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BOUGHT WITH THE INCOME
FROM THE
SAGE ENDOWMENT FUND
THE GIFT OF
flenrg M. Sage
1891
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JOHN S. FARMER
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The attribution to ^^
Joseph Cooke'' inserted on the title-
The B.M. Catalogue makes a triple entry —under tlie " main
title-word Comedy" (I J, and also under both "John Cooke" and
"Joshua Cooke."
JOHN S. FARMER.
PLEASANT
conceited Comedie,
Wherein is fhe wed
how a man may chufe a good
Wife from a bad.
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" LONDON
Printed forMathcw Lavvc, and are to be /bide at his
ihop in Paulcs Church. yard,nearcvnto
S.Au-
guflines gate, at the figne
'8' of the Foxe.
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Andgforlffedftilltofeeherbfauelydeclcf!?;^
ButuGwatondicifioathinghfftb'ijaice^h.in'gdfc^ .ib
Your Jhape oBf)H inro af^weofbateij n^ ;
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7^«/.6hM.A«/JM^'gtowncaLauecifie;r.' sosarir
Whatmight(hel>e,onwht>myoiirhopc8TChe?' •"rl -f
An. What fooles they sre that fceiumoftwifemloue
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Batifi^lipiidiflgdiJiJiiedw^hwylw^ d-ac~ n
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Ihauc'notIoftmyfight,andyctamblind,
N<ybondman,yct haueloftmy libcrtie,
No naturall foole,and yet I want my wit.
What am I then,let me define my fdfc,
A doataryong^ blind man that can (ec, '
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AwitticfooIc,abond.maatharisfrec.
i^«/. Good aged youthjblind rcer,& wife foole,
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WrangleandfalIatoddes,andbrawIc>andchicle.
OldLtt. Nay I thinkc fb,I neuer lookt for better
This tis to marry children when they arc yon^,
1 faid as much at firft,thatfuchyong brats " ^ . j'
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Would grec togcther,euen like dogs and cats. ; y^
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0/<^Ar. Nay pray you M.LffySw fay not fo, '--y.i'yA
r-^yieifjiinrcPTrKneiicsmibi' '^''
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The Citie doth admire herfor thefc vertues. r* ^y-^
Q/dAr. O {Ir,you praife your child toooalpabhr.
Shee's mild and chaft,but not admir'dfo
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0/dL/i. I(6iray,Ididnotmeaneadmir'd.
0/dAr. Ifes ifa man do well confider her, i
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And too vnchaftvntofochaft a matron,
Yon.Ar, But foft fir, fee where my two fathers arc
Bufily talking,let vs flirinkcafide, ' -A ^^^
For ifthey fee me.they are bent to chide* , .! i\il)T!':r
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htwtochufeigoodWifefromdbAi,
For diucrs rcafons I thinke bcft ftay here,
And leaue them to their wrangling,what thinke you t
OldLu, I thinke fo too.
oldkrth. Nay wewillgoc that's ccrtaine. Cgoe.
theresnowaybutto
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Intrcat hira,fairly,though I t.binke he loucs t; nr ti;Ao^, i
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'lUveotdwstobatgainc
could mcctcAVith a Mafcbantof
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with hipifor.aUhisljaacondicio,ns.^ndhe^feHth6a»out.
right, ypu fhould h^Uc a
^^cter h.ea«, and.we^lUq.Uie.
JUtf.Ar. MakehafteagainelprcthcCjtilJIfcchim
My heart will neucr be at reft within mc:
My husband hath oflate /b much eftrang'd
His wordSjhis deedsjhis heart from me.
That I can fildome haue his company :
And euen that fildome with fuch difcontent,
Such ffowncs/uch chidings/uch impatierice,
That did not truth &vertucarme my thoughts,
They would confound me with di^airc & hate.
And make me runne into extremities.
Had I defcru'd the Jeaft bad looke from him,
Ifliouldaccountmyfelfetoobadtoliue, ' .
ToN.Ar. NonotI,\vilIyougoinfirr'
.•^{/^Ar..Notfpcaktomc,noVoncelooketovvardsme^
my dutie to begin /know,
It is
Andlwillbrcakerhislceofcurtefie.
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ren.Ar. HarkemaiflerL«>»?,if(hemockemenot,
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Yob wetirdBomc homdir;4niT Wtfcbrhelioiftey ^^^
Good faithlcarenolif Ifeeotho. >" '> :u-id5{!A
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TopIeafeyoureyc,rangewhere)^wliftabroac^„ , '
Onlyatcomrtiinghomcfpeakemebutfiiiret -^ ^'* • ^
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Ifyou delight to fee me drudge and to'yle,. ' ':
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hm tocbttfedgiidWifefrom a ii<f»
y^arflaucjyourferuant^ny thing you will, "*^tv'y
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IwouldnotfticketoloOfckwi^aftab.
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But vcrtuebanifli all filch fantafies. *|
HcismyhusbandiandUouehinfiwell,' 4
Next tomy owkc feules health I tender him j ^
And wouldgiae ail the pleat^res of the worlds :|
Tobuyhisbueiflmightpurchafeit.
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Ilefo!l«whitBiandlikeafcruantwaite» f
And'ftrittebyaUmeatiesto^rettenthi&hate. .
