 
 
 You haue no mercie J but be this you; comfort, 
 
 Theputiiihment and torturswhich you doe 
 
 lufii A on men, the Diucls Ihall on you. 
 H«ld. Well fir,yoii tnay talke, but you fhall fee the end, 
 
 Andwhoihalihauetheworftofir. ExaLnthi 
 
 Spend. Why villaine.I fliall baue the woift, I know it» 
 
 And am prepard to fuflfer Ukc a Stoickf, 
 
 Or elfc (to fpcake more properly) like a Stoekej 
 
 For I haue no fence left : do(l thou thinke I haue? 
 Fm'. Zounds,! thinkehee's maddcJ 
 Sjsend. Why,thouart i'th right; for I am raaddeindc<^ . , 
 And hauc been maddc this two yeare. Dofl thouthioke 
 Icouldhauefpentfomuchaslhauedonc , . ^. , 
 
 Inwarejafadcrcdite^adlnotbeenmadder.jj, ^,ij^*^ ...»t 
 WhythoumufUcnow.Ihadafairceflatc, ' ' ^,..^1, Ci 
 
 Which through,myryot,lhauctorncinpeecer,»-,^'^ , ^-| V? 
 
 /nd fcattcred amongfl Bawdcs,BufFoons,and Whorcs^, ^s 
 
 Thatfawndonmcc.and by their flatteries, -^'^ 
 
 Rockt all ray vndcrftanding/aculties 
 Into a pleafant flumberj where I dreampe 
 OFnoHght butioy and pleafure: ncuer felt 
 How I was luld infenfualitic, ' 
 VntiU at laft.Afflidion waked mee s 
 And lighting vp the Taper of my foul^ 
 E,ed mee vnto my felfe 5 where I might fee 
 Amitidc and body rent with Mifsric. A?rifina"mikm, 
 
 Frtf. HanjFex,HarrfB«x,. Toss, WhesalUsi 
 
/ 
 
 Greenes Tu Qmque, 
 
 Enter Pr^ontrt. 
 
 fnyr Heer's the Bread and Mcate-Dian come. 
 
 Fofc. Well, the Bread and Mcate-man.mayftay a little. . 1 
 
 Pr*/! Yei indeed Hi»77,the Bread and Mcat-njan^mayftayr ' ] 
 
 But you know our (lomacks cannot ftay. 1 
 
 Enter Gatherfir^ with the 'Basket. ■ \ 
 
 FoA^. Indeed your Stotoacke is alwayes fird vp. 
 
 "Brif. And therefore by right, fiiould be fire (ierued : I hauc a ^ 
 
 a ftomacke like Jtjua forth, it will eate any thing : 
 O father G(tft(f>y«r,^, here arc excellent bits in the Basket. a 
 
 Fox. Wilt you hold your Chops further j by and by youle 
 driuell into the Basket; 
 
 Prif. Perhaps it may doe fome good f for there may be a 
 peece of powderd Beefe that wants watering. 
 
 Fex. Heerefir, beer's your Hiare. 
 
 Prif. Heer's a bitindeea:whats this toAGargMana ftomack/ 
 
 Fex. Thou art eucr grumbling. 
 
 Prif. Z6unds,it would make a Doggegrumble,to want hit . 
 Visuals : I pray giue SpemUOiXoac, hce caiae into'tltJlbllbur 
 yeftrr-oight. 
 
 Fox. Whatjdoeyourefufelt? 
 
 Spend. I cannot eate,Ithanke you. c ' ■ 
 
 Prif. No,no,giue it mcc) hec'i not yet ftafoad for ow> . 
 cotopanie. '■ ■ ^' ;'-.■.' i":-. ■■--iv-? -J 
 
 Fox. Deuideitthenamongdyou. Exit^ift^Prifom-t,.^ i 
 
 J'^m/. To fuch a one as thefcare.muft I comCjf ! 
 
 Hunger will draw mee into their fcUowHiip, 
 
 To fight and fcramble for vnfauerie Scraps, 
 
 That come from vnkHOWBeband$,perhapsvnwa(Iit: ' 
 
 And would that were the worft ) for I haue noted. 
 
 That nouehtgaes to thcPrifoners,but fuch food 
 
 As either by the weather has been tainted, 
 
 Or Children,nay fometimes full paunchcd Doggcs, 
 
 Haue oucrlickt.as if men had determind 
 
 That the worft SBftenance,wbich is Gods Creatures^ 
 
 How cuer they're abu£dc,«rc good enough • 
 
 .For ■ 
 
 V '8 
 
 I^ .-f 
 
r 
 
 ( 
 
 cf 
 
 (jreenes 7*« Quoque, 
 
 For fitch vild Creatures as abufc themfcluet. 
 O what a Slaue was I vnto ray Pleafurcs? 
 Hew drownd ia Sinne.and ouerwhclmd in LuH? 
 That I could write my repentance to the world. 
 And force th'iraprcfsion of it in the hearts 
 Of youjand my acquaintance,! might teach them 
 By niy exaniple,to looke home to Thrift, 
 Andaot to range abroad to feek* out Ruine: 
 Experience Jhewes, his Purfe fhall foone grow light, 
 Whom Dice wades in the day, Drabs in the night: 
 Let all auoydcfaireStrumpets,Dice,and Drinke ) 
 For hce that leaps in Mudde,(hall quickly lioke. 
 
 Enter Fox Mid Lwi^eid. 
 Fox. Tonder's the man. 
 Lang. Itfaankeyou. 
 How IS it with you.Hr .' What on thegrouacfe 
 Looke vp, there's comfort towards you. 
 
 Spend. Belike fome charitable Frieod has fent a Shillings 
 What is your BuHne^Te? 
 Long. Libertie. 
 Spend. There's vertucin that word \ He rife vp t© yow. 
 ' Pray let meeheare that chearefull word againe. 
 
 * Long. The able.and wel-minded Widdow ^<^<^, 
 
 ^ Whole hand is flill vpon the poore nans Box, 
 
 Hath in her Charitie remembred you : 
 And beeing by your Maimer feconded. 
 Hath taken order w ith your Creditors 
 For day.and payment { and freely from her Puife, 
 By meeherDeputie. fliee hath difchargd 
 All Duties in the Houfe : Befides,to your necfHsittes, 
 i This is bequeathditofurnidt you with Cloaths. 
 
 \ Spend. Speake you this ferioufly? 
 
 J Long. TisndtmypraAifctoQiockcMiferie. 
 
 ii, ^ J]pm/. BeeuerprayfedthatDeuinitie, 
 
 )' ThathactomyopprcflcdftaTerayfdFricadt: 
 
 I 1 3 Slil 
 
A' 
 
 \4:- 
 
 (jreenu^u Quo fie. 
 
 '.•■Hi'.,*? 
 
 fiiM be his b!ef$ings.powi:«clyf>ontheu£«ads> 
 
 Your liand.T pray, . ^.'jTnW-i,'. ••'T'. v '''^ 
 
 1 hat haiic to fay^thfallypBvrortntr their wtffe» t 
 
 Ifcremj indkiftric/ioyail-wttlitheirloucs, '■ i^^- . 
 
 Shallrayfemeetoacompetenteftatc, .j..*l>aai 
 
 yuurnameniaUcuerbctomecafrieiid ^'> »rfe.t' !.<< y, > 
 
 Xiwjf. In your good wi{hest7oarc<]4iitieiaeeaiB^y!t'' v/' /ti 
 
 %W. AllFecs,youray,aTeip^yd^there>£kyourloae. ^A 
 
 /^w. IthaJnkeyoufiTiWjdigUiidfotiiMcroIeaa. £;ate ' 
 
 ■u f . 
 
