Fathersown Son. | 


COMEDY. 


Formeily Acted at the Private Houle 
in Black, Fryers; # 


And novv at the Theatre in Fere- 
ſtreet by His Majefties Servants. 


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The Author 
JOHN FLETCHER Gent. 


| FITIE 


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LONDON, 


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"CHARLES COTTON. ! 


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Y dire&ing of ti piece Ofty 
© to yoo, renders me obvious 
F to many cenſures, which1 
b 6 uld willingly prevent by, 
aring wine owne ah 
your right thereto: Mine 
was the forwne ro be made the unworthy 
prelerver of it; yours is the worthy opinion 
you bavevtrhe Author and his Poems ; nei- 
ther can it cafily be derermined, whether your 
affe& ion to them hach made you (by obſer. 
ving) more able tojudge of finder your 
abilic to judge of them _ made you _-_ 


- red. You ſhall oblig 


fe them, deſervedly, not partially. In this 
lexpreflo 


prelumprious aft 
Fd zakt} to him and Nagy ne. 


have built him a more honourable monu« 
mentin char faire opinion you have of him, 
then any inſcription lubje@ tothe of 
timecan be. You will inde him inthis Poem 
25 aRiveas in others, ro many of which, the 
dull apprchenfions of former times gavebur 
ſlender allowance, from malitious cuſtome 
more than reaſon; yet they have ſince by your 
candid 97m beenecleerely vindica- 


this learn hs : (hich is the LIT 
canrender you, mine own vyeake 


too unworthy your judicious p 
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Tour mo} bumble ſervant; 


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ED PAS ES WUE TEETER. 


In prayſe of the Auchour, and his fol- 


lowing Pocme. 


| s buth the life of Att:on and of wit, 

When Attors ſo the fanci' d humours hit, 
As if twixt them and th' Authour there were rife 
How each to other ſhould give mata1ll life. 

The laſt this wanted not. Invention ftrayes 
Here in Romy 13 turning wayes, 
That hike Meade s their curldcircles bend, 
Yet in 4 ſmatth ſlreame ranne t6 crowne the end. 
Then 'tis authiriz'd by the Authors name ; 

Who never writ but with ſuch ſprightly flame, 
As if the Muſes jormily did inſpire, 

= ws rye only with their ſacred fire. 
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What was ons baſtard, ; at 
The world"; wiſer : each man c.18 ſay 
If Fletcher made it 'tis an exclent play. 
Thus Poemes like their Authors may be ſed, 
Never 10 live, till they have fff be beene dead. 


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Oblerv'd ber, ad ber 
And ng Eove eater 


And 

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Made bim appeare in yeares, in gray 
His bow or deve evgy'e feare wot 


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ob jets ever aym'd at, 
, better'd nature, 
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Teeny or you hen which your 
I ave fore'd into her 


Beleeve ſhe is ſo much yours, and won by miracle, 
hrs +402. muy mans Hogg 


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Hishoneſty | 
To thruſt z me; how 1 Jove him, Tx 
He ſhall —_— how, when want and he hereafter 


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me glad to lee your merry well | 
Hhl Faith y'ate weltomn = beyond (eas ? 
Val, None, butnew , uchas youare 
To breed new admirations: 'tis my fifter, 
Pray ye know her fir, 
With all my heart, your leave Lady. 
Alice Ye have itfir; | 


Hyla A ſhrewd imart touch, which do's prognolticate 
A body k: ene andaBtive, omewherold, - © 


Terk ;apery tral gn $6 me 
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Enter Mey. 


Al, My colin Mary 
Inall ber joy Sivto 


For late, voyage,ard recurne. 
Ne] thnke he 


Bat whers my bold Cold her flacknefle 
In viſitation. 

Mary Thinke not ſodeere Vacle, 
I lefr her on hcr knees, thanking the gods 


With tcares and prayers, 
ok you IM 
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Whateyes and lips, whatevery thing about ber ? + 
How like a Swan (he ſwims her pace, and beares_ 
Her filver breaſts? dome the, 


And onely (hc, that 1 will ſo much honour . 


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Or you gone again; Ads pars wine fry —_——— 
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Monfexr Thomas, a (omog; 


Enter Dorothes, d 


$<, Prethee no more ; tis (curvy; ther's thy ſiſter 
Vadea wichone redemption the execs with 


ory + tin rom rob 
rant roms 1 enter with 
my re 
berg wn rr rs x. ben 
But I am furg, this Monkeur, this fine 


The. , 
I am glad to lee thee well: but wher's my facher ? 
Dor, Gonediſcontent, ic (cemes. 
Thew, He didill inic 
As he dos all : for | wanuttering 


A handſome ſpeech or two, I have been ftudyi 
Ere fince 1 came from Pars: bow gled to lee thee 


Boy, lam to ſee you, with more love to2 
WP unann n n > — 

To ce (as he ſnppoſes ) your converſion : 

ug hr pant Yar yore _ 
He has prai'd againſt it mainelyz but it appeares 
Loader) cord mo ringury doen 
Then in your (elte corre ir, deereſt brother, 

. Sincerbere is in our uniformereſemblance, 

No more to make us two, but our bare ſexes: 

And ncocnchappy birth procuceden (thay! 


Let 


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, Monheur Thomas, a Comedy, 


Letone more happy minde. 
Thom. Ir ſhillbe liter, 
For I can doe i: when Iliſt :a d yet wench 
Be mad rgo when I pleate 31 have rhe trick on t, 
Bewarcatraveller,-, - |: 72] 41 200hj'vs Oba" 
Dor, Leave tha wick too, 
Thom. Not for the world: bat wher' _ Miltrede | 
And picchee ſay bow do's ſhe ? I melito (ge het," 


And preicntly : | mult a wigs _—_ 
Der, ihcg doeles, | 1 mi 2 wo! 

For-o-mytath ſhe wil; che Ml brother. | 
Them,. Not ice me ?.1'ke- ha 
Dor, Now yeu play your rueelfy, ve ligg 


How would my father love this 1 Vie aſſure ye 
She willnot ſee you : : ſhehasheardy(onddewdly }) 
that you plaid hnge-yaur depgorures  - 
_ Owne ye came,your (everallanuleheifes. . 
Your rowles,and your wenches : all your quareells, ; 
And the no caules of 'em: theſe | cake it 1220 ke 
Alchough ſhe love ye well, ro model exres, ,, 
Te one that waited 7 fot your reformation; - ; (| 
To which end travell was propounded-ka; ber oole, 
Muſt needs, and reaſon for it, betxamined, ' |! 
And by ber modeſty, and fear” evkghtten 
Tofyle with her atteRions: ye have ! ſt her || 
For any thing | ſee, cxil'd your (ele; : 
Thom, No more of that lweer De), 1 withe civnll. 
Dor, Bat howlong ? 
Thew, Would(t thou have me CENTS 
For yond old thing will diſinberit me 
If /grow too demure: good (weet Ded, prethee : , 
Prethee deere lilter, let me (ce ber. 
Dor. No, 
Thom. Nay, I beſcech thee: by this licks. 
Dor. I: [wagger. 
Them, Kifle me, and be my triend, we r0 wereewins 
And ſhall we now grow ſtrangers ? 
Dor, 'Tignot my fault, 


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Thew, 


Monfieur Thomas, a (omtay. 
Thom, Well, there be other women,and remember 
FX ou, you werethe caufe of thin:there de mote lands too, 

© Andbetrer peoplein 'em: fare ye well, 

' Andother loves: what ſhall become of me 

end of my vanities, becauſe they grieve ye. (there? 