^IdAr, f hisiis!n9r(bnneshoufe,wrreitbeftgpex(^^ |
Ho w lay yqu maifter L«/2u»f
Oitfuy: HowgoiekiJi<>w fay you firt ''
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HappUythefireofhaseisquiteextina
From the dcad%mbds,lidWt6wlteth(rttt'VpiJ^''^ no, j^^
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Shodd thclteiftfimfeldfdiftottteftt !jifepiaf<^r *
totmlrttheffafrte*fhattctiburde'imffi,':S^^^^'J'T^f
ThebcatcofthisdlfertfibAmi'ghifcdrthVs^''^^'^^^^'^'^
Which in hisoWnetoWkfteifiiiotheredv^ ^ ^'': ': '?
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Maydyeistfilerice^ndrtUhieribthdt^V'; ''^^°-^\^^;f^^ ^
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Andthercforctdlwie,iiitb<?ft,^ii6/
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;«'•' <>/y.L»/rM!rfleydufty'i;«!tfir,&^(ayir«ddt
Oii^Ar. Butfhall vre Ibofeout faboiw ta cdttic hi<fi^: ^
Shall
And haue our children here and both within.
And not behold them ere our backe returnc ^
It were vnfiiendly,and vnfatherly:.
Come M. /^r/^w^ pray you follow me.
OldAr. Nay but harke you (ir., will you not knock f
o/^Z«. Is'tbeft to knock?
eld.Ar. I knock in any cafe.
Old Lit, Twas wellyou put itin mindtoknogk,
I had forgotten it elfe I promife you. (doore,
(xldhr. Tulhjift notmy fonnes and your dau^ters
And (hall we two ftand knocking f Leade the way.
oii/L». Knock at our childrens dooresjthat were a left,
Arc wefijchfoolesto make our feluesfo ftraunge
Where we fliould ftill be boldeft I n for fliame.
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Onethatdidvfemuchbraceletsmadeofhaire, ;« ''%
RingsonmyfingerSj/ewcIsinminceares, |
AndnowandthenawcncheS'Carkanetj !
FuL AfrQwne,afooleartthouafraidoffrowiie$?:
Hcthatwill^leaueoccafionforafrQjwne, ri-oc^sir.rl i
Todieavirijinchafte,amaydenpurc. ;
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Jlwasmychanceonceinmyvvaaton dales ^ ^^
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To Court a wench,harke and /Ic tell thee how '
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/ftriu'd and kift my Louejflic cried away r ;
Thou woulft haue left her thus, / niade her ftay»
/ catcht my Loue,and wrung her by thehand,
/ tooke my Loue and fet her on my knee,
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Andpuldher tomCjOyourpoilcmyband, '
rongAr. Ifirjfoy/ay»
oldLu, Nayifypufayfojllenoibeagainftitj
But fir you might haue sl^t my daughter better.
Then to haue beat her,fpurndher, raild at her
Before our faces.
Ar. 7 therein fonneAr/^«r,
o/fll
hm teebnJea^MWWtJeJFefHdbdd,
NorwilUfay vntothe cbntray.
But wherfore do you vfc my daughter thus ? .
Iwillnotlaywhatfomewhatitfhallbc. •
0/^Z». Audit (liall skathe him fomewhat ofmy purie.
And daughter I will take thee homcagaine,
Since thus he hates thy fcllowdiip,
Befuchaneye.fbretohisfightnomore, '
Mtfi.kr. Itisfbmuchtoodeere, *
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Xo be the better hufwife here athomc,.
Tofauc and get, whilft he doth laugh and fpend: ^ : •
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WithoutyouripeciaIlfeuour,andthcpromiTc "" ^
OMoiieandpardoniflfpeakcamilfe. :
NeuerwasfuchattewantinLouesfchoole '
??r^°^f"„'^"''*^^'"°"»^"'=^»"fe<^ousbreath' !
Able to bIaftyourbeautie,to
haue names |
v>tluchimpoironedhateftunginyourface> '
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that was good^nothing
was good but that- •
Ihatwasthelcflbnthatltaughfhimk ^^
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canyouhcarcyourneucr taintcdfeme < " .
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Jptt, Come boyes,come boy es, tchearfe youf parb
^Xidlhcn adprAndmm tarn torn tadpOK
i.Boj. Forfoothmylcflbnstorneoutofmybobke.
Ami, ^ue caceris Chart is dejeruiffidecAt,
Tome from your booke,IIc teare it from your breech* -
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Ami. O
mtuz Moufe,was euer heard the like f "'^''^^-lA
j.Boy. O
domMihouie, M. J could not mend it,
a.Boy. 0^r<//WMaLoure,7knewnothowttcame*
A»/. All toward boycs, good fchollers ofiheir amcv
The lead ofthcfe is paft his Accidence ^
Some at ^/w/^i, here's not a boy
But he can conftcr all the Gramer Rules,
Stdvbi funt foUdes,notycicomt:
Thofe /4r</f w»i»^«/«, mall be whipt,
Where's thatlaizieknauef
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Enter Pipkin,
j.Boj. Tarde,urde,Urde<» .< '.
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Kmi.HucAdesPtfkiM,xc&^zhtnetTodif^
C»r /4.W / Wf
1/wtf, fpeake,whcre haue y ou bin.'
Isthisatimeofdaytpcometofchoolef it
^ / r^//«/i?/,rpeake, where haftthoubin?
Ftp. Magiftcrytjusmodo vales, ,
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7^. JB/MW(r.'//f,youaskeniewhcic/haucbin,and//ay
e^uomodo w/w,as mtich to ray,comc out of the alehoufc.