 ■^(--4 
 
 ^ft^. How Apparell makes atnanrefpe^d^ the very chili. -' 
 drcn in the ftrcete do adore mee { for if a Boy that is throwing 
 at his lacke-alent chaunce teLhttmec ob the /hinnes : Why I 
 iay nothing h\n,Ti*^f(eq(te, fmiIc,aadforgiae the. Child witfe 
 a bcckjf of m^ hand, or fome fuch like token: fo by that 
 Bicades,! do ral^inegoe without brok«n.fltiiuieSi. ■ a'vH 
 
 Snter Smut Hkc an Italian: .- » >;ih?l; .^sr-ii^t 
 -'Sta. TheblefsJngsofyourMiftrcjftllvpon-yoifli? •:iij6fl^ 
 Andmay thehcatandfpiritofHce4ip, ■ ;.-;««> 
 
 EncUic her with matter abouehervnderlllandin^ 
 Thatlhe may only Hue taadmircyoJB^oras the/jM^O^et^ 
 
 dnb: I doe wonder what lamgtiagelNifpea^,, 
 Doe you heareiByfnend,arcHotyou,aCoiiiurcr? 
 
 Jt>t. I am rir.aperfe^rraueiler,thathaue trampled OUCK 
 Theface ofthis viicueriT.and can fpeakeCri?i;%and 
 £atj»fai pr omptly!,<as my ownc itaturall Hanguage ( 
 Ihauc compofd a6o0ke,whereiR;I haue fetdQwne. 
 All the Wonders of the world,th*t J hauefcene, — 
 
 And the whole (copeofmy lornies.togeaiher withthe • 
 JMifcries and lowfic fortune?! haueenchiredthereio# 
 
 "Sh^. O Lord Sir,arcyou>(^eBian;giuemeywir hands 
 How doe yec : in good fayth I thidce lhauehc«d^>f yo* 
 
 i'ta. Hq Hr jo dmettcc hcaid ofsice^.Iiatbss (^^ footing 
 
 i* 
 
(jreenes T'u Quoque, 
 
 Vpon the WharfFc,! came in withth<laft peale of Ordinance, 
 And dind this day in the Exchange amongft the Marchants, 
 But this is friuelous and from the matter : you doe fecme 
 To be one of our GcHtcelK^itrM that d oe afFc £1 Generojirie: 
 Plcafeth you to heinftituted m the nature,Garb.and liabit, 
 Ofthe mod exafteTt Nation in the world.the Ititltau: 
 Whofe Language is fwceteft, Clbathsncatcft, andhauioiir 
 Mofl accotnphnit : I am one that hauefpent much monie, 
 And time; wnich to meismore deaix then moniCjin the 
 Obfcruation of thcfc things ^ and now I am come, 
 I will Htme dowae and re(l,and make no doubt, 
 But by qualitie,to purchafe and build.by profefsing this Art, 
 Or humane Science (as I may tearme it^to I'uch Honorable 
 And Wor/hipfull perfonages as mcane to be peculiar. 
 
 Bub. Xhis fellow has his tongue at his fingers cndet : 
 But harke you (ir.is your ItMlum the fineft Gentleman? 
 
 Sta. In the world Siffuor, your SfMiiard'ii a meere Bumbard 
 to him: hee will bounce indeed ^ but hee will burft :Butyour 
 Jtaltmit fmoothand lofiic,and his language is,Cozen germane 
 totht iMiuc. 
 
 Tuk. Whythenheehashis7«7«<>fKrinhisfalute} 
 
 ifM. Yeshr,foritisan/Mft<n>worda$ wellasaXdt^fW, \ 
 And infoldes a double fence : for one way fpoken, 
 It includes a fine Gentleman like your fclfc i 
 And another way , it imports an Afl'c,likc whom you will. 
 
 Bub, I would my man larms were heerc, for hce vndcr- 
 Hands thefe thinges betterthen I . You will not feruci 
 
 Sta. Scrue,no fir.I haue talkt with the great Sophj. 
 
 Tnb. I pary fir,\yhat$ the lo weft price of being ItaliMiatedi 
 
 Sta. Sir,ifitpleafeYou,Iwillflandtoyourbounty: 
 Ana marke me, I will fct your face like aGrandfigneors, .. 
 And you fhall march a whole day,Tntill you comcopounftly 
 . toyoorMiftirs^ 
 And not difrancke one hayre of your phifnomle. 
 
 7<«^. IwouldyouwoulddocitStr, ifyouwillfland tomy 
 jBoufity^ I willpay you,as I aaan Inttmta ^uoqut. 
 
Sta. Then fir, I will lirft disburthen you of y oat Ooake, 
 You will bethcnimblertopraftifc: Now fir,obfenic mee, 
 Got you dire Aly (o the Lady to whom you deuote your felfe. 
 Bnk Yes fir. 
 
 St4. You ftiall fet a good ftay 'd face vpon the matta then. 
 Yeur Band is not to your Shirt,i) it^ 
 Sitl>. Nofir.tisloofc, 
 Sfa. Itis the fitter for ray purpofe. 
 Iwillfirftrcniooiic your Hatte,itha»been the fafliion (as I 
 haue heard) ill E»gl/md,to weare your Hatte thus in your cyej|. 
 But itis groire,naught,inconuenient, and proclaymes with a 
 loudc voy cc \ that hee that brought h rp firft,flood in feare of 
 Sargiants . Your Itaiian it contrarie, hee doth aduance hi« 
 Hattc,and fcts it thus. 
 
 S»l>. Excellent well: I would you would fet on my head (o. 
 Sta. Soft, I will firft rem ouc your Band.and fet it out of the 
 reach of your eye; itniuft lie altogeather backward : So, yoNi 
 £andis well. 
 
 "Buy, Isitatyou wouldhaueitf - 
 
 Sta, It is as I would wifh { oncly Gr, this T mud comtition 
 you ofFjin your affront or falute, neuet to tnooue your Hatte: 
 But heere, heere is your ctirtefie. 
 
 Bub. Nay I warrant you.lctmeealonej iff perceiueathing 
 •ncc,Ilecarricitiway :Nowprayfir,reacharyCloakc, ' 
 Sta. NeucrwhiHlyouliuc, fir. 
 Bub. No.what doe your ///<i/frf«/ weare no Cloakes? 
 Sta. Your Signem neucr : you (ce I am vnfurni/Iit my fclff. 
 
 Enter Sir Lje.fVillRajh,(jeralditK,Wuidgm, 
 
 Cartred, andlr/ce, t 
 
 Bub. Sa'y fo(^prctheekecpe it then. See, yonder*»,the torn* 
 fianiethatllookcfor} thcreforeifyou willfet myfaceofauy; 
 f alliion, pray doe it quickly? 
 
 Sta. You carry your faceai welt as «are an //«&•» in ih* 
 world, onely inrich it with &Smylc,aadtis^ incomparable} 
 and thus guuch aierc,at y our firft apparace, you ihall perhap* 
 
 1 
 
'flritrtyotlr ac^oaintanceinto ancxtafic.orpci'hapsaliagh-^ 
 tcr : buttis ignorancein thciii,which vyillfqonebe oucKcjUe, 
 ifyoupcrfeucr. 
 
 Suh I will perfcucr, I warrant thee 5 onejy doe tho" ft*n<J 
 aloofe and be not feene, becaufel would haue them thinke I 
 fetcht it out of niy o wne prafti fc. 
 
 Sta. Do not you feare.lle not be fcene,! wirrantyou, Sxit, 
 
 Lyo. Now^f^tmjjrouarewelcoractomyhoufe, 
 And to yourowne houfetoo) fo you niay call it: 
 For what is taine,is yours : you may command heere, 
 Asathpme,andbeasrooneobayde. 
 ^- W**/. MayIdeferMcthiskindnefleofyDU,fir? ,' 
 
 \ Bnh. SaucyouGent. Ifaluteyouafterthe/r/tfiiwfafiiioii. 
 
 7^/b How,the/r/«//<w/?«/!&»»?Zound$,hchasdrefthinnrafcljr 
 
 X7#. Myfonne:B**^/^,Itakcit? 
 
 Rajh. The nether part of him Ithinkciihee,'" 
 But what the vpper part ii,I know not. 
 
 5?«^. Bymytrothhee'sararefcllowjhefaydtrnts . ^, 
 Theyareallinanextafie. ; . 
 