Dor. Come hither,come, do youſee that clowd that flyes 
So light are you, and blown with every fancy : 
Will ye but make me hope ye may be civill ? 
1 know your nature's \weet enough, and tender, 
Not grated ©cn,nor curb'd: doe you love your Miſtrefle ? 
Thew, _y_ that ſayes I doe nor, 
Der, Would ye ſex her # 

Them, It you pleaſe: forirmuſt beo, 
Dor. And to her * 

A thing to be df 
Thow, Yes. l 
Dor, Change 

A little of your wildeneſle into wiſedome, 

And put on a more ſmoothneſle 2 

Ile doe the belt I can to belpe ye, yet 

I doe protelt ſhe ſwore, and iwore it deeply, 

She would never ſee you more: where's your mans heart 

W hat doe you faint at this ? | (now? 

Thom. Shes a woman : 
But he ſhe enteremnes next for a fervant, 
I ſhall be bold ro-quarrer, 
Dor,No thoughrof ing 2 + 
Goe in,and there weelralke more: be bur rul'd, 
And whart lyes in my power, ye ſhall be lure of, 


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Monkey Thome;aCane. 


Scena Ter tids 


Enter afllice and Mary, 


Al. Ee cannot be ſo wilde ill. 

Ma, *'Tis moſt certaine 

I have now heard all, and all the trath, 
Al. Grant all that ; 


| Is he the firſt,that t'as bin giv'n a loſt man, 


And yer come fairely home ? be is yong,and tender - 
And fit for that c— your aff: tions 

Shall ſtamp vpon mAInpe in, 

A hence, theſe mad toyes that now poſleſſe trim 


Marriage diflolyes all theſe like miſts, 

Mar. They are grounded 
Hereditary in him,from his father. 
And to his grave they will baunt bim, 

Al. *Tis yourfeare 
Which #z wiſe part in you ; yet your love - 
However you may ſceme to leflen it 
with theſe diſlikes, and choake it with theleertors,. 
Do what you can will break out to excule him ; 

Ye have him in your hart, and planted, Colin, 
From whence the power of reaſon,nor diſcretion 
Canever roote him. 

Aes,. Planted in my heart Aunt ? 
Beleeve it no, I never was fo liberall : 
= —_—— 

we call pretty ? or {ay it may be hanſom ? 
What though bis promiſes may ſtumble at 


The 
. How willi 
Coren thy 


Will ſhew like bugbeares to him, ſhapes cofright hicm ; 


Mar. All this 


Tdovconkele1 


+ What | 
Alc ey aight?for I obſerv'd ye 
The Fye Aunt, 


Cn A we Ge 

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Yehow iter the aatyaneh, | £ —_ CY 
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CCS OS ——— oO END Oo I nin oO 


Monfenr Thomas; a Coy! © 
Mar. 'le be bang'd firſt, - no. vm. AERO 


But you muſt have your wiy, ' " 'Bhiter Dorothea; 
Or breake down hedges for it: Dorothea, 


The welcom'ſt woman living: how do'srhy brother ? - 
gentleman 


I heare he's turn'd a wondrous civill 
Since his ſhort travell, 
Dor. Pray heaven he make it good eflice. 
Hay, xp > non quarrellto ye, 
Ye ſtole away, andleft my company, | 
Dor, O pardon me, decrefriendit was to welepine 
A brother, that I bave ſome cauſe to love well, | 
Har. Prethee how is he ? thou ſpeaklt truth, 


Dor, Not perfed ; 
3 heorhe wikis 4 Mot 
Mar, Never t ha's forgot tne 


I heare wench, and his bot lovetoo z '- ** 
Alice Then wouldthow!e then, | : 
Mar, And Iam gled it ſhonld be fo; hix travels. | 

Have yeelded him variety of Miſtreſſes, 

Fairer in hiseye farre. = 
eAlice O 


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Dor. It may byg®" *20 hy 0 837070 


Without the loſle of cre&it tot he&g age?” | / 
Such a prodigious thing, ſo monſtrous, 
To fling from all ſociety, - * © 
Mw. His lomuchevntrary 
To my deſires, tuel! h'uncipethy 
Thar I maſt ſooner ſee my grave, 
Dor, Deerc friend, : 
He was not ſo befor he went, 5 $20W YE WO 
Aar.! tic 3107 at tab 
For ail 
lice Come, do not mas 


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* Mayfew Thomas, « (avedy. 


Ye have a minde,, a ..« 
Mar. That minde 1'le maſter then. ” 99 
Dor. And is your hate {0 mortall ? 
Mar, Not to his perſon, 

But to his qualitigsg bys cap 

\V hich till like Hydra: heads yr 

[ bayea cred friend, and. 

ove where their Shove 


| kya. 
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bY 
- Dox,l give up ther dope 94 prayer your bigds ke, 


It I bave any intereſt fi9w: ; 
Doe but this courtſi, accept ths L4{Er, 119 T3v2 51 
Dor, The lame: Fenn —- > => wary Hope 
And as we looke on ſhapes of divels, 
W hich tor che preſent may di our fancy, - . 
Nee hate yemny forge pnſe [ 1:3-bal 
If this , ye may "prays... wa 
ar, Have ye ſeenc it friend ? z\ {4 ” 
or Wl cot byes 7 have not, '9 | 
Bur 7 preſume, ſo. much be honours you, 
The worſt part ofhimlelte wy OG 
nd x | 
Nort it 7any way ſhall like his ſcribling. | | 
Alice A ſhrewd | 
Dor. —— ' 
Tknow ſhe loves him, "4 ow 
Alice Yes, and will novlooſe bim, 
Valeſle be leap into the Moane, beleeve that, - 
And then ſhee'l ſcramble too : yong wencbes loves 
Are like the courle of quarterns, they may ſhift 
And lecme to ceaſe ſometimes, apd yet we lee 
The leaſt diſtemper pu!s 'em backe againe, 
, And ſeats'em intheir old courſe: feare ber not, We 
Vnleſic he be a devill, | 
Mar. Now heaven blefle me. 
Dor. What has he writ ? | 
Mars Our, out upon him, _— 


CB re Ee Int noon am 


Moifewr Thomas, a Comedy, 


So elegant a ſtile 7 pray looke upon't : 


The rareſt inventory of ranke oathes 
Thar ever cut-purſe caſt. 
Alice What a mad boy is this ? 
Mar, Onely ith bottrome 
A little julip 


Ce OS ne Ref te lrenbe coria blifies 


Indeed law. Y oarsfor ever. 
Dor, a 
Mae, You welcome to me,come when yo 
hadere mor command me vera, = 
——p_ bw —anarm), wahnn—— / «arg 
No word of viſitation, as ye love me, 
And ſs for now Ile leave ye. Exit, 
a 
it roares like thunder ? 