Aw. Vnciu(r.,vnrrulT-,nay hdpehimjheipe him. _
jp//). ^ejo preceptor, quefa <; for Gods Take do not whip
•^iddigramutici': ^ (me: .
MakesA!i!fge.,Mnd£xH.
Ami. Voursfirratothcn,aadaa'';;/-/Jw<sf/«?B. . .
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AIwecierduckaHLondoncannoryeeld,
She caft a glauncc on me as / paft by,
Not /^ri7f/i had fb rauifhing an eye.
Here is the Pedant Sir A w/»^^4^,
I wil cntjuire ofhim ifhe can tell
By any circumliance whofe wife (he .•
SuchfellowcscommonIyha^eentercourfc' X "
Without rufpition,where weare debard.
God fiue you gentle Sir Awi»rf</4^.
fifnkS4iue tu ^tfo^., would you fpeak with me f
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^otS&yoMVhoyj^Mentirinonelimeum,
TbngM. Arthur, g'^/</t*f,what'wiII you?. ;
Touareamanlmuchrelicvpon:
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Ofgreatreproofcjdefoight^dcomumelyT •:.*".
Which fliepoorcftufedif^ed patiently:
ThiswastbefirfttimeofdicirfalUngout. .
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O^Li«.QIknewhimwclt. ,
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You areihe ftrangeft man',this gentle.
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That I fpeak of,I am fiirc youireuerfa w, (man :
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hifttttlinreigMdWifefrtmthtiJti
That fhould partake his bed^but like a flauc
My cotnming was,thatyou being in office
And in authoritie,fliould call before you
My vnthrift fonncjto giuehim (bracaduife.
Which he will take better from you, then mc . \
That am his Fathcr.Heer's thegcntlewomaa
Wife to my fonne,and daughter to this man,
Whom I perforce compeld to liue with vs.
/i^. Allthis is weljhere is your fbnneyou fty.
But flic that is his wife you cannot finde.
Tong L«. You do miAake firjhcer's thegcntlctvomafl.
It is her h usband that Will no't be found.
JuH. Well all is one,for man and wife arc onei '
Butisthisall? .
ri^Ar^Zw. lallthatyoucanfay,
Arid much more then you can well put off*
lun, Najf jf the caft appeare thus cuiden^
Giuemc a cupof wincjwhat man and wife
To di/agrec, I prethcc fill my cup!
I could »yfbm£what,tut,tut,by this wine,
Ipi;omifcyou,ti§ good Canary Sack.
Mif.P^, Fathers you do me open violence
To bring my name in aueftion,and produce
Thisgentlcmanandoihcrshereto.witncflc
My husb^pds fliamcin open audience r
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f^llin^thather^cryou neuer^louti
i oldj\ Good counf^U^paJlin^ good iitftru(Siof^v
RjHow it daughter. Now I promifcypu,.
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Ttjtt^qaanyatfey : what rcmaiacstodoor
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Era. Ha,ha,tofeetheworld,wef\vaggcrcr$
That liue by oithes and big* mourh*d menaces,
Arcnowrcpucedforthetafle'ftmenr
He that hath now a black muchato
Reaching from earc to eare,or tuming.vp
P«w7tfr^««^briftling towards the eye: . > i'
HethatcanhangtwohanfbmtooIesathisfiJev *
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Isheldatallman^ndafouldicr.'t^ (rounds^ !v,t.n'
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^^pj^irHethat can clap his fword vpon the bobrd '• r!v; r :• -r ifX :- '
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That takes moftpkafure when {betakes moftpiincsj"
Shee*sagoodwenchmyboy,andfuchaml. :'
^%. She that is paft it, and prajes forthcm thatcKq^ •
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.Berurdbymeand/willraaketheeridr. •'f.s't*. ^
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int^reftofai?!otk(f flKtU emtfie^noii' i an^lM(^ae^{|t
your gift, my proftr^g ferUiCe and felfe^l'«(<Ktii|»iMt
me.My loue,my lipsjand furcetfelfcvarfl atybut ft^fijlg^
wiltpleafeyoutocGfflttenearefit!/ A'
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ron^Ar. Faith.MiftrisJ/4rf3tthepointcffde2tb^^A
AndIongflifec!innc«line,flieflialInotliuc ^^' >:'^
In fteedofIafljingo6tketrembling/'o</w, ^'<^''
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AndhereobfemehiinwhathenK2Q^todoo. •/4>>v' i|
ToZ/mi^«,andA»«n»wIake. .1^
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Invainelwatchinthisdarkehole,
Would any liuing durft my manhood trte^
And ofFertocpmevptheftaifesthis way.
>f4.0 we (bould fee you makea goodly fray. \.
ISnter Braiff,
Srd. Wherc$mtftri$i»/4rji,ncuerapofthefe,
A bai^ofIron gaioft which to trie my fword /
No w by my beard a daintiepcea offtcclc.
Aw/. 0/(»«* what a qualmc ii this r fcelc ;^
Bra.Come hither Af«//, is none here but we two f '
B/4. WheniKxtlfindchimhcrcIlchanghimvp •
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LilccadricdSawrcdgf,intheChimniestop: :^r- cO
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ThatSiock-fifb, that poorelolin-ftiatgutofoicni. •
,Ihadkcptmyiniftrisr/r^4:ftill, (,;, ^
And he vpon an others back, - v^
His points vntruft)his breeches flack: (
M/ countenance he fliould not d^
For I am expertin thelafli.
But m V fweet LafTe my loue doth flie,
Whicn {hall make me by poyfbn die.