 G^«-/.lihinke bee's madde? . ■ - 
 
 ' Ip Nay that can riot bee jfor they fay.they that aftf nzdcke, 
 looU their vvits:and I am fare hrhad none tolt^oTc; 
 
 . Enter Seatterrpad, . 
 
 Lyt. How now fonne\fiii^^A'^ how comeybu thHs;anyrjfe? 
 
 What,do youmcane to make your fclfcalaughing ft»Ckie, ka t 
 Bitb. Vrnj Ignorance^gnorance. ' 
 
 Cjer. For the loueoflaughter.lookc yonder, '"• 
 
 Another Hearing in the fame picklt. ' -■ 
 
 B-dfli. ThetotherHobby.horfcI perceiueisBOtfiiTgottcn. 
 "Bub. Ha,ha,ha,ha. 
 ScM. Ha,ha,ha,ha. 
 
 Buh. WhohasmadchimfuchaCoxcombetroe^ ' 
 iitiltAlumtuiptti^Me. 
 Sm. IfaluteyouaccorA'Dgtothe/fiiftii^faiJuoii. J- 
 
' - " ^ ^~11 
 
 Greenes Tu Qudjue^ ) 
 
 hcctncancs. . • ' i ,:..., -; 
 
 Scat. Saueyoufwectctloods/aueyeu. "']-■ ,v- ; 
 
 Lyo. Whybutwhatliggcisthij/ 
 
 .yc<«f. Nay if Ifenow father, would I were hangtl, 
 lam c'nc as Innocenras the Cliild new borne. 
 
 Lyo, Ibutfonne!SM^^/jf,whereciidyot}twobuyyotirFcIts? 
 
 Seat. F.eltifBythi$liglit,tnineisagoodBeauer: 
 It coftmcc three pound this moraing vpon truft. 
 
 Ljo. Nay,I thinke you had it vpon truft : for bo man that 
 has any fh amc in him, would-takemony for it :. behold Sir. 
 
 Scat. Ha,ha,ha. . 
 
 Lya. Nayfle«er doey ou laugh^Epr you'tci'th Cunt blocice, 
 
 'Buh.'hxhiit\it Italianhfhion? • . 
 
 i'f:^. No,itis theFooIesfaihion: , .. 
 
 AndwetwoarethefirflthatfbIlow.it. ],' \ '" v 
 
 Bxh. EttH*itieijue,3iXCvit.hoihc,oztnAi ', ,, t 
 
 Then lcts.£hew our felaeslirotliers-in aduernQC^aod inib(^Ce> 
 
 Lj». What was hce that cheated you I ^, : I,. .? r ' 
 
 £ul>. Marryfir,hewasaKnauethat.cheat4(p;^< . " 
 
 SeM. .And I thinke he wa$«ioheneftinan,tnat^»|sdnce, 
 
 X^0. JDocyoti know himagaiAeitf y oufe^ hiaar ' 
 SttttrStojiHt. 
 
 "Buh. YesIkaowhimagainCfiflfeel; 
 But 1 doe not know how I ihould coaie4fi^||luitl. 
 Qjamisjanus, doe you fee vs two. 
 
 Sta. Ye$fir,vcry wrll. -JW^ 
 
 Bpth. No, you doe not fce VI very well i 
 Tor wehauebccniiorriblyabufcd : 
 Neuer wcrc£«j/i(/2'>w<r»foouldin Zt/ifi4«,as wehaijcbceo. 
 
 Sta. Why^r.yeuhaueBotlctfl.yourCloakeaadHatte. 
 
 Huk Ittruis y gu lie, 1 hauc lofl; my Cloake and Hatte: 
 And therefore you mufl vfe your credite for another. 
 
 Scat. I thinke my old Cloake and Hatte, nraft bcglad'te 
 Icrocmee till next -quarter day . 
 
 Lio. CoiBe,takenacarcforCIoakcs.Ilc furnish you: 
 ■ T» 
 
QreeMs'Tti fftpjue^" 
 
 To night you lodge with niec, to morrow nnorn« ; ■,^^: "^ ' " 
 Before the Sunne be vp.prepare for Ghiirtb^;*"," •'■ ' n' ,'"« 
 TbeWiWowandlhauefo concluded on*t: ^ ' ' . ; 
 
 lyie Wenches vndcrftarvd not yet fomiich, ,.. .,; /..^ , 
 
 Nor ftiall not, vntill bedtime: theft w ill' thejr,'^ ' ■^'■' ^ ■ 
 N^tfleepeawinckcallnight/orveryiby. '/ ''^ ' 
 
 •5fttf^ Andllepronnifethcnextnigh^' 
 They ilaall not ftccpe for ioy neither. 
 
 Lp. QMiiRetGerAUiM.l faw youflot before: 
 ypurFatherriowiscloinetoiownCjIheare? ^ 
 
 <7<fr. Yes Sir. " 
 
 ;'iCy^. Were not my bufiiiefTe earneft.T would fee huMfc 
 Eutprayintreathifnbreakeanhowersfleepe ' ' . 
 
 Tomorrow morac, t*acconipsmieiaee to Churcbj , , 
 And coiaeyoitcfelfe I pray along wJthhiia. ^ '^V,- . ; i- 
 
 ■ r.'v - 
 
 EuttrSfentUlti 
 
 i " \ i^rK Sir.lthankeyoq. . _ ' '. ' , ' ,;.,■,' ''^■, 'f'—"" 
 
 [ Zjra. Butlo6ke,heerecot»esOBe/' ' /'' '''''.' ' 
 
 [ Th5thatbutlaiirlyA,ool?eoflF6i$Sfi«e|cteii(';'; ' ;i •' 
 
 I Howa<iwfirJ?a;wKercfoi^coitiey6uj> ' ' •'• ' < ••^- 
 
 r ,, .^ptfuft// Ic0nietocr4uea{)ard6n(ir,ci»fyot}|:,^. ' ' ', '; ■ ^ 
 
 [,. And with heartieanrfs:«lousthank«i ' l!!'3f' 
 
 ' Vntothis worthy Lady,ihat hath' gtucnince ' ' : V'''_^""^-"'i -' 
 MorcthenlcrecouldhopeLfdrit&eroe. ■ '^'' ■''•;'■''''' r'^ 
 
 L J W^i. Be thankful! yntoHcaucO,and'yourMi»iftirs:"'!'' 
 
 . Nor let y our heartgirow bigger then yourPurfe,. 
 
 '; But liue within a limit, Icaft yau burftout . 
 
 [ ToRyot,andtoM"iferieaeainej • • < i.tu- .;.; , ;)(.;:.;■ 
 
 Forthent'wouldloofeth^eriefitt'rhicantft*;"' ■ ■ '^ ''" 
 
 Zjfff.. O you doeoracioufl/jtiigoodadmcc: 
 !L4Ctittakero»tenrra,Letittakcroote.: '".'.'.'" 
 
 Eut come fftddw come, and fee your Chambtrj' ' ''■*''. 
 Nayyour.companictbd.forlmtift [peak* with jroU, Eiek,r 
 
 J/»(f»<i.i Tis bound vnto you Sir., 
 
 ^1^^ i^ndlhauctocalkc withyoutoo^Mifiris/ovn^; 
 
 •^^ K..2. E^ray 
 
Greenes Tu Qmpte* \> 
 
 Pray a word. ..,,., . . ...^.'.j .,.„., ', ., .,. .. . 
 
 loj. WhatwbuldyoUjSir? 
 