With whata late he eacers into ſtile. | 
Deere Miſtreſle, : 

wW be waies to reach her yet:luch likeneſle 
As you two carry me thinkes, | 
I OREN 

yet can : fare'ye well 
Thefoole ſhall now fiſh for hilelte. * 
eo tontentfreggend eendewitna 

ith and ſtrong :and i 

Help. cheep Sy Ne ig . 
Dex, Farewell Alice, L Pxtnnc. 


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Thomas. s — ky. 
4. I s oo 


Monfew 


eAinu Secundu, Sens Prim 


Puter Valentine, Alice, ( ehide. 


Cel, When heaven,and yoa fir 
Shall chinke ic fic: for by your wils Iam govern'd, 
preparation. 


Alice 'Twere good 
Enter Franck, 


Ual, All that may be : 
It ſhall be no blinde wedding: and all the joy 
Of all our friends 1 hope: he lookes worſe 
How do's my friend, my felfe? he ſwears too 
His pulſe, like the low ofa ſpowr, 
Scarce gives his funtion: bow 1'st man, alas ſir, 
Youlooke extreme ill: is it any old griefe, 
The weight of which ? 

Fra. gentle (ir, that 1 feele 
Your love is too too tender, 
Nay bcleeve fir, 

Cel You cannotbethe maſter A. wa 
Either ſome feaver lyes in wait to catch ye, 
mm | 


Ys 


we 


Ie AT tm ty as ES. tom oo nat _ 


Mbrfvia THomds] w1Awk 


We lee preparing: or ſome diſcontent, 
Which if it lye in. this bole, Ldare (ay 
Bothfor this noble Gentlemen, and all 
That live within it, ſhall as readil 


IC As 


Fra. 'Tis a joy to hell, 
Where (uch a vertuous faire Phyſitian 
Is ready toreleeve: your noble cares 
I muſt, and ever ſhall be thankivil for, 
And would my ſervice (Idare not looke upon her) 
Burt be not fearefull, I fcele nothing Jengerous, 
A grudging caus'd by th' alteration 
ayre, may bang upon me: my bearc's whole, 
(1 wouldit were) 
Ual, 1 knew the cauſe tobe fo, 
Fra, No, you ſhall never know it. 
Alice Some warme broths 
To purge the bloud,and keep your bed a day Sir, 
And ſweat ir out. 
Cel. | have ſuch cordials, - . 
That if you will but promiſe me to take *em, 
Indeed you ſhall be well, and Fr $a > 
I'le be your DoRor, you ſhall ſee how finely 
Vie tetch ye up againe, 
al. He (weats extreamely : 
Hot, very hot:þis pulle bears like adrum now, 
Feele ſiſter, feele, teele {weet. 
Fra. How thattouch ſtung me ? 


Jal. My there, - 
Cel. Ad thole ipe in the window, © 
Alice Some ſee his bed made. 
ake courage man, 'tis nothing but an ague' 
Cel. reg femworers, ya 3 
 £rs, Notby thouſands : 
Ndw what'tis tobe truely miſerable, 


Ifeele at fultexperience, 


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Atice 


Monfevr Thomas, a Comedy. 

Ale He growes fainter, 

Us, Come, leade him iphe (Mall robed: a yomir, 
TS x. 

Alice A purge fir : 
Abe a neo ne: | 

Ual, No,no, nobleeding, WW 
A Clyſter will coole all. 

Cell, Be of goodcheere Sir. 

Alice He's loth to L 

(4. How hard he my hand Auat ? 

Alice 1 doe not like that ſigne, 

Ual. wy olrmny oy | 
Sottly,be's full of paine, be 


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With all che care ye have: would | had icuy'd him. Zxemn 


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Scena Secunda. 


Futer Dorothea 4nd Thema, 


Thom. Y our patience, 
not 4 trjan prof; fle his Love ? 
. Ind ies 


Rack a maids repder cares, with dam's and divels ? 
D2 


OA ACE AY AA II — IE YO I EO 


Monfieur Thomas, a (omedy. 

Thow, Out,out upon thee, 
how would you have me write ? 
Begin with my love iſed ? ſutely, 
And by my wuly Mi 

Dor, Take your courſe 
For Ice all perſ{wafion's lo(t upon ye 1 
Humanitie, all drownd : from this howre fayrely 

The, le waſh my hands of all ye do zfarewell Sir, 
Thou art not mad ? 

Dor. RE a A aa 
I] would keep you company : geta iſtrefls ; 
Som ſuburb Sant, that fix pence, and ſoin others 
Will draw to parley : carowſe her health in Cans 
And candles quarrell for her beauty, 
al muſt ſerve your turne z your old love 
s ye of all pcur tyes;diſclaimes ye 


nn amt 
| comand me 
Tho. bqure pry 4 PE 
Dor, Any worthy lervice ._ _ .. 
Vat copfhdri I ahay tell him 
VEN TO M8 PE | much rejoycing 
ora Ange hem [till 7 will it plcale ye 
Fo beer lomghaina Goren e*bloramay peviepaly 
That I may teſtifie you have brought the fame faich 
There be two 


Vablemiſhg iedour 7 ox it itlike you  —.- 
SITTER bh 
Handlom and apt for exerciſe: yor have bin good,ſir, 

And charicable though I ſay is Signi | 
To ſuch poore orphans : and nowery oh roy Leliaton's | 


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Your yong reare Admir: lank heal «2308 ( 
Don lobn, ye had \Blanch the Dairy Mild, © 
Is by an roar ag Fre Gy | 


Foreſecipg ſome ſtrange wonder in the infant 
Srolne from the Nurſe,and wanders with thoſe Prophets, 
There is plate in the parlour, an tors ſir, 

When your waats ſhall ſupply it.S0 moſt batably * 
(Firſt rendriog my due ſervice) take leave fir, 


Monfour Thomas, a Comedy? 


he. NI 


All my in Limbo ? I will 
Yes, I will ber, the divell rore,,, 
I am reſolv'd that, if ſhe live-tbo 
Vie not be bobd 1'th noſe w 


I will be civill too; now I 


Enter Sebaſtian and _ 


Seb. Sirha,l ſay ſtill you have {poild 2 leave 
1fay than tek fo? 61 made m0 _ 


Lan, 1 lay bow 
rae onal 
Firſt to reads perfeRly : w gang 
I wenſdbimbenefer 1ino9 uae 


He was a loſt man. Second! ans 
Sir lowfie Lazacelor, ye rc 


And 
| i thee furiouſly, 
TaETnnnines 


icatter d rogue, 
Enter Thewas with a Books, 
Thom, What (weet content dwels here? 