P<r/Wtw,I willridmylife,
JEither by poyfon,fword,or knife. Exit,
Enter Mi^ruPirthnr^dPifkin.
iiif.Sr. Sirra when faw you your Maifter ?
Ttf. Faith Miftris when I iaftlookt vpon him.
Af^Ar. And when was thti.
fif. When I beheld him.
MiJi,Ar. And when was that?
Pif. Mary when he was in my fight, and that was ye-
fterday jfincc when I faw not my maiftcr.nor lookt on my
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;n flattring language,or diflembling fhow
/rayagame,and /know what/ do, ^^i . tv; . . :., n
/willnotnamearaanaliuebutyon. -v ; r, n; ,/-'.?!' T
her houfe / came at vnaware,
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TouareyongimIUis,wiliyouroo(fey6iiryoutfr?'; _ /
Mif.kr, rcmptftomorediueljthydcraKrn^e 'j-
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Hath chaung'd it (cifc in to an angelsttiapie,
But yet f know thee by thy courlc oflpecch*
Thou getsan apple tabetraypoore:?M^ •'.'^i
Whole outffdcbearesafhowofpleafintfruief, -'•^
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Butthevildebranchon which thisapplegtew, ^;- '•'''
Was that which drewpi>orcJ?<wirom Paradice.- ^^ '?-'
Thy Syrens fbng could make medrownetny(ieII^» ^ ' '
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Butifwebothflioulddefp'raterunnetofinne^ ^
Wefliouldabide eertainedeftruiftion.
But hec's like one that ouer a (wcetface
Puts a deformed vizard for his fbulc,
Isfreefromanyfuchintentsofill
OnlytotiyraypatiencCjheputson '
;AsFuriSddftfyng4i^s,{UKldmclscio(res,
. Asmajdcstohiiy5,th^?pariagedaksputpff?- .
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What wilt ti^«?^^^?^,;^jW,ei|)wfiftnomorciU.ri^
/tuhisextremuifiJ5,|^««a^|&i^yc,^_
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Heres%hfiaubj^^ttK»rifl>)^lQ«e^^Qf<J$il' •/..•^Vv ^-
Liften a whilea^d,*K;?«% jfeis ffe^Ji^ayfpc^^^
Aw^ Asi» pte(cnti^JrtK>u loath'ft tbc gi&I ftm ^lec,
2Vo^/»^tarricb^4ic,f(9flhcbe^WM»«Wf«y^
Fain wo!d^i4i^y>^lj»f wtJjlHH j«l?^iw<>rd'ai»l I dig biff
Or by a {lo9.<^wwftpa?!f fHfi^hfmiseeiih, (wtioeg'
Inderperatioi!kwo«WtQfoot)jv$,vp, diiw J
J^wmife repentant recantation.
And after fall into that defperatecour/e, . .,A
Bgth which I will preuent with policie. J"
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hmttehufeagiodmfejromaBdd,
Jmi. O death come with thy dart,conie death whe I bid
Mtrs vem vent mors^ and from this mifery rid mcc ^thee.
She whom I Iou*d,whom I lou'd,eue flie my iviczt pretic
Doth but flout & mock)& Ief},and diflimltlary. {Mdrj,
F«/. lie fit him finely.'iti this paper is
The luice of Mandrake, by a Doftor made
To caft a man whofe leg (hould be cut off.
Into a deep,a cold and fenccles flcep^
Offuch approued operation,
Thatwholbtakcsi^isfortwicctweluehoures *
Breathle(re,and to all mens iudgements pad all fepcc:
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jtmi. OptAtumveniifaucistovole,
Ful, SitjuidinduJInanoPratibifacietdicquefi.
Ami. Attend me fir,I haue a fimplehoufe,
Butas the learned D/c^M^/faith
In his Epidle to TertuUian,
It is extremely troubled with great Ratts,
I haue no mus puflTe nor grey eyde Cat
To hunt therri out.O could your learned Art
Shew me a meanes how I might poyfbn them:
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Andasitproucslprayyoufcndto^ne *
And let me knowjwold you ought elfc
with roe"
hmLUtHmequidcmM^r\ thatyou
fay wil take theraf
A thoufand thankesfweetfir, Ifay toyou ^^"^"'^
As r«^ymhis,iEfops Fables faid,
A^*f;^/|m/^Jo farewell, -1/4/^;
Exit
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Adiew.ComeJetvsgoeJIongtoree'
What the cuemofthis new left
will Se.. ;
A«/M..Ar/)&«.asItakcit.
rfn.Ar. Sir the fame.
A;// Sirldcfweyou morefamiliarloue
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'Would I could bid my fclfevnto your houfe f
Forlhauewifhtforyouracquaintancelong.'
2f*;».^r. Sweet yi.Anfelmt I defire yours too : ^
Wil you come dine with me at home to morow,
Youfliall be welcome laflureyou fir.
A//y:ifearefirIfl)aIlprouetooboldagueft. ^
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ron.Ar, You ftal be welcome ifyou bring
your friend*.
J^«/. O Lord /ir,wefhall betoo troublefome.
rang Ar. Nay now twill infor^e-dpromife/rom you,
Shaillexpe.ftyou..' "
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Yes with all my heart.
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BythismyLouetomorrowIfhallfee. Ta://. Z^
Ami. This poyfon (hall by force cxpeli, ^
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Amorem\ouQ^I»fernionhd\. .'fiA
Perhocvenenumtgal^ '
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Hath got (bme compound mixture, in difpiirc '''•?