 Bh^. Pray let trie fpe ypur hand : the line of your May<({ea- ' 
 head is out. Now for your Finger|, vpon which linger wiU 
 youweareyoBrwc^diflgRinj}, .,,^^^,^^;,,: , ,,,,„„!:i ,. , [^ 
 
 /07. VponnoFmgj^rv ,7 :.;.-.;, v p -t-^f? '1 
 Bui'. Then I perceiue you meane to wcareit on your tKumb. 
 Wcll.thc time is come fwect/r^c^fthe tiiqcUcoinf. , ^ , ^ .^ ^ ^ 
 /jy. Whatto doe,fir? V ■-^'v*, \ 
 
 5w^. For meetaKidcletKy 7j«f«w^vt^ lioti the a^ 
 forefather!: therefore prcparie.prouide, .jV ^;Y •• ■- 
 
 To Riorrpw morne to XBcetcmee as siyBrde, '. ' y '!E*iBf. 
 /07. lie Bieete thee like a Ghoft firft. '(fooler 
 
 Gart. How now,wbat matter haue you $4^,QUt pf th)»^ 
 Ity. Matter aspoyfninga*Cocruptioii, , c.,.5VjivVk,-f.^ 
 That will without fome Antidote flrik* hoiine 
 Like blew InfcAion to the very h^rt, . , 
 Rajb. A«how,forGodi&ke? :•,>.■• ..-.^ 
 
 Ity. To Morrow is the ap|>pyo^dW/Ed(iib5d|»r*i,-' .V,i' 
 gart. ThedayofjIf^cvifJ';'. ''.,^^' '',p". V. .'-^ •.^U--:"-!?!"" 
 Ger. T'wooldbeadifBijalidayWce(it<»<b»e«fw»' ~'.'-\ 
 Ity. Sir, I doe know you loucnace^ and the tine 
 Vyillnot bedallyed with: bee what you feciae, , t 
 
 Ornotthefame: ljun;roMrWift:,yourMiftrii, ..rJ^ijorfiV 
 Or your Seruant{ indeccl what you w HI nake msfi ', ',, "i > . ., "; r^ 
 Let v» no longer wrangle with our Wittes, ^ ■/= ' -r. 
 Or dally with our Fortunes I lead mee hence, .' , -,- 
 
 And carry race into a yVilcl?r9efff..\ i •;.;;. .rf 
 
 Ucfaft with you, rather then feaflLyyit^hiniit. , '''•^l^'-,^'ji^ 
 
 Sta. What can,bc w^c^fliaicr v^to tbe(carmc^ -j „.;.r. , y 
 Notmycftatcrecouerd,i»qiqrefweetc, . .:^"" /-; 
 
 Nor flrikcs more ioy in mejc,(hcn docs yeuHouC, ' • .\' 
 
 K4/7^. WillyQubpth|fi(Cfth9nvponthf,bai:ga»w^ ;,. ;, ' ; 
 Hccf:^ two poujJcion.yow i G<?dgiuc you JD^, 
 1 wifli well to you,and f/cctisalfthcgeod tbatl capdoejfioii: 
 And foio your /hiftcsJJMueyou. . < '.. 
 
^reeneil'u Quoijue, 
 
 ir*jr. Nay Brother.yoB will notleaocvs thus,! hope. ' 
 
 "K^fi. Why what would ybti hauc me (io,y ou meant to run 
 away togeatlier,would you ha me run with you, and fo loofc 
 my Inheritance :n«>, trudge, tradge with your backes to meC} 
 and your bellies to them : away; 
 
 (Jer. NaylpretheebenotthDSvnfe^rpnablc: . 
 Withouttheeweearcnothihe. ,' ;., 
 
 R/i/h. By my troth, and I tnittkefbtoo; youloue oocano' 
 tfaer in th(fc way of Matriiiioiue,docyou uot) 
 
 (7*r. Whatclfemao? .,,.:..:,;:, 
 
 7^. What elfc man ? wTiy ti'i a queftion'to fee ajktj 
 For I can aflfure you,thcre is an other kind of loue : 
 But come follow mee,I mud be your good Angellflill : 
 Ti^ in this braine how to prcuentmy Father,and his brace 
 Of Beagles I ypu {hallnone;of you be l>id to night : 
 Followt)utmy(lircAion,iftbringyounot, . 
 T»hime^iful to hfld, fir ietter fir yverfi, let mebeheld in 
 Eunuch in wit.and one that wai ncuer Father to a good FeaKl. 
 
 g^irt. Wcc'iebeinftrHftedbjryou. . 
 
 %i/b. Well.ifyoti bec,itvvil^beyoui[ own* another day. 
 
 Come follow nee. ,..■..,. 
 
 , » ■ . •.;-■''.-.•■■•-'■■ 
 
 SfnidiiUmettetthem,mithej lotkffimgeff 
 vpm him, tmd Exit. 
 
 •S]r^. How nithlcfle mt9 are to aduerlitie, 
 My acqi^intance fcarce will know mee, when wee meet 
 They cannot Qay to talke. they miift begone; •. ^ 
 
 Andikakemei^^ythehandasif Ibumttbem: /^ 
 
 Amai|j^fltruftvnto)iimfelfe,Ifec} ^ ^ 
 
 Forifheeonce buthaltinhisefiate, 
 Friendfliip will prooue but broken Crutches to him : 
 WeII,I will leane to none of them, but ftaad 
 Free ofmy felfc : andif I hada fpirit 
 Daringtoa^whatlamprot^pte^tp^i ^ -''{:^ 
 
 Imuftthruftoufiototheworldagaine, i4z Wi 
 
'^^ — ^ 
 
 /■■■■•. ..'s-iO 
 
 Full bloffemd with a fweetcandgbldenSptitig:: 
 
 Itwasan arguniiemofl«uei«Ii<r»; "-''■'. 
 
 To ferch mec out of Prifon^Hd ihii night, 
 
 Sheclafpt my hand in hers,a$ wlio^ould fay. 
 
 Thou art my Purchafc.and 1 hold thee thuir' 
 
 The worft is but rcpulfe.if I attempt it : '*' 
 
 I am r«foIud,my Gcneut whifperstonjce ' "'^ '' '' \' ?• <-' 
 
 Goe on and win her, thou art yoUQg and aftiuej 
 
 Which flic is apt to carch at/or iherc'mpwght 
 
 That's more vnfleadfaftjthcB a womans thought. , ' ■"' : 
 
 EtnsrSirLjo,mUilafh;ScMter-md,'Sid>hU,,'^ '-'''''' • 
 ff^Mim,Gjrtred,l0yce,Fhia(t, ' V 
 
 mi Serttant. . ' ',"' "''.'■- " 
 
 Lyo. HcereVill fodgingW^flWiw:butyeu,muftkn6#, ;;^ |.'9 
 Ifwec hid better, wee could afFoordityou. "^'i';i^ 
 
 -Wii:/. ThcIodgin?Srr,mightferuc better Gueftw. 
 
 Z70 , Notbettcr,ff^;i:i/ow,noryet wdcpminer : 
 But wee will Icauc you toft, -and.the reft.' ')'■'-. 
 
 PAxZ/Vj pray let your Miftriswantnot any thing, ' _ 
 
 OncemoreGood night, lie Icaue a IcitTc with you^. 
 As earneft of a better. Guift. to-morrow, 
 Sij-rah.aLjght., 
 
 wW. Good reft to all. - > --y 
 
 "Bftl/, Etrft^fu^Hf, tot lOotU . .... 
 
 J'r4^ Godgiucyougood-nightjfoffoothj- ■''^* 
 And fend you an early refurreftion.. : i- > 
 
 fyid. God-night to both. . _ ■' r/' 
 
 Ljo. Come,coine away.cachBfi'd vnt^liii neft^ ; -''■"■ '- ' ■ 
 To mono w night's a time bflittle reft; ■Si0:-^"^ 
 
 Mitnetff^iddmmattdpUlUti : 
 
 W^.'HecreTntic: foftjlctitaloAc, , ,, , .* : 
 
 i I^aue no dipofition to ficcpe yets -, ' ■" " ■'^' '^^'"1 ^""^^ <.'■' - 
 Gius Hiec aBooke, and Icaae mcefor a wMi«5'' • ^';'"J' "' '";":;:t-j 
 Somchairchoure hence.lookeinto mcc. ' ' ' ''•--'•"- 
 
 jpw/., 1 fliall fotCoQjU. SmrphiUir. - - 
 
 ♦ . 
 
 i 
 I 
 
^reenes I'u Quoque. 
 