do 
wade ine. 
$66, Atiy woman 3 of a, 2} on L 20 3 ' 
1 care not of what colour, or complexiop, | 


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Mewfon? Thomas, 4 (omedy 
Any that can beare children: reſt ye merry. Exit, 
. i Vn urrerhpundone:tieane diſcharg'd me, 
I am regiment. 
Thom. ry 1 
And wither at#nold mans words ? 
La. O pardon me, | 
I know bim but too well: eight (core I take it 
Will not keepe me from bearing, if nor : 
Ile give him leave to breake a leg, and thank bim : 
You might have fav'd all this, and{worn # little. 
W hat had an oath or two bin? or a head broke, 
Though t'had been mine,to have fativfied the old mn ? 
The. |'lebreake it yet. 
La. Now 'tis tao lace, 1 taker 2 
Will ye be dranloev/ s lefle intreary 
all yet/ not mad drunk, 


Ll: ye ſtute is delperate, 


That tayes his ſongs: bat firſt where ly es wy Miſtreſle, 
Did ye our that ?, 

La, Vh Lodge, alone fir, 
None but her owne attendagts, 

The, 'Tis the happier : 
Away then, finde this Fidler, and doe not mtfe me 
By nine a clocke. 

La. Via Exit; 
gb Ter Hog mens pe. IG 

pur to and yet I 
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Enter Pola and Sew; 


S. _—_— Thomaſis, 


Tho, I doe embrace your body : 
How do'ſt thou Saw, 
Pn nm 
Wis't 
Hyl. Thou artgot alter'd, 
They {aid thoy-wert all Monſieur. 
Tho, © beleeveit, 
Jem marketers ET 
The civil ſt Gentleman in ne 
Degaet 0 20 Oc 6 rr 
A much converted mani wher's the beſt wine boyes ? 
Hy1. A ſound Convertice. 
Hy IN made up twenty yet ? 
r Lady 
1 bave giv hnedpoſh art ore Take its 
tell in love with, ſ{cor'd ſixteene, 
The. Look to n= wen pee ee 
Will rowze, regt thee piece- meale, 
Sam, bn _ ————_ 


a _— —» 0-1. no EY. 
0 
Hyl. No jondy, th; 
Norany wie wan think; wa 
me now age x 
Woudye re mono whey, 


Saw, W may take a Maid, 
_ kala Lungs med. 2, | 


fu _- Ts _ 


give br ger ſops? 


CE 


3 


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Monfeur Thomas, (omedy. 
Nor all the feathers in the Fryars, 
Them, Then take a widow, 
EI 
a n:worder, 
Ml. dn, OY 
Los ons ann pak 
hat plealure y yeelds me, / never cover 
To lay vp for the morrow: and ime thinks ever 
mans cooke drefies my dyct nexce(t, (noled, 
| Thow, Then wall wont to love ld women ud flae 
And han would Gy they Lil the Fhewoopes fe 


Enor over the tage, Þ lane and nthers, 

The, Whats the matter ? Ll 
Wh ee che ant # ” [ 

yes o' 

Saw. Othe Gentleman, 

The yong —_— , Maſter Valentine, 
travell with him, as 7 heare 

A abefick Gn GER 


9% 6 Wh? yoy Fran Frank? 
The onely temper'd {pirit, Scholler, Souldier, 
Courtier: and all in one piece?'ris not poſlible, 


Enter Alice, 


Sam. Ther's one can better (atisfie you, 
Tho, yoo Lady 
] joy in you Laoy; 
Good Monſieur T howat , 
velcome from your cravell; 1 ani taſty; 
| AGentleman lies ſicke ſir, 
« The, And bow de'ſt thou ? 
E [4 


—— — 
— — 


=> I > nm 


Monfeur Thomas; DEnnS. 
| muſt know, and I will know. , 
Alice Excellent well, 
As well as may be, thank ye. 
Thow, Iam gladorwt; ih MN 
And prethee harke. 2c.s "2 £83t: 1 1 
Alice 1 carmot ſtay, | 
Thow, A while Atice. (Nil, 
Sew, Never loo —rormcs drrb meyer month 
Hyt. > , pretive be quiee, '- 
eAfice | | 
Thow. Of ie. | 197 11 _ 
Hyl. A cleaneinſtep, 19 wy mW 
that I love alife: 1 did not marke ey aw 
This woman halfe ſo well before, how quicke 
Andnile ik ſhadow thrtbe lg he 
the cofour of ber 


Ihaveno time to talke now, 


I. Pretty breeches, ' 
LES 
Thom. By heaven. 
eAlice She will nor, 
1can aſſure you that, and ſo | 
Tho, Bur this word. wx gargd=» + 
Alice 1 cannot, nor 7 will nott good Lotd, | | Exit. 
Hyl. Well you ſhall heare tnorefrom tne. * 
T hew. Wee'llgor viſite © 
Tis charity : beſides I know ſheiv there : 
And under viſitation I ſhall ſee hir. ,, 
pep me Ht 
any meanes. 
The, Be lure then 
Rs Leen pertabenyheres 
Shall make mirth fora marrjageday.. 
 Hyi. Away then, 


Orr" 


Monjour Thomas, 1s Comedy, 
Scand 1 evtia. 


Enter three Phyſitians with an Vrinall, 


1 Phi. APluriſie, 7 ſee it. 

2 1 rather hold ic | | 
gn 
Ti pau tar robert en 
"Tisa 
A arez, » plaguy ſurfer; he maſtdieed. 


3 ty beet | 


x 14a 'tis dangerous : 

The perion beiag ſpenc ſo much beforehand, 
hn acres Dich, coole clyſters. © - 
2 Now with y ſhould think a younſc : 
For take away muſt follow, EY 
The omni wrt s unflani'd yet. 
3 No, no, wee'lredtifie eel en gm ty 
Nature ſo ſunke, muſt finde 00 violence. 


- Buter @Sorvans, 


$ov, Wit pleale tpn? th wake geen 

— 50, Wiedey-r '7 
x Come, we will attend tn, - 
2 He ſhall doe well friend. - 

* Doe ell 7 wertantibee,righ tnbibinh 

I w e 

3 Ther's no doubt inhim,nenem alloev't faareling; - 


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ay 


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Monfienr Thomas, « Comedy, | 
Scena' Quarts. 


Enter Valentine and Michael. 


ww he is deſperare Gek,1 do beleeve well, . 
wept dahrer wider ore | 
lyes within the helpe of phyſicke, 

his bealrhy or ars (6 care bio, |. 
Ben are cotened: dleane belideat, 
I would tell ye the truc cauſe too, but ek EE 
Nay, run ye mad. | 
Yai, May alli bave reſtore him ?- . _. | 
1 dornorkmy te cate wy yam vo 
I not know 4 yea t00,, *p 
Mich: Now I well 


wn TT. (1 
Hei mui quod 


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Ile:al you, - 
Jus berbs, | 
4. es good friend. gofrom me, 

conference : TEE © gp 


19 


Te *T will prove too certaine, 
But beare it nobly —_ hach bis errors 


Val, 1 Gall do, | thank yer pray ye no words on't, 
I | - Ea. 