To end his dcfperate fortunes and his life : ' " - "t
He get it from him,and with this make way
l^ Tomywiucsnight,andtomyLouesfaircday. ^ i.-'i X
Ami, In nomine domi»e,inend&(3XCNd\t o'c ! O '^^
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Thisfrantickdeedof mincforfhainc«v'iV'£>:ijf. ! -
Myfwcetthagifternotaword, '
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Fa And
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A fteajfatitetfieeiteiiCiMketSe
And death come with his dart and kiUme.
Ifwhatispaftyouwillconceale, ,
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Ami, Then ray fpirit becomes ftronger,.
And I will Hue and ftfetch longer:
ForO/«/</raid,and didnotlie, •
Thatpoyfonedmendo oftendie*
But poyfon henceforth He notcatc^
Whilft I can other vi<aualls get
\/ Tomorowifyoumakcafeaftj '
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kmU ebufeageedWifefrom aifad.
FIrft luft xc Reafony as thechiefe man there. ' '*i
Ftp. Ilego,butby.thishandIletelImyMiftrisasroone_
as I come home^that Miftris light-hecles comes to dinneK
to morrow. -
Loueii^aotmuichvnlikeAmbitiofri, , , n n ids'i/fi .
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f/^. / pray you eafe your tailc Sir.
luff. Mary and will good fclIow,twentic thankcs.
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Pip. M.Hue as wclcom as hart can tcl,or tong can think.
Hu. /thank you M.P/p^/»,/hauegotmany^gooddifli
of broth by your meanes. •
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That giuesmcpcnfiofl by the quarter;
''] TomygoodMiftreffe^andthereft,
That arc the founders of this feaft.
InbriefeIfpeakctotfw»wall, '».:;'
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That to their meatc intend to falh .%:> :
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fon.hr.Gentlemen^clcoinealljwbiKftftfatoict -^-
Theirpriuate welcomcjjWifcbirityourGtKargC^b:.' .^ ii'I
TogiuethiiGcntlewoman ehtertainhrent. oat iP^B 10 i
HusbandjZwilhothisisflicvfurpcins jon;;..l
Afz/TAr.
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ThepreciousintereftofmyHusbandslou^ri '/.'-'<: 3 :
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You are intircly welcome Gentlewoman, /!
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. Indeedyouarc,praydonotdoubtofit. (neftie, ,^
y\.arj. IthankyouMiflrisAr/A*r,nowbymylitleho-
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\ Itmuchrepentsmetowrongfochafteawoman.
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J OH. kr. GentlcSjput ore your legges,firft M. luftice,
Here you dial] fit.
Injl. Andhere(lialImiftrisArf/;//rfitbyme.
\- ^^''w.Ar. Pardon me fir,fhefliallhaue my wifes place.
i»///:Ar. Indeed you fhalI,for he will haue it fo.
M^r;*. If you will needs, burl fhall doo you wrong to
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take your place. G oldLu.
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0/s/Xtf.Ibymytaithyoulhould. \ j
iprayyoufit.
r<?«^ Ar. Gentlemen all, /pray you featc your felues:
What (ir Aminadiib, I kniow where your hart isr»
WaitatyourMaifterselbow,now(aygracej •>''•
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For biead^aadfakiforgrapesohdnalti-'!" ''^y'i'^
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p Forfleftiandfifli^and'euerydidi^ ,
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' Mutton andrWefCjofall meates chcefe'r '
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ForCow-heelsiehittcrlingSytripesandfbwfc,
And other m^eatethaits in theboufct '
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Forfrittcrsjpancakesjandforftayes, ... -
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For venifon parties and minct pies
Shcephead and garlkkjbrawneand rpuftard^
Wafers, fpiced cakes,tart and cuftard,
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ForcaponSjTabcts,piggesandgeG(e, .
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BenidicMtu d»mino»
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AH. Amen. \
lu/l. J conyomhankcs^hutfii JmimM, j
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Mary. I thanke you fir,Miftris this draught (hallbe a
Neueraleaftabrdadxotnake^hemlaughir .-; •;
.Ifyou-wiUgiuc'tneaudiencelrwiIftclIye \
Brother,byyeaandnayIlikcnotdiis, ''
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^nd fiiliwirii amoroiisfalfes(he was ialated^
My ardeffc ipeecbwitMti'iptuit WJSddfiftrtcd.
<>/rfX*. Goodjgood indeedithe|>^ffi^cr£lhear<|i.
oi^Ar.IpromifcybUftwas'exccedinggood. ^^
/i^ai Ofr7ftequeh,rrdhcrdlyrbadbyri%hici; ,
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Seeming
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wmtownjzMjoogn'tjtjnm »baw. "'-,
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Clofe to my thigh my metamorphis'd breech
My cloake was narrow Gaptc,my haire cut (horter,
Offwent my Skarfe,thus marcht I to the Porter.
hll- Ha,ha,waseucr heard the like.''
Ful. The Porter fpyingrae,did lead me in,
Where his fairemiftriS fat reading on a chapter;
Peace to this houfe quoth I^and thoft within.
Which holy fpeech with admiration wrapt her.
And euer as /rpake,and came her nie,
Seeming diuine^turndvp the white ofeye.
MK
So/ojWhatthetijWhatthen?
Forward,! pray forward fir*
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She btttflit&fiid that lonfi;tongud men would
Ikcta'dnabe as fecrct as the night, Ctell,
And /aidjonlboth / would put out the light.
oldhr. In footh he wouId,a pafiGng pafling Zcaft.