 Enter Spmiall. 
 
 9f^td. Hovrnow.whatmakcs this bold intrufionJ 
 
 Spend. Pardon mecLady.Ihaucbufines to yoir. 
 
 lyid. Bufinctjfrotn whom, is it of fucli importance 
 That it craues prefcn t hearing} 
 
 Spend. It docs. 
 
 Wid. Thenfpcakcit.andbcbricfc. 
 
 Spend. Nay gentle fr»o(if»',, be more pty ant to taCC. 
 My fuite is foftand courtious : full of i«ue. 
 
 md. ofiouc? 
 
 spend Oflou«. 
 
 Wid. Whyfurctheitianismaddc?bcthinkcthyfelfe, 
 Thou haft forgot thy errand.' 
 
 Spend. I hauc indccd,faire Lady 5 formy errancl 
 Should Hrft haue been dcliuercd on your hppes. 
 
 tVtd. Why thou impudent fcHo w,vnthrift of fiiame. 
 As well as ofthypurfc; What hasmooud thee 
 Toprofecutethy ruincShathmv bountic. 
 For which thy Maifter was an orator. 
 Importune thee to pay mee w ith abufcJ 
 Sirraretire.orl will loyour/hdmc, 
 With clamors ray fe the houfc,and raaicc tour Maiflcs 
 For this attcmpt^rcturnc you to thcDungion, 
 From whence you came. 
 
 Spend Nay then I mtiftbe defperate: 
 Widdew,ho\A your Clapdidi, faftcn your Tongue 
 Vntoyour Roofc,and do not dare to call. 
 But giue mee audience, with feare and fikncc : 
 ComekiO'c mee : No; 
 This Dagger has apoyiit.doeyoufccit; 
 And be ynto my fuite obedient. 
 Or you Iball fcelc i t too: 
 
 For I will rather totter,hang in cleancLincen, • 
 Thenliucto fcrubitoutinlowfieLynings. 
 psetoojkiffc : Yau will? why fo sAgwc: the third tioK'? 
 
 'G6ad„ 
 
Gttod.tis « fufFicient Charme ; Now hcarc mcc, 
 youarcrichinMony,Lsincls,andL6rdi(liips, - ,, 
 MannorSjimd fayr« Poffcfstoni, and I haiic hot fo much 
 As one poorc Coppy-hold to thruft ray hca Jin. 
 Why flioitld you not then hauecompafsion 
 vponarcafoniblebandfomefenow, "' *.' %* ^, .'^^ " 
 
 Thathas both youth and liuelihoodvpon him; ' ■''''•■■ 
 And can at midnight quiclcenand rcfrcfh 
 PIcafurcs decaycdin you ? You want Children, 
 ^ And Iaroftrong,luft)^andhaueabackc 
 Like H-frp«/«, able to get them ^'"f:^^.-^, 
 
 Without the helps of Mufcadinc and Eggj: "' ' ;«^¥-'' - 
 And will you then, that haucinough, r'^./' 
 
 Tatceio your Bed a bundle of difeafes, . ','" ^'^* 
 
 Wrapt vp in thrccfcore yeares^td lie a hawkl^Jg, '''■.;j"^J^% J, 
 Spitting.andcoflping backwards and forwards ' ^•'' , ,''_'' 
 That youfhallnocfleepc) but thrufting forth V 
 
 Your face out of the Bed, be glad to draw 
 The Curtaines, fiich a (leame fhall rceke 
 Out of this dunghill. Now what fay yon? i.(.;o-*. 
 
 Shall we without further wrangling dap it vp, <;,•;;!- 
 
 And goe to Bed togeather.' 
 
 fFid. Will you hcare mcc! KH»ckevithm^ 
 
 Spend. Yes with all my heart, , 
 So thcfirftwordmay bee, VntrufleyourPoynts. ' ' " 
 
 Zounds one knocks : donot rtirre 1 charge you, 
 Norfpcake,bnt what I bid you r 
 For by thefc Lippes, which now in loue I kifTe, 
 Ifyou but ftfuggle.orbutrayfc your voyce,. 
 My arme fhall rife with it, and ftrike you dead. , ^ i 
 
 Go too, come on with mec,and askc who's there? 
 
 md. ItiimyMayde. ^ 
 
 Spend. Nomattcr,doca$'lbidyou:fa}',Who'$therc> 
 
 md. Who's there.? 
 
 mthinPhiJ/it. T is J, fotCooth. ' ' 
 
 , .f/fw^/. Ifit be you, forf«oth,then pray flay. 
 
-*■_ 
 
 ' a. 
 
 Tilllffial'callvpbnyou. ' , «' ^ 
 
 fVid. Ifitbffyou fbrfootlj;'tlitWprtfySu'ftijr/i ' 
 Tilll^aJlcallrponypti; ;■'' ' ' - ■' ' '. 
 
 Spend. Very well, why riowTfee 
 Thou'lt prooue an obedient wife, coine; Xtt'i Vfldrcflc. 
 
 Wid. Will you put vp your naked weapon fir ? 
 
 Sfend. You flwllpardon &iefr^(Widdbw} I muft haueyou 
 £rantfirft. "' ' - 
 
 JTid. You will not put it Vp.' -J ; v ' 
 
 Sfend. Not till I haue feme tolceri of your I6ae. 
 
 W$d. If this may be a teftimonie tak? if* ' - Kijf* him. 
 
 By all my hopes I loucihee, thou art worthy ' - 
 
 Of the beft widdow liuing, thou tak'ft the coui'fe ; 
 And thofe that will win widdowes muQ dor thus. 
 
 Sfen. Nay,I kncW what rdid,whenl camel with nly naked 
 weapon in my hand; but comcivrilace. ■ '^ 
 
 Wid, Nay my dcare joue, know that I will not yeeld "?■' , 
 MybodyvntoluftivntiltthePrieft , ' 
 
 Shall ioync vs in flyiwfwf Tacred nuptiall riteis. 
 
 Sfend. Then fctyouf hand io*th.isViJay 'tis a contraA •' 
 Strong and fufllcich£ ," and willliokle in liaMr c, ' 
 Heere, hcere's pen and incke^ you fcc'l c6meprouidcd. 
 
 iri</. Giucmethepenne. . p.-o^Ji 
 
 Sfend. Why herefs fome coihfprt,. ' 
 Yet write your name faire I pray,* 
 And at large; why now 'tis very weir; 
 Nowwiddowyou may admit-your Maid, - 
 
 For i'th pext roome Tie goe fetch a napppe. ■ 
 
 tVti. Thoufhalt not Icaucmcf©, come pre" thee fit, 
 V* cc'l talkc a while, for thou haft made my heart 
 Dance in my bofome I recciue fuch ioy. 
 - Sfend, Thou art a gbod wench yfaith,c6meki(revpon'r. 
 
 Wii/. But will you be a louing husband to me, 
 Auoydeall naughty company, and be true ' >•■ •• • r. , 
 Tome,and tomybedde? ..; .7! •"•:>! 
 
 Sfend. Astruetothcc, as Steele to Adamant, -^yz'-''-;'^ 
 ■ '-'iir I. Bind 
 
 1' 
 
ji-. 
 
 QreenesTu Quo^ucS. 
 
 "Bindehimttthepoaff*, 'T 
 
 ff^id. riebindeyoutoyourword,recthatyoubc. 
 Orl'lecoticcalctnybagges, I hauekinsfolkes, 
 Towhoirt ricmak'toucr.youYhall notkaueapenny. 
 
 Spfndi Pufli, pre thee doe not doubc me^ 
 How now, what rae^ncs this? 
 
 Wk/. It meam R^ rengeanceY nay fir, you arc faft^ 
 Nor doe not darelo ftruggle, I baue libcrtic. 
 Both of my tongiic and feet, I'lc call my maid : 
 *Phillti come in, and hclpe to triumph,. ^HttrPhiUu* 
 
 OuCfthJs bolde Intruderj Vvondcrnotwcrcb, 
 But goe vnto him,|and ranfacke ail his pockets. 
 And take from thence a Contrad: which he focc'd, 
 Prom my vnwilljng fingers.- 
 
 Spend. Isthisaccordingto your oath.. 
 