Alice Q deere brother, 
+—anx-r wand ryou will ſee him . 


Ares Lihink, 


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— Is Thomas; a(anagy! 


«do Collide, 


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Ual. He de; for koionarry aw 1 
Cel, Will aorta dyethen # IT 

When th'ocher ſhall recover? 4 


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Cell. Me thinks be ſhould goe necreir, if he love her ; 
I ſhe love him AbM\'9 _ 
Val. She do's, and would doe equall 
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Monfieur Thomas, a (omeay. 


Enter Collide, 


3 1 mary ſachs Phyſicke 
May chanceto find the humour : be not long Lad 
For we muſt miniſter within this halfe houre, Exit, Plaw. 


Thar ye 
Or would 
Would drinke {mall Beere but ſeven yeare, and aboliſh 
Le tuna ty _—— wenchi 
T too Indi might fai 
What torment thele | into bodies. 
Cell, How do you worthy Sir ? 
Fra, Blefle me, whatbeames 
Flew from theſe angel! eyes : O what a miſery 
What a moſt ſtuddied rorment tis to me now 
To be an honeſt man : dare ye fit by me? 
{e1l, Yes; anddo morethen that too r comfort ye 
I ſee ye have need. 
Fra. You [16cm Phyſician z 
You bring no bitterneſle gilt ore, to gull us 
No danger in your lookes, yer there = death yes. 
Cell, 1 woald be lorry (ir, my charity 
And my good wiſhes tor your bealch ſhould merit 
So ſtubborne a conſtraRion : will ic pleaſe ye 
To taſte alittle of chis Cordiall Enter Valentine 
For this I thinke muſt cure ye. 
Fra. Ot which Lady ? 
Sure (he has found my griefe ? why do you bluſh fo ? 
Cell, Do you not underſtand ? of this,this Cordiall, 
Val. Ot wy atflited heart : (he is gon tor ever, 
Fre, What heaven ye bave brought m: Lad; ? 
F 


Cell. 


Monfeur Thomas, « (omedy. 
Cell, Do not wonder 1 wy 
Fox tis not impadence, aor went noue 
me do this ; but love to ſave your lite fir 
life, too < xcellent to loole in wiſhes 


upon dead man, 
ye have, and ] 
: and his 


When all the power 
Lyes in anothers li 


thought no 

But ſo math has your danger, and that ſpell 
The powerfull name of friend, prevail'd above him. 
To whom lever owe abcdience, 
That here 1 am, by his command tocure ye, 
> hv 37 nn 2 IEEE, NOOR 
And williog|yl i, | 

Fra. - te wo. 
Maſt cm miſery make. me 3 trivmph 2? 
——__ "7 0a —__4 to be a Traitor 7 
© vertuous goednes, keepe thy felfeuntainted : 
You have no power to yechd, nor heto render 
Nor | to take : Lam reſolv's todie firſt; 

Val. Ha ; faiſt thou fo # nay then thou ſhalt noe periſh 
Beyond the of King domes, free contenc, 
Sooncr would fnatch atſuch ab cffer'd 
Then at my pardon'd lite by the law forteited, 
Ver, yet Onoble beauty, yet O paradiſe 
For you are all the wonder reveal'd of it, 
Tet 1s a gracitude to be prelerv'd 
Aw gratitude to one moſt worthy. 
The nar, and noblencs of tricads, 


Cell 


Mowfeur -- w Thomas, « (omedy. 


Cell. Pray tell me 
If 1 had never koowne that gencieman 
Would you not willing)y embrace my offer ? 


| Fra, Doyou make a doubt ? 
(ell. And can yebeun 
_ aq : his aime too a 
” at you, 2 noe a = 
ns ny 


That eo _*# 
Shewes ſhadow to me, this, and fading. 
_ Fad. Excellent Friend. 

| Pre, Te have no ſhare 
|  Yewrebelyde;younre not Cedbat, 
; Fs ih 


oo OE. ap rai ag 4 AIG 


Mogfiewr Thomas, a (omedy. ' 

The modeſt, unaculate : who are ye ? 
For I will know : whac devill to do miſchiefe 
Vato my verruous Friend, hath (hifred ſhapes 
With that nnblemiiſhed beauty, 

Cell, Donot rave Sir, 
Nor let the violence of thoughts diſtraR ye, 
You ſhall enjoy me : I am yours 2 | pitry 
By thoſe faire eyes | do, 

Fra, O double hearted; 
O woman, perfe&t woman : what diſtraftion 
Was meant to mankind when then was't made a devill, 
What aninvyting hell invented ? ecll me, 
And if you yet remember what i- goo Jnetle, 
Tell me by that, and truth, can one fo cheriſh'd 
So fainted in the ſoule of him, whole ſervice 
Is almoſt turn'd to non, 
\Vhole every day endeavours, and defires 
Offer themſ{clv:s like incenſe on your altar, 
W hoſe heart holds no intelligence, but holy 
And moſtreligious with his love ; whole life 
(Andlert itever be remembred Lady) 
1s drawne out only for your cnds. 

Val, O miracle. 

Fre, Whoſe all, and every part of man : pray make me 
Like ready Pages wait upon ycur pleaſures ; 
Whole breath is bur-your babble, Can-ye, dare ye, 
Muſt ye caſt of this man, though-he were williag, 

in anoblenes, {o croflt my 
His friendſhip durſt confirme it, without baſleneſle, 
Wirhour the ſtaine of honour ? ſhall nor people 
Say liberally bereafter, ther's the Lady 
That loſt her Father, Friend, berlelte, her faith too, 


To fawne npon a ſtranger, for oaght”you know 


As faithleſſe as your ſelfe, in love as frui ? 
Yal. Take ber withall my beart, thou art fo honeſt 
That tis moſt neceflary | be undone. 
(#8. With all my ſoule poſlefic her, Exit, Val. 
Tull this minur. 


: | 


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Monfeur Thomas, « (omeay: - 

I ſcorn'd, and hated ye,and came to colen ye: * 
Vrrer'd thoſe things might draw a wonder on me, 
To makeye mad. , | 

Fra, Crdermtttttarentins 

Cell, Nor did your danger, bur in chariry. 
Move me a whit: nor you unto me 
More then a common objeR, yer, now truely, 
Trethn,cod nobly 1 doe love ye deerely, 
And this houre, ye are the man I benour, 
You are the man, the excellence, the honeſty , 
The onely friend, and | ac glad your (ickneſlc 
Fell ſo moſt happily at rhis time on ye, 
To make this truth the worlds, 

Ht mms =. ame gs 

Cel. to your , that over, 
'Tis like a ſtrong buile Caſtle; feared bigh, _ 
That drawes on all ambitions, (till repaire ir, 
Srill fortifie itz there are foes 
Beſides the tyrant beauty, will aflaile it : 
Looke to your Centin |s that watch it hourely,” 
Y our eyes, let them not wander, 

Fra, ls thisferious ? 