Ful, Odonotfwearequoth(he,yctputitout,
Becaufei would not haue you breakeyour oath,
/felt a bed thete as /gro^t about.
In trdath quoth /jhcrc will we reft ys both.
S weare you in troth quoth flie,had you not fwornc
/had not don't,but tooke it in foule fcopne,
. Then youwiltdbWiie quoth /j though /beJoath,
ile come quoth (lie,ije it but to kcepe your oathi
/«/?. 'tis \^erfe pretic,but now whens the /eafFi*"
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ri'«.Z,«/.ThebeftaccordthatcouliJ'betidcthcijiloues.
Arif. The worft accord that coftld bcitjde iliy leiUe.:. 7
hmi.
h»»t9thtt[eAgotiiWifejfmAhad.
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AU About to rifi. .
Pifni.WhatrifingGentIcs,kcepyourplaccs,
He dofc vp your ftoraackes with a grace.
ODomine^Cbmputer^
Thateiu'ftvs winein ftc^dof water,
And from the Pondand Riuer cleere,
Mak'ft nappie Ale and good March Bcere,
That fcnd'ft vs fu ndry forts ofmcate,
And eucry thing wc drinkc or eate.
To maidesjto wiues,to boyes,to men,
LkusDeoYancieAmen*
Ton.^r, So muchgood do ycall,and Gentlemen,
Accept your welcomes better then your chcarc.
oidLuf. Nay fo we doo,Ilegiucyouthankcs for all
Come M. luRtce,you do walke our way.
And M. Ar/^«r, and old ^»^^ your man,
Wecle be thefiiA will ftrainc curtcfic^
Mf. Godbewithyouafl.
Exeunt old Arthur, Lufantfd'lajlict,
Ami, Propimits e^oftm^lc be the next.
And manyouhomeyhowfay you Lady?
Ten.hr. I pray you do,good fiTAm/n^dak
Mary. Syrjifit be not too much trouble to you.
Let me intreat that kindnerte at your hands.
Amifta. Intrcar,f?e,no fwecte LalTe commaund,
Sicfinmc^ now take the vppcr hand.
Hee mans her away,
Ton.hr. Come wife,tliis meeting was all for our fakes,
Ilong to fee the force my poyfbn tales.
M^.hr. My dea;re,dearehusband,in exchangeof hate.
My louc and heart fliall on your feruicc waite.
Exeunt hrthurhisWife»
knf. So doth my loue on thee,but long no more.
To her rich loue,thy feruice is too poore. ^
Ful. ForQiaracnomore,youhadbeftexpoflulatc
Your loue with cuery ftraungerjleauc thefc fighes,
And chaunge them to familiar conferencCi
Tm.Luf Truftmc the vertucs ofyoung Ar/A«rj wife,
Her conftancie.modeft humilitie,
Her patience,and admired temperance,- .
Enttr Pifkins,
Pip. O my miftris,my miftrisjfbees dcadyihees gone,
flieesdeadjfhcesgone. < ' \
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0/amficke,raypainegrowesvroifeaiidwbrfe, .
?//>. O ]S4jjh-is,6^A'^^,6^«j/&,aMiflris,i^<^*/tniift
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?ipt O
^«^Iammad,bear€viritnmcjIcaflfl05chu(e,
6dcath,6Miftris,6Miftiis,6dcath. £xU.
Hu. Death quotha,he hath altnoft made me dead with
beating. ;^. .;
Enter Re4fp»^ld^thWtMdeidLufailft*\' y
I|)Fitheelcatieme,tbitherismy way.
Ful. I amt&reyou ieaft,yoii Tjvcancnoras yoo fay*
&vfi NojHoJk but go tO'the Church and pray. '*
Tiiou
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Thou didft delight in my Ibcietie,
By all the rights ofiriend(liip,and of loue.
Let me intreat thy abfence bui one houre.
And at the hourcs end I will come to thee.
Ful. Nay if you wil bcfoolifh,and part reafon,
He wafh my hands like PiUte,(xoxn thy follic.
And fuffer thee in thdc extremities.
Sxit»
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O r to defile the bodic of the dead, '.'r usl.-rN
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Hath frairidtheehither to redeemc her life.
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i^///7Ar. Liucsanym<bngftthefcdcad/'nontbottnyfel£
A«yrOyes,aimanwhofehearttin now was dead,
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/s good both fbiyoui- bodies and^our minds.
Tis notyet day,giae memy Tinder^biox,
Mean time vnlioofcyour{aGhds-&yourbooke5^
-Draw,draw, and take you toyourleflonsboycs. ^ j
Am. Infhevrfiireihccteiinybx>y,it»«'t'&,;\vhcre?i ••
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Boy. FideHii^cr^viiiieiiUcthetc, n , ;
u^"s,i»ii{
Ami. O Domine^DfmtMeM'^epvsfromeuifli^iHtyj.hi
AcharmefrGmflenijChcworldj&thediuell. jr::;- \
Exeunt running,
J»///Ar, O tel inc not my bu&band was ingraic,
Of that he did attempt to poyfon me.
Or that he laid me hcre,and I was dead,
Thefe arc no nicunes at all to win my loucv
Anf. Sweet Miftris,he bequath'd you to the eanh.
You promis'd him to be his wife till death,
And you haue kept your promife,but now fincc
The world,yourhusbad,& your friends luppttfe
Thatyou aredcad,grantmebutOfKrcqueft,
And I will Iwcarc neucr to follicite more.