 ! '2'hiUu Comefir,Imullfcarchyou, "^ 
 
 5/»«»</. Ipretheedo» 
 And when thou tak'fl that frotn mc,take my life too*. 
 
 fVid. Haft thou it gcrle? 
 
 Thtll, Ihaueapapcrlicere.. 
 
 ffid. Itisthefame,giucitme, lookeyoufir, 
 Thusypuf new fancied hopes I teareafunder: 
 Poorc wretched man, t'haft had a golden dreame,. 
 Which guilded o*rc thy calamitie : 
 But being awake thou findft ir ill laid on,, 
 For with one finger I hauc wip'd it off: 
 Goc fetch me hither theGaikit that containcs 
 My choiccft lewells, and fp/ead themheercbcforchimj, 
 Lookc you fit : 
 
 Hcere'igold,pearle,rubies,faphires, diamonds J . | 
 
 Thcfc wouldbc poodly tliingsforyoutopawne, j 
 
 Orrcuell\i(ithamon^ftyourCurtiiani,. 
 
 Whilfl land mine did flarue: why doft not curft*, j 
 
 And vtter all the tnifchicfirs ot thy hcatii i 
 
 "Which I know fwclls within thce,powrc it our,. 
 And let mc hcare thy fury. 
 
 '"■*»* ^sii. 
 
greener T« QmjueJl 
 
 Sfml Ncuer,neuer: 
 When ere my tongue fliall fpcalcc but well of thcff,' 
 It prooues no faithJuli feruant to my heart. 
 fVtd. FaKc traitor to thy maifier, and to me, 
 , Xhoulicft. there's no fuch thing within thee. 
 
 SpHd. MayIbeburrt'diovglincffc,tothat 
 Which yoii and all men hate, but I fpeake truth. 
 ; ff ,<^ May I be turn'd a monller, and the (hame 
 
 OfallmySex, -andiflnotbeleeuethce, , 
 
 , . Take me vntothec,thci'c, and all that's mine, ' 
 Were it thrice trebled, thou were worthy all : 
 And doc Rot blame this triall , caufc it flicws 
 I giue mv fcifc vnto thee, am notforc'd. 
 And with't aloae, that ne'r {ball be diuorc'd. 
 
 Sfend. I am glad 'tis l omc to this yet, by this light 
 Thou patt'ft nae into a horrible feare : 
 r Butthis is my cxcufc:1tnow that my thoughts 
 
 Were not fo defperate as roy anions feem'd. 
 For fore my dagger fliould ha drawoc one droppe 
 Of thy chafte blood, it fhould hauefluc'd ©ut mine i 
 And the cold point ftrhcke deepc into my heart: 
 4+ Norbetterbcmyfate. iflfliallmouc 
 To any aiher picafure but thy louc. 
 ' lyid. It fliall be i n my Creed : bu t iett's away, 
 For night with her blacke Steeds drawes vp the day. Exeunt, 
 
 Enter R4jh,Stain«t,Ger4ltli»e,Gartred, lejci, tmd 
 4 Boy vith a Lauthtrtu. 
 
 Rdfh, Softly Boy, foftly, you thlnke you ate Ypon firm? 
 ground, but u is dangerous J ypu'l neuer make a good thicfe, 
 you rogue, tillyou l^arncto creepcvponall fourc : if I do not 
 iweate with going this pace: curry thing I fee, raeethinkes, 
 (honldbemy father in his whitebcard. 
 
 ^c<t. It is the property of chat paflion, for featf 
 Stillihapes all things vve fee (0 that we feare. 
 
 La . . R4^, 
 
 -^ 
 
(jlnenesTuQuoftie^, 
 
 Rajh. WellfaidLogickc, fiftcr,! praylay hold ofhiro,-- 
 For the man I fee is able to giuef the Watch; an ajifwcr^ , iftbcy 
 
 Enter SfeHdail,fyidioyi>,And'T'htllu. 
 
 fliould comcvponhimwjth Interrogatories : zownds wee are 
 
 difcouercd, boy, comcvpclofe, andyfcthc.propertyofyour 
 
 Lanthornc : yvhatdumbcfliewfhouldtbis be? ' fys, 
 
 geral. They take their way diicilly, intend nothing gainft 
 
 Sta. Canyounotdirccrqew.hoiheyiarc? . 
 
 lojce, Oae is SpeMclalL 
 
 ^<jr/., Theothfr is thcWiddowasI takeit.- r 
 
 Sta^ T'is true, and that's her maidbefore her. . 
 Rafh. Whaianightpfconfpiracicis hecre, more villanie? 
 there's another goodly mutton going, my father is fleeced of 
 all, griefe will giuchim a box yfaith , but 'tis no great matter, 
 3 (hall inherit the fopnfr.nay foft,fir,yow fiiall hot pafle fojcur - 
 rant with the matter. Tie (hake you alittlc.j who goes.th'erc? 
 Spend. Out with the Candle,,wha's that askes the qne^n? 
 jRi«/J. One that has foroCireafpnfor't. 
 Sjieud. It (hould be,by the Yoyce, yong ij^, , ,f,, ...^^j .^ r4_ 
 "Why WearphoncftfoUces.i . : ■;-.-.'," 
 
 jR<i/&. Pi-ay where do you dwell ? not in towne I hope ._ 
 Spetid. Why we dwell^ zov*Bds vhere doc wcdwell?- ',\. 
 2 know not where. , . . . , ; i 
 
 Ra/^. And,yott^ betriarrie^'you khovy net wheii ,: z,ow,nds 
 it were a Chrittian deed co ftdppe tkeein thy iourny • haftthou 
 no more fpirit io thec,but to let thy tongue betray thee . Sup- 
 pofelhad bcenca Conftiblc, youhadbeentifia finetaking, 
 had you not.' 
 
 Spend. But my ftill worthy friend. 
 Is there no worfcfacc of ill bent towards me, 
 Then that thou nlcririly putt'Il on» 
 
 Rafi. Yes, heere'i fourc or fiuc faces more , but ne'r an ill 
 ©Of, though neueranextellentgpod onq ,Boy, vp with your 
 lanthorne of light , andfheiffhinihisaflbeiatJ, allrunning^- 
 >vay with the flcfiiasthouarc, goeyoakc together, younnay 
 beozcnoncdty, and draw all together ma plough, go march 
 ■ :':' " '" ■;".:"'■ togctbecr 
 
 '1 
 
 . t 
 
f- , 
 
 I.- 
 
 together ^ the Parfon flaicsforyou, pay him royally, come, 
 
 fiue methe Lanthorhe , for you haue light fuffident.for night 
 asputotfhisblackcCappc, andfalutesxhemorne, npwfare- 
 , well my little children otCufid, that walke by two and two 
 as if you went a fcafting : let race hcarcTio more wordsi but be ■ 
 - gone.' . ,- -■ ., - \ ■ ■ ', 
 
 Spead. (^ Sta. Farevyell, 
 
 g^rt.&Iayce Farewell brother.' MtmetRafli. 
 R«lb. i,you may criefarcwcUjbut if iny father fiiouldknowv 
 ofray viUanie, bow ftiould Ifare then? but alW one, I h^^ohe 
 nay fiftcrs good,my friends good, andmy felfc good, anda ge^ 
 ncrall good is alwaies to be refpciled before a parti cular,thcr's 
 cigl)t fcorc potinds a ycarc fatted, by the eonueyance ot this 
 widdovy; Ihearcfootcfteps , now darkcncfft take mcintoriiy^ 
 armcs, aiiddcliuerraefronvdifcoucry. Exit. ' '^ 
 