Cel. Or do's ſhe play till with me ? 


Keep your cares, 


i belcie fr 


Rigd about wich vertue, that no breaches, 
No ſubtle mynes may meet ye. 
TD Ine nt pug 
in I 
She (bew'd till now? when having won ber way, 
How full of wonder he breakes out againe, 
3 


of 


LT ET C—_ —— —— —"— « —__ - OO WR 


Mayjuur Thomas, 5 Comedy. 


For ns lefle can that beavenly 


rhee, 
Honour of all =  _—_ 


NC Tinc when i, 


Not with SP NeT withea 
Bar, reconcil'd . with holy 


And in a nobler way, for 3 darerruſt ye, 

No orherfruic mp lavs @aſt ever yeckd you, 
Itcare no more: moſt or 
(So much 1 am buiband. 
Shall ever be my friend, compemion, 
Farewell, and fairely governe your afietions, 
Stand, and deceive me net: O noble _ 


I love thee with my loule, tur dave 

: A_ Exe, 
YA , 

My wonder like to in dremmes, 


Has wakened me ont.of my fitattolly, + 
But not to ſhake ie offe a bans 
A hidden charme ſhot from. this beaureous women, 
That fate can ne'r avoid, nor finde, 

And by her counſell 
Js all 
Well, 


Entry Valentine, Themes, Hyla, aud Saw. 


Yal. Be notuncivill 7om,and take your plexture; 


Them,Doe think | xc cad? yourl yrve / 
Tomy herfviniy? 314 
our 
- wk 


Bue wher's the icke man ? 
_ Hyi, Whareare the gentlewomen 


Moufrur Thomas, s (omedy. 


That ſhould attend him, ther's the patent 
Me thinks thee women. 
Thew. Thou thinkſt nothiag elſe. 
Ual. Goeto him friend, aadtcomfort him: lie leade ye- 


Omy beſt joy, m worttuckt triend,peay pardog me, 
I am {oover- joy' Some mn 7 

I may live to be thankful: ads welcome. 
| T's. How do't thou Frankfhow do'lt thau boybrare 


What, ſhrink i'th ſinewes for 2 lirrle ficknetle? (up man: 
Deavals morie. 


A gentleman may wander: fir thee down Frank, 
And ſce what I have brought thee: comedicover, 
Open the fceame, and |ct the work appeare, 
A friend at need you rogue is worth a million. 
Fra, What baſt thou there, a jabp ? 
'Tis preſent _ 
The, Ye are an Afee, a twirtpipe, i 
A Ieffrey Fobn bo peepe, thou muniſter, 
Thou mend left-handed pack-!addie, out puppey, 
My friend Frank, but a very fooliſh fellow : 
Do'ſt thou ſee that boctle? view it well. 
Fran, 1doe Tow. 
Tew, There be as many lives in't;as a Cat carries, 
"Tis everlaſting liquor. 
Fra, What ? 


ene Es _ 


Monfienr Thomas, « Comedy, 
Tow, Drinke with ſuger; 
W hich I have ready here, and here a-glaſle boy, 
Take me without my tooles. 
Sem, Pray fir be 
You know your owne bet. 
Fra. Sir, 1 — 
And —_ be carefull: yer 


fe or two 


So fir I finde my — thac ſo needfull. 
__ Tow Fill, xd live yearfoligbn ly Frank, 
H » Wheretre 
. Tis moſt neceflary, 


Heage up parent —— _—_ 


Your barly brothes 
And breed broves udloreop op,he we mang 

[wonder wheres wendhs tg have at thee : 

Foe. Doe, Ile pl thee. 

Tom. Take it off thrice,and then cry beigh like a Hunt(- 
Witha cleerc heart,and no more fits I warrant thee. 
The onely Cordiall-Frnk, Phi/ within, Serv. 

1 Phiſ, Are the things ready? 
And is the Barber come ? 

Ser, An houre agoe fir, 

x Phiſ, Bring ouc the oyles then, 

Fra, Now or never gentlemen, 
Doe me a kindenefle and deliver me. 

Tom From whom boy ? 

Fra, From theſe things, that talke within there, 
Phyſicians, Tow, Phyſitians, ſcowring-ſicks, 
They meane to reade upen me, 


Enter three Phi. Apoth, and Barber, 


Hyl, Let 'em enter, 

Tom, An4 be thou confident, we willdeliver thee: 
For looke ye DoRorgfay the divell were ficke now, 
His hornesſaw'd off and his head bound witha Biggin, 
S:cke of a calcn'ure tak-n by a ſurter 


Of 


| Menſa Thomii,o (ond 
Of pon nan br 1-Tcer "4 | 
What 207 ws = 
Your jupemen — 


Tow, Nofir, ww 
Te muſt be a tor three cunſes, | - 
The it is « bald bend likely, © pon,9 
Which will down eaſily without apple-pap. 
Phiſ. A maine cauſe, 
t Tow, So it is, and well conſider'd, 
Theſecond,for *tis fil'd with broken Greek _— 
Which will ſo tumble in his Romacke, DoRor, © 
And worke upon the erdlis concxirems 
The fares, andthe le rings within 
Te Ocoee wil tage angeles?" 
—_— ——— 
im, Ri 
Hyl. Forc'd with a cataplaſme of crackers. 
Tow, Ever. 
Hy. Scowre all before him, like a Scavenger. 
Tom. Satis feciſfti domine: my laſt cauie, 
My laſt is, and nar leaft, moſt learned Doftors, 
Becauſe in moſt Phyſitians heady (T meane thoſe 
And angry, dngopotkar fey iiyeey 
And angry, a parien 
And Parare that doe trade with poylons, 
We have it qalithng of grave Free) | 
There is a kinde of toad-ſtone bread, whoſe vertue 
The DoRor being dri'd. | 
1 Phi, Weare abus'd firs. 
Hyl. ltakeit ſo, or ſhall be, for ſay the belly-ake 
Cauydby an inundation of Pexſe-porrdge, 
Are we eto rt veyne, 
Or the port El \ wr fn 
 _ Sow, A learnedqueſtion ; 
Or grant the diapbragma by x , 
The figne being then in the head of Capricorye, 
Tow. Meet with the AY hg Ro 


And 


y argued. 
2-Phbiſ. The next fit you will have, my molto all 
Bedlam eto doc yon good brteeyongDac vom 2 
We came to doc you. , 
| > hn ar vere 
3 Drinkehard Gentlemen, 
Or TO | 
beacefurthur from yeyqpr noes olter'd, © Ae) : 
yy And wilt thou be gone, ſaies ops ? 17 (2h 
Hy1. And'wilt thou he gone {ies to'ther ? 1 '+ 
Tex, Thentake theo: ; jJ -47 


Sam. 'A 


Enter Servant, 


Ser, Sir, the yong Gen 
- Sent me to ſeew | with "N 
They mach feficeto viNbOY, a , 

Fra, Pray ikande as, 

And tell 'em my wolticknelein their ablege 
Yeſcc my compan 

Tom, Comthitive Cub, 

Whar gentlewomen are theſe? my Miltrelle / 

Ser, Yeſir. 