Your facred though ts to ray diihoDcft loue.
Mif.kr. So your demand may beno prciudift
To my ch. ft name,no wrong Vnto my hu&ban<d,
Nolutcrhatmaycoiicem my Wedlock breach,
I yeeld v ito it,biit ro pa(P? thebandsof nJodeftie& cha-
Firft wilt/ bequeath my felfc againe ftitjc
Vnto thisgraue,and n<acr psrt from hence.
Then tairit my foulc wJtlj hiacke iinpuritie.
A». Take here my hand & faithful hart to gage.
That I will neuer tempt you more to finne .
Onelyrofeethcendofiucblc-audluft,
And Icno w rh e differe'rrce.o^ a<hafte w if« betl.
And one whofe life is inwlllnafendTe led.^held,
Mif.Ar, 3foiiir|iiot'ber46aver,tuous Matron
Hi H«
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Hercounfell,confcrencc,anclcompanie,
May muiihauaile me,there a fpace lie flay,
Vpon condition as you faid before,
You neuer will mouc your vnchafte fute more.
Kn. My faith is pa wnd,6 neuer had chafte wife,
A husband offoleaud and vnchaft life. Exmtt^
Enter Mitr/e Braho, and Splay
Bra. MiftrisIlonghaueferu'dyou,eucnfincc
Thcfcbriflcdhayrcsvponmygrauelikechin
Wcreallvnborne:when/iirftcamctoyou
Thcfe Infant feathers of thefe rauer^s wingj,
Were no£ once bcgunnc. w
5^1. No indeed they were not.
Bra. NovvinmytwoMuchatoesforaneed,
Wanting a rope,I well could hang my felfc
I prithee Miftris,for all my long fcruice,
For all thcloue that I haueborne thee long.
Do me thisfauour now to marry me.
Enter young Arthur. '
Andno\vti5irK)iiiing,andnewftrutkcnfeuen. ''• •
TheyaremyfcuenyearcsPrcntiniipofwoe.
Jongkr. Ipritheebcpaticnr,/hadfbmeoccafion
That did inforcc mc from thee yefternight.
Mt. I you are foone inforc'd,foolc that I am,
7*0 dote on one that nought rcfpe(5i:cth mc
Tis but my fonunej am borne to beareit.
And cucrie one fliallhauc their deftinic.
Tonghr. Nay wcepenotwench^thouwounddmec
with thy teares.
Mary. Iamafoolc,andfbyoumakemeto0,
Thcfe teares were belter kcpr.then fpent in wafir.
On one that neither tenders them nor mc;
What remedie,but if I chance to die,
Gr to mifcarric with that I go vvithall,
lie take my death that thou art caufe thereof.
You iold"Tnc,that when your wife was dead,
ITou would forfake all othcrs,and take me.
TcngAr, I told thee ro,& I will keep my word.
And for that en d I came thus early to thee:
I haue procur'd a hccnce, and this night
We will be married in alawlcfTe Church, ('eafe
Ma. Thele newes reuiue me,& do fomevvhat
The thought that was new gotten to my heart.
But fhall it beio night.'* -i
/wench .tonight.
T<»;2^Ar. j
And I wiUTrgoherwithitprclently.
Tut. Vflkffv repoit befalfc,tbey arc linkt alrcadie.
They are iaftflfS words can tic them: /will tell thcc - ,
Tohaueawife^dpffffentlywoiarrie: ^
AndtohisLouca^»Pc<cnthcdiacarric. , v; , . f < . ^
no more.
Tul. When dothyourcolour change/*
When doth your eyes Sparkle with fire to reucngc thcfc
wrongs?
When doth your tongue breake into rage and wrath,
I ^, Againft
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A»/2/.Andcanyoulouchirayet^
FhL Then did he not v. v.; KuluxLi^.
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MifAr. AndyctjandyetiandftilUnd^uerwhilal .
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howtcchuJeagSodwifefiovtAhX.
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Then I haue done long may they Hue in pca(*<*i
lie done: : pca^?; '
rolacejbutbccaufe'
TiU/difturbe their rolacejbutbccaufe-' ;;.;^ '/^
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7 tcarefomemifchiefc doth hangorchis head, '^
lie weepe mine eyes dric with my prefcht Care,
And for their healths make hoarcc my toong v^th praier '
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FuL Aftfureflicisawomanfifihebe,
She is creiaiteafNaiiircs purine. - - '- •
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t : iul. Thenthosrefolu^,/ftraight\yilldrinkctothce^
» A health thus deepcjtodrownc thy melaftcholyi. :
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Shall/tiotgoeabroadbutwhcnyoiipltafc
jt Ganil^dtw^itMHienjneetej^thnjyfrii^nds,^^'^^^ 6«"
Butat my o3ftiftjiijt^homtlydU-virl!^<idntr6Wlcmcf ^
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fong Ar. But more then faire, was (he not VCftuoti?,
Endued with the beautic of the mindc ?
rw.Ar. Fai^hfothejrfaid.
rong Ar Harkc in thme earcjle truA thee with my life,
.
Thenwhichwhatgrcatcrinftanceofmyloue,:, ^ji^,^^
\' Thou kneweft full well hpw fodainly (he died, '; .^jj .r[j^
hpIetfdntewceitedCemedk
Botrariicr wiffi the bewtie ofthe minde.
Which neither time can altcrjfickneflc change.
Violence defacc,nor the black hand of enuie,
Smodge & difgracejOr fpoile,or make deformd.