 M*iterfirLyiiHfii. 
 • X/oW/ Lord, lord, what a carcleffc world f« this, neylher 
 Bride nor Bridegroome ready,time.to g6cto,Clmrch,andn6t 
 a nian vnroofted, this age has not jTeene a yoqng Gallant rife 
 with a candle, wc liue drowned in feath'er-bcds, and dreameof 
 no other fcUcitic : this was not th^ life when J was a yoho^mani 
 what makes:YS,fo weakc as weeare rtpw ? a feather-bed fwhac 
 fo vnapt for cxercif« ? a feathsr-bed : what brcedes' fueli paincs 
 and aches in out bones ? why a feather-bed or »wf nch , or at 
 leaflawenchinafeirhcr-bed : isitnotafhamc, tfetanolde 
 man as I,am /houldbe vp firft , and in a wedding day, I chinke ■ 
 in my confcience there's more mettallin laddes°6f three fcdrc ' 
 Sr? '"VV^ of aoe arid twenty. Enter B^( hih. ' 
 
 ^5<M^. Hecrefir. ., - . i: 
 
 Lyon. Shalllnotbetruflcdtoday,? 
 ^<tf^. Yes fir, but I'went for water. . 
 . , LjoH, Is fTi/ZR^ifpYet? . ; 
 
 hwk^'^' ^ ^^^°^''^°^ ^'^ ' ^'^'^^ ^^'"^ "° ^°^y ftirrfng in the ■ 
 , -^^^Kaocfefimathii chamber,. ' KHCckcwithin, 
 
(jreeus Tu QuoqueiJl 
 
 Tiieheufc might be plucked downe andbuilded agnine 
 Before hee'd wake with the noyfe. lit^ a/ift. 
 
 Rap}, Who's that kcepesfuch a knocking, are you madde ? 
 
 Lytn, Rather thou artdrunkc.thou la7y flowch. 
 That nuk'ft thy bcrf thy grauc, and in it buricii 
 All thy youth add vigor; vpforftiame. 
 
 Rap}. Why'ti"))iottwoaclockcyet. 
 
 Lyo. Gut fluggifhknaue 'tis necrervntofiue. 
 The whole hou^e has out.flept thcmfclues.as if they had dtunk 
 V/ildepoppy :Sirfa,goe you and raifcthf^aideSjand Ice them 
 call vpon their miftrelles. / p?.\/f'\ 
 
 B4ik, Well fir, I (hail. M/£*'''J 
 
 [Enter Scotrerd9JafKi'Sul>Slu>_ 
 ScAtt. DidI eateany LetXeto fuppcrlattntght, thatlam 
 fo flecpic, I thirkc itbedajllighc, brother !B«^^/f,i- 
 
 "But^. WhatfaJ'ftthoubrother? heigh ho I 
 
 Z7<7». Fie, fie, not ready yet? what fluggiftincfle 
 Hath Tejz'd vpoi» you ? why thine eyes are clofe ftilj. 
 
 "Buh. AsfaftasaKentiflioyftcr, furely I was begotfen in » 
 Plumb-tree, 
 I ha fuch a deale of gu mm e about mine eies. Enter Seruatit, 
 
 Lyon. Lord how you ftand 1 I am afliam'd to fee 
 The Sunne ftiould be a wimcflc of yourflouth. 
 Now fir, your hofte. 
 
 Boik.- Marry fir, there are guefis commingtoaccempany 
 you to church. 
 
 Ly. Why this is excellent, men whom it not«>ncerr« 
 Are more rcfppf^'uethen wethataremaineAdtors. 
 
 Bnlf. Father RaP>, be not fo outrageous, we will goe in and 
 buckle our fclucs , all in good time, how now ! what's this a- 
 boutmyfliinncs? Enter oldGeraldnt, and Long-fitieU 
 
 Scart. Mc thought out (hankcs were not fcllowc$,we haue 
 mctamorphofcd our Hockings for want offplcndor. Exit, 
 
 Bnb, Pray whai's that •V^/w<iir.' 
 
 btatt. Why 'lis the Latm word for a Chriftmaflc candle 
 
 Lyon. O Gcntlemcn;you louc, you hoHouimcc , welcome, 
 
 welcome 
 
CJreenes Tu Quotj/ucS, 
 
 welcome good Maftcr CJerJMne, you hauc taken painej 
 
 To accompany an vndcfcruiiig friend. EnttrPbtUk, 
 
 Old Ger, You put vs to a nccdeleflc laboui fir. 
 To runne and winde about for circumftance, 
 When the plsinc word, 1 chanke you,wouIci haur feru'd. 
 
 Ljtcn. How now wench, arc the females ready yet > - TU.i-iii 
 
 The time comet on vponvs.arid we runncbackcward:^' '^ 
 We arc fo vntoward in our bufines. 
 We thinkc not what we haue to doe,nor what we doe. 
 
 PhilU Iknow not fir whether they know what to doe , but 
 lamfure they haue beene at Church well-nie an hourc, they 
 v»ere afraid you had got the ftart of them, which made them 
 alike fuch haftc. _^ 
 
 Lj»H. I'M pofrible,whatthinkcyou Gentlemen?'' -■ 
 
 Are not thcfcwcnchci forward.' iaherc not vertue in a man ^ 
 
 can make yong Virgins Icaue their beddes fo foonc* 
 But is the widdow gone along with thomf^ 
 
 Phtll. Yes fir, why flie was the ring-leader. 
 
 Lyv. I thought as much,for flic knowes what bclong'sto't. 
 Come Gentlemen, me thinkes 'tis fport to fee /, 
 
 Yong wenches rumo church before their husband^: E»m Ra^4 
 Fiith we (hall make them blufh tor this eie night : 
 A fiira, are you come / why that's well faid j 
 Imarl'dindtedc that ail things were foquicr. 
 Which made me thinkc ih'ad not vnwrapt thcii flieets; 
 
 Eeter Serttant rfiib »ctot>kf. 
 And then were they at Church I holdc my life; 
 Maides thinkc it long vntill ech be ma ?• a wife. 
 
 Enter Sf,:mi StJ.GtrMtm.fyKidtvi (^iirtred,4»idUjef> 
 Haft rhod my cloakc knauc/ well faid,put it on, 
 Wee'l after them; let me one hrflcn both, 
 Boththi-. Bridegroomcs fotword, wee'l walkealittle 
 Softly, on afore : but fee, fee, i', they be not come 
 To fetchvj now, we come, wc come, 
 Pidthf-mreturne, and fauethemlclue* this labour. 
 
 iL»/6. Now hauc la quarcanc ague yponmc. ,_ 
 
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-_'• Z'^rm- i'^l^^f^fi,! 
 
 ■ tjdnelt. Why how now! whjrcome you fronvJQbWi}^ ip 
 kneclcthospubUkely, what's thctnattcr?< ' , " ;-: ""vi- .'v 
 ' * <7«r. Wckneele fir for your blcfling,' " ' , 
 
 ^ LjoH. HpWjmyblcffinglMaftertjjMAAw/if^otthatypur 
 
 ^fon^c?^ ; -^ ■ ■ ■;■.' ■-'^ -■.';- rs^ ' "^ 
 
 ^ Oldger. Ycsfir.andthatltakekisyotii'aauehVer.^^v^' i 
 Lyan. I fufpc6l krtauery, what arc you? . ;':.j^!vT 
 
 Why doc you knccle hand in hand with her ? 
 ^ Sta. For a fatherly bleffing too fir. 
 
 Zyw. Hoy day! 'tis palpable, lam gBird, aiiij my fonne 
 ^ ^M;<;«r-j;9o<^aHd!3«^i^/;roo!'d, youarcmamedy. V-'^'-' r " 
 
 ^jptfW. Yes fir, W€ are married. - .' 
 
 ^ . i^/M. Morevillanic! eucrythlnggocsthe WrongwaVr 
 iS^rwrf. " We fliall goe the right way anotte, I hppc. 
 