_ And who eltfe ? 

—+Þ - $hGUAs 


firba, | 
here, unlefle ſhe know it, 
thinke ſhedo's,, ; 
Tom, Take that, and mum, then | | 
Ser. You have ty'd my tongue up. , Jas; 
Aud 


— Harke 


No word of my 
Ser, I doenot 


Tow, Sir youdo rs rood Francis, 


Monfeilr Thomas, a (omedy. 

And nota word of metill yeheate from me; | © v4 
And as you finde my humour, follow it : - abt 
- You rwo come hither, md hand coe,uneen oye, T 
And doe 2s | ſhall tutor ye, x1 

Fran, What, new worke ? - Ns 

Tow, Prethee no wore, bur telpe me now, 

Hy1. 1 would faine 

Talke with the omen. 

Tow, Talke with the gentlewomen ? 
Fan mans tones rome rr > war | 
Suffer'd impreſſion, or whoſe wroeughrbeſt : - - 
Take me as I ſhall cell thee, a 


Fran, All this fore'd foolery willnever doeit. 


Emer err May. 


,—- dos yer yehealth fir: how is't with ye? 
«. Y ol far berver cruſt axe; this freſh jour 
Creeps now ain ine hacheks 


Your enemy 
: — — Come,we maſt have ye 


—  — 


ww + yo irdo's ye harmefir 
Fre, My beRt vifitants, 
Fall be beer by ve: 


Alice You ſhall be Yell then, 
And Cy _ loungly well, 


M, 
* Bar deed” ts yer will keep ye ever, 


"ker yan enohoge nor is it fit friends, My 


—_” es OS RO Co -—— OED OOO OO OE — 


Meine Thomas; a Comedy 
My life has bin ſo lewd, my looſe condition, 
Which Irepent too late, (0 lamencable, 
Thac any thing but curſes light upon me, 
Exorbicanr in all my waies, | | 1 
«Alice Who's that fir, eh 7 YL 
Another ficke man. 
Ma. Sure, Hnow that voyce well | 
Tho, In all my courſes, cureleſle dilobedience. 
Fra, ENG xilsT , 
T ho; \Nocountell friends, Tih++ y 411001 ri) 
No looke before I leapt. joubliv1grt2: [3 16 
Alice Doe yo" know the voyceſir f 
7 ind cs, 'tis a gentlemans that's a 
___ et great pitty Ladies. s 21063 one d20 i 
m0 1m ems Ar 
Fre, He came $0 Rake botunionclan, 
For ſome things done long ſince, which hisdiſtemper - 
Made to appeare like wrong, bat —— . | 
Ads, © that this could be truth, —_—_ 


Hyl. P<r\wade your felfe, 
whensl wpenh'd 


Tho, To whatend 


a wrack, is there « 
Tek » that nev'r knew forrow,may be Nineall, 
My credit's (pilt, and woke, nor isic poſſible, 
Wars men leaghonghene 9 Jongns: 


i alk 


—y 1 bavea vertuous ſiſter, but I (cora'd ber, 
—_ 

Alice Now 1 know ham. wy 

Thom, With thele eyes friends, my eyes muſt \nev'r ſee 

Al: This is for your ſake Mary:take heed colen, (mores 
A man is not (o lvone made. 

Tow, O my fortune 


Dries jolt | be deſpis'd and hated: 


et i nan an nal 2 ap 


In own nooze ſhe 
Todnowieg ings] 


om, ' © * He 
or by this band the buzard blind then = 
Fra. Good night,tis almoſt bed time 1 yer no leepe. 
Muſt eriter ibeld epes, id rwogks a wonder, Exis. 
Tow, Thou ſhalt along too, for | meage to thee 
Tor cha eos a6 1 wil nov'r leave walking etches BY 
| D3,, 


Manfni?T hems Colapl 
Till I have worne thee our. WLECEY 7 A 
Hy. Yor will be done Sir © 3 07.06 

| Tom. {payers 


Sew, Notl, +7 = 
To, Away then x ilebe your gaid now, #ay taabe ai 
$2 ecll Dane, le pipe inch a bunciap -- 4 


make ye dance a tiprac eeps clo £5 re, Zo, 


Scone Secairly,”; 


1149160 24d nnles ©! bay?! I ve 07 21 F? T 


Do; Youboresfonne Sir, 1 os 2 lo NN 
Seb, Io me m7 gd 2d « « 37 ay oF 


10 t 123y bnGo! T1 : hui) wa 
CONES UL 13361 24h) 2% a6 WO 20024 


What Taverne has he us'd to #\ 
That ſhewes a man, and 
creep robed? 


Atiuch a ſhame betore, ro 
Ac ten aclocke, und eweloe or win 
No ſinging, nor 


7 bod think'ſt nor of & oy T 
Hashe but ſhewd hiv{werd oflaret 202 9 , 
Dos, Nilpaive nor 0 3 ! NO is la vo X 


4, 


Manjie 
SantLepmnd 
gr 


_— 
WW 
Ou: _ a 
= condition ; but beleeve i _ 
mo! ri : 
. ae 4 J53 £0 \ x l 
7 v4 - 4 
3025 CS 0 A 0 , 


Jer. 

Seb 
= Bo Bey enekbad ka 

== T IL X wk 
| . I wil s 


Excor T 
_ Hi, and Sem, 


Ree 
the dacke 
RESET 
k be _— mdbe 
/. Who ſhall anſwere =” 
* I/i9e1 Gallant : 
we an{were by 
i, you ſearefull widghny | 


_—  —_—_— — —— — 


Monſieur Thomas, aComedy: 


That ſhall appeare at window tehoarla woo” 
any entre +> of | 3s 
» Chambermaidh®- + 4 4 0 © 


Of 
L. Hey we fngide? 13 [00-4 

For cher's ay maſizr-placea"' red on 

Tho, By no meanes, no 
1 am the man referv'd nas 
endif fhobenmrndungoones cench ber 
Ye may reoved a lirtle, or yosany whiſtle, 
As time ſhall miniſter, buv for 


Thom, Art not thou man enough too'#' © > 10 / 

Thus tad ductile gne che 

Willnot maintain a liccle ſpiric, bang it, 

Aud dy i oo ndag eee geo omg 

ont nary Arr rem. 
would'ſt keep toy yeitertoin.0/Servinginia: 


Nt more I ſay: away Sew. 
Saw, Ar your will fir, + _ ..@O"Q Exit Hyl Saw, 


Emer Lawnce i, 


CO Oy pure Y wal 


Las. 1 have him here, a rare ſweet maſter, .' 
Doe ſo nn | 


$137 3 -% : 
That we may eat, andlive; I am almoſt | 


No point manieas, uv —— pr VALUE 
Nor by the cEy= nguages, | 


Nothing at my old maſters40/be 


O Si «, nothing to line 
But cold Pyes with a cudgell, - fun-wwo 


T bo, Nothing but famine le ks 
Whad Ballads are you ſeen in beſt: be how fir; '/!; lO 


Fidter Ynder your maſtesſhips correction, lea ing 


ble; 1] #1 300 


"'Þ - Ly 
1830 vu If! 