O had myTiotou^husbandborne this minde.
He had bene happie,/ hacj bene more bicft,
And peace had proughtour quiet fbuies to reft.
Enter young Pirthurpotrelj.
YongKr. O whither (hall /flie to feuc my life,
When murtherand difpairedogsatmy hcelcs,'
O miferie,thou neuer foiindft a friend,
All friends forfakc me'h iii aducrfjtie : '
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iftaruefor hunger,and/dieforthirft:'' ;
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Had/akingdome7wduTdfellmyCrownt '
hmtochujedgeodwifef'onishdd,
Andyctpcrforcel muftorbegorftaruc. ' "'^f..
This houfe belike longs to fbmc gentlewoman, .
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What thou haft bene,thy fortunes,thy cftate,
Andwhatfticwasthatlrelcmblemoft? -
Mif.kr. Whydoftthougricucatthciiaduerfiiics.^ :
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Jengkr. O blame me nor, that man my kinfm an was,
K Nearer
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Myblabbingteares^nnotmycbufllcJlkeepei >
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Enter Br.aho with Offcers^plaj and Hagh, ;
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You haue the warrant: Sirs laie hands on him, ' u"^ C
Attach the flaue,and lead him bound to death. I
^x. lead you mould haue :/ am fure you haue more Iron
and ftede, then ;haue,do you laie hands vpon him J pro. I
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ini/e you /dare not. I
^Laiehandsonhim/fay,whyftepyoubackc/* '
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— te*.,MV,-Yt;U€
Now lead roe to what prifon you thinkebcft, ;
YctvfemeweiyamaGcntleman, '
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Hue. Truly M
krthur vve will vfe you as well as h eare
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ThisCurtelaxofminchadclcfthishead;;ii>.io:; : . *„.ii.
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Gome lead hitnhence,howlikcft'chou this fweet witch/*
This fellowes death will make ourimiftris rich.i3!ij7!}rrT o'''
Sfkj. I fay I care not whofc dead or aliue, ;
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So by their liues 6r dciths ^wctwo iria/ahriue;'] .ud itt V i^
k ^"'f. Comebearqiiimtawaya;rhiY/>v»f'iO:^7;5:5r-5'il
ErfterluFtieeReafari.iUtArthur'^rd'Lufam.- i-^i
lujl; OIdM.AnWandMiIL«/^w,foitis,thatrhaue
heard both your complaints,but vridciiftood neither, for
youktion tegefii}r>»mMtlkgmnegii^eeJiA^'.<^^
oldhr. IcoraeforfauomvasjiatherffiicMiUyH i-'^i
. Youcomeforfaudur^ftdyoucoraeforiufticcjJ >
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Iuftic;ewith fauouris not partial|,oo/^l'\ ./; .-v* : b<"': ' "
jkndvfingthat,Ihopetopleafcyouboth. rt'bv!;' • *
lujl.
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^ o/^Ar; aliHthoutfcckfttheruineoEmyifb'nrie,
Thouartatyraiitandablood'fuckcr: f!;; >\y: * •'•). ..:.
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old]lt*t iif/feekethcruineofthyrorjnc/am indeed.
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Andbringthyfwbtd&btictlcriifthbudarft;. !u .
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YengAr: tiflial!notnccd,/docoiiFd(rethcdcci:^
dfwhicti this woman here accufcthmc: i
Ipoifonedmyfirftwife,andforthatdecd ^
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Bloud miift haiie bloiid,and men muft haue death,
I thinkc that cannot bedifpenc'dwithall. rjjr.T^'I
Ma. Ifallthcworyclfcwouldforgiucthedccdir^ \':.'r
Whorcffiamdctfclifedcferuesaftiamefullgraiie.
are not fo lull ot gncfc.
rtng Ar. Deaths bitter pangs
word thou fpcakft,
As this vnkindneffe : eucry
7s a (harpe dagger thruftquitc through my heart.
Aslitrie I deferuc this at thy
hands,
As my kinde patient wife cfeferu'd ofme,
7 Wis her tortnent,Godhath
made thee mm?,
Thenwhereforeatiuftplaguesfliouldlrepjncc'
Where didfl thou buy this paifonJ' for fuch drugs
lufl.
Arefelonie for any man to fell.
rtngAr. Ihadthcpoifonof-^wwi^^j
But innocent man,he was notaccelfaric
Tomywifcsdcathjlclcarehimofthcdccd.
luJi.Uo mattcr,fetch him/etch him,brmg him
To anfwerc to this matter at the barrcr
HMgytakc thefe Officers and apprehendhim.
Bar. He aide him too,the fchoolcmaifter I fee
Perhaps may hang with him forcompanie.
Enter Anfelme and Fuller.
Knf. Tliis is the day oi\rthurs examination
And triall for the murder of his wife:
Letshearehowluftice ReafonwWl proceed,
Jnccnfuringofhisftrickc punifhinu-nt.
Anfelme conre nt,lets thruft in among the throngs
Fttl.
Enter Arnhndah^i^rortghtift with Officers.
Aw. Oi??»»/V;,\vhat meane thefe knaucs.
To lead mc thus with bills and glaucs ?
O whaeexample would it bee,
Toall my piipills for to fee,
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I For yonder 7uniceiJwyi/» fits. ; / ((.'^^p. .* - .
Ujl. SirDadjSirDab.hcrcsoncaccufcthyou
To giuc him poifon being ill imploied,
Speak how in this cafe you can dcare your fclfe.
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