 Z7»». YcJ marry fhallyoii, you fliallcenc to the CoMHttr 
 againe, and thart the right way for you. 
 ; ffid. O you arc wrong, - ■ ' 
 
 Thcpiifonthatfliallholdhimarethefearmcs. , 
 
 ' Xpw. Idocfcarcthatlflialhurn'eftinckard, Idofmellfuch 
 A matter: you aremarried then ? .. :-: ' * 
 
 Etiter SMtier-gqgdMiiw*^^lf' 
 5p«»<rf. f^wy^w/KW, hcere'sthcweydingJ^.ingt•affi^meit."• 
 ^ -ijow. Ibelecuc theknauehasdrurickelpocras, 
 
 "Heisfoplcafant. - "'' Ui'I 
 
 J'wr. God morrow Gentlemen. ^ ' ■.' 
 
 i?«^. r* f»«^«# to all : what, fliali we goe to Church? 
 Come, I long to be about this geare. 
 
 Lyen, Docyouhcarcmc, will you two gbcflccpeagaine/ 
 
 take out the tother nap,for you arc both made CoctScrcombes, 
 and foam I. r;f*»p';i:jl 
 
 . Soatt. How, Ccckcf-combcs! ' ' . '" 
 
 Ljen. Yea Cockcf-combcs. 
 
 Scatt. Fathcr,thatwordCocfcef-comtygocsagaiiiftmyflo- 
 ■,.,.„ tnackc. . ■-,■''■•' '■'-' 
 
 '- "Sw^. Andagainftminc, amanmighthadlgcftcdaWood- 
 'coc^c better. . - ' 
 
^rentes 7ft Qui^ucJ, 
 
 
 Ja> 
 
 LjM, You two come noi* to goeto church to be married. 
 And they two come from Church,and are married. 
 BMb* Havt, married ! I. would feethat man dutfl maatj lier« 
 Ger. Why fir, what would you dpe^ 
 Bull. ^Vhy fir I would forbid the banes* 
 Sean. And fo would I. ' , 
 
 Xyw.Doeyou know that youth 1b Sattin,hee'ithipeiiB«r 
 that bclonet to that Inck-borne. 
 
 . ^*^. How, lest me fee, are not you my man ^rtiM/if 
 im^/S^»/Yesfn. En$ir*Sergtmt, 
 
 Bub. Andhaueyoumarried^er? 
 : rUvr-^ ^t, Yesfir. 
 
 . ^»^' AnddoeyouthinkeyouhaueyfdemeweU? 
 
 J/ff.(*tJ^ S*et. Yes fir, ' ^ 
 
 Ai*. O intcfllcrable rafeall 1 1 will prefemly be made a fti- 
 J . • **»«°[P"«,andhauetheewhJpp'd, goefttchaConftable. ' 
 \^/J^i^, M. Come y'arc a flour JfliingAffrj Sergeant take him to 
 j *"««» tie has had a long time of bh pageantry. 
 
 F Z/w. Sirra let him goe,rie be his baile.forall debts whicL 
 
 come agcinft him. , . **. . 
 
 Which I fhalleuer pay in my obedience: 
 
 Knowthatwhichmadchrirgraciouiinyoureyes, ' 
 AndgmldcdoucrhisimperfcaioDs ' ' 
 
 - WT^,^'*'^'''''<^™^"«°fhcatedifibIues; 
 : Ahdghdcstomanyrium.fohis wcahh ■ 
 mtfcltaprodigallband.hoteinexpenk 
 
 Rahnel.keayiolemftreametoethcrmcfls, • 
 Whatvvasmyownclcatch'dar. 
 ^r '^ f''**' ^^2ueyouyoiirmorPagcin'' ■ " 
 
 - -^^-^-arr^lS^eitS::;^^^ 
 
 ^ . I'le 
 
 iki^Jt 
 
 ' /. 
 
(Jreeui Th Sjf<?f,«^. 
 
 )>o-. 
 
 J'jj ;i«t h.)U(* t.Se'cricne Ijeon n^ji.Head^ 
 To iHuiJe iTisn.JnH wife. - , ..-j ■■ .; ' ■ .,-] 
 , liyott, VViiyyourjyvytlljmybl^fl^rtgfalljrppa^y^y^ 
 PC^il. All' vpon vsthnfk)U,e(lri[,_^»«/'//, • 
 Z,)!!?*?. By myri-o:hfiiiccthciubafit^nethcy.ono knau^ 
 God giiic thee ibynfhiin, and may neprqyc 
 A wllermaiithnihiiMafter. ., i, , 
 
 Sta. Sergf/ant, why doft not carry Ijimtp-prifoft? 
 
 Sera. Sn LyorutlRafhvtWWiiWcVim. 
 
 Lyon. Ibatlehimknaue.' wherefore fliouldlbailc him? 
 No.carry bim away, I'le rclieuenp,prodigalls, 
 
 "Buh. Good fir £,^o«//, I bcfeech you (irtGcnUcincnJprar' 
 niakea piirfeforme. 
 
 Serir. Come fir, comc, are you begging f 
 
 £»o. Why that docs you no h»rinc Gtirn*fet tnafter I (liould 
 Tay ; fome compaflioB. 
 
 Su. Sergeants , come Wackc>vtth lunt, lookeiir, hecMit 
 your liuery, 
 
 Ifyou can put off allyour former pride, 
 And put on tbt< with that humilitie 
 That you firft worrir, I will pay your dcbti-^ 
 Prceyouofallincombrancei, '_ 
 
 And take you againe into my feruice. 
 
 Bub. Tenter-hooke let meegoe, I will take hi <wor{hlp» 
 offer without wages, rather then come into y^ur dutches «• 
 eaine; aman in ablewcoate may haue fome colour for bit 
 knauery, intheCounterhecanhauenone. 
 
 L^on. But now M. S^Mtter-ietd, what fay you to this? 
 
 Seat, Marry I fay 'tis fcaree honell dealing for any man f 
 Conny'Catch anetber mans vife, I protcft wcc'l aot put ic Vjpi , 
 
 St4. No, which we? 
 
 Scatt. yfhyG4rtrtd*ndL 
 
 Sta.gdrired, why Qa:ee'lp\itit\j^, 
 
 Sc^t. WilKhc? 
 
 (/«r. IthatOiewiUfandfomuftfOUt 
 
 ^ww.Muai? 
 
 40i, 
 
 I 
 
(jrccncs TuQ^ocfUC-j, I 
 
 (7<«r. Yes that you miifl. i 
 
 Sc<4tt. Wcll.ii Inii'ft,rmuf};b'itIproteftIwoulJnot! ; 
 
 ButthatI miin: SoWff.'Wtf.'ff /«^»»5'W. £xit, , ' \ 
 
 Aj'sw. Wliy that's wf II faid, t 
 
 Thcnipcrcciue we fliall wind vp all wrong: 
 ComcGeotlcnicn, and all our other gueft*; 
 Let our, wcll-tempcr'd bloods tafteSAW^wfcaftf, 
 But let vs know Hi ft ho w thefe fports delight, 
 Andto thefe Gentlemen each bid good nighr. 
 
 Rdfi. Gentles, lhope,that well my labor ends, 
 AH that I d'd wt* but to pleafe my friends. 
 
 (?»•. AkJndenamouretldidftfiueto proue, " 
 
 But now I leaue that, and purfue your loue. 
 
 gkrt My part Thaueperformed with the reft, 
 And though I hauenot, yet I would doe befi. 
 
 St*. That I hiue cheated through the Play, 'tis true. 
 But yet I hope, I haue not cheated you. 
 
 /fl^«. If wich my clamors I haue done yon wrong, 
 Euer hereafter I will holdmy tongue. 
 
 Spend. Ifthroughmyriotlhaucoffenfiucbeene, 
 Henceforth lie play the ciuil Citiren. 
 
 IVU. Faithallthariray,is,howcreithappe, 
 
 WiJJowes like M lids fometimes may catch a clappe. 
 
 Bub. To mirth and laughter henceforth I'leprouokeyc 
 Ifyoubutpleafetolikcof(7r*fl>«7wj«ejj»,. ■^ ' 
 
 FINIS. 
 
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