Monfeur Thomas, 4 (ome dy. 
Duke of Nerfolks, or the merry Ballad © */ 
on donna am he the Roſ? of F woland ,, oY 


In wn 6s" ry nl 
Jones out remry, 
Tho. ber Soy __ . 


'Tow.Coms ſtrike up themuand tay the dughter, 
Wel bears the barthem proceeds Inciion Files Jorg, 
| Emrr Srrvan above, 


_ Sr, Whovihere *whae noyſe is this/ what rogue 
Atthele ? 


a 


OI SE. 4 Tg wo ——  —  —— — — —_ 


or ns 


Oo 


Enter Mg 


Mary 'Tis ſtrange 
Orig inrowns way any ge 
out 1n's owne Way, an thing 
To bedeliver'd of tum, gt Do IT 
Aaid Then have athim : ad ls 4 
ane > cn 7m +3 A 
He wonld viſfite we thu = 


wn ye _— coole him: Adadge, Aadge above, 
am 
_ and 1t ———— 


Bo fellows ſudden, TOM 
neat Foe he I endo es 


Hel No — ponent ket a 
a Cat, 


am lpeil'd, YT.) ER 
er OS $100 04 ar 


Monfeur Thomas, « ( owed), 


Alary.1 told thee what thou hadit done, milchiefe 
o The, Olomlam'dforeverrO my leg. oy 


Enter $anunel and Hylas with bis bead broke, +» 
Tho, Oh doe not touch it rogue, 
Hyi. My head, mybead, * 
Oh my head's kal'd, 
_ Lb erate Seer and be 
come comforted, 
The ala _—_ on 
Th al Eonar 
: ever , 
Saree. fall, he's fpoil'd too, 
Hyl., Away with me for Gods lake, 
oy 


Ma, Agreaſe pot guild ” Mtg FB, 
How is gn ! 47; 
Tow, Why well I thank 
Shall we walke in,for now CS leis 
Mas, Are ye ſocrafty fir? I ſhall meet with ye, 
I knew your tricke,and | was willing: my Tow, 
Mine owne Tom, now to atis fie thee, welcome, welcome, 
Welcgme my beſt friend to me; all my deereſt;, 
Tew, Now ye are my noble Miſtreſſe: we looſe time ſweet, 
Ms, I thinke they are all 
Tem. All, ye did wiſely, 
Ms, And you as craftily, 
Tom, Weare well met Miltrefle, 


Ma emerer s goe in hen lovingly: O Skarfe Tow! 

Hoſt ir DDS end wendhad = I | 

As your poore Miſtreſle favour, 
Tom, | am made now, 


1 ſee no vegtareds in. nobapde Ihave ity | © 1 1) + 
How 


Exit. 


parting word lweet The, 
- ahi > = a I diſcharg'd your Bidler, 


ww ? the doore lack'r, and tein before? 4 
larhe your folly toe fir, 


an_ Iſo ; ? 
bur beleeve it Foxe, ile finde > 


Surgeons will pate ror 


RI thy legs fo tlebe portel, 


Tom. She ſaies moſt true, 1 muſt nor ſhe has bobi 
Which if 1live, le 4 ay 


Now for a Ballad c 


All youg men be warn ET 


Srekmwot to climb, for feare ye Fe he yor Log, 
Fe, 


ſhame, thou 


"— 13 + : . fi ! 
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o , 443) i 4 & 0. : 
op id © s , 


- SP 


Au Quartw, Ry DES 


Enter Uglentine, wAlies, and forme, i 


Val, H E cannot goe and take no farewell of me, 

Can be be {0 E vakinde? he's but '><2,] ly | 
Into the Garden or the Orchard: ſee (irs, | 
AliceHe w rake talas there extingatwer pled | 
ar w I cake it, 


Hedbe berenk 


Ser, Sothe LY delivers 
ie Hou, of day; 


dryer er poeggig 


A 
= 


Vai. O never, never; | 
Never returne,thou know'ſt not wheie the cxatelyes.... 

Alice He ww the worthieſt welcome. 

Val. Re delerv'd ir. | 

Alice Nor wanted, wour knowledge. . 

Uad. I will tell thee, 

hag tba deg tn ht io, 


Mich. Good merrow Signieur. ; 
Val. yes ws _m Michael. 
M.--1 My good 

Yeaheve turn we abode ovehel your miſtres , 


Mg 


- 
. 
M bu . 
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[1 


I lefr het ar ber prayers: why doe ye acke me 
._ Aa to qr rm mane | = ge 
long night, and sfrer wakings, 
The (ame dreame ftill;me aghe et yong Cle 
Tuſt at S, Katherine: gate the 
Val, Hat 
Mech, Her face ſlubber'd o're w 
ren anknore fac. or faeny ny 
receive me 
A Maia tharhanfor gr the works 


Into thy v regmen we tg he tale 


Put bn a 
And there I left her. 

Val, Dreame ? 

Mich, Good Miſtrefle Alte 
\ Doe me the y—_ GY 
Toſlep but up, and 

Alice Throw the's 
And all this but a dreame 

Mech, —_—_—_ 


ie, - 


Micb, How $ 
Abouttche netare of AG Tan _ 


ex re, 


a 


gs Thom, nnd 


Tharfored er no thy 

e to this 

for Gol ue ke —— 
w Y, rely ke loale, 

Tir'd by bus arte eg A 


Vee Et rows A Av? 


ret poen' em cill I 
nobly, | ir = TY. $ 1 
= oo AM buad 1 vid me! vt 
Gout, ws « aballcd art 
Ye doc burfung Bea” vl 
"at (AL wa! th 
7 9s k ' oy 


deny. vol Jnr ke” od ods 
REN OOTY + 


in 

Mieb, biire 6 i <a 
1 uno mn bn yan one 
Came early home, Karbirine, ack | _ 
Abour "HAT 66 bo watt weMitredle, ad 
dof pare a nts} 

lee ber 2 

EY bark 


To +6) ls 


al 4 
= 


eltibe fpratid Y 
epharedetih x 


, IM whndca 4, 


” , 
$4 $55 


Oo OOO EG TIO — A a — - 


Valor Thownn acc: 


603 vio) va 2r 


> 219 165 


= 


1031 | I 3 


15.,1v0 vn Job 2} bi 


204314 tu $118 171h 106411) / Bun 228834) | 
4 "IF >; / md AN | 
Ente? Stbaftian, dud « obey; - ha 
03171 1049 #&1A vv 

: Fir} 207 b" qyrrs 13Y 

* 510 I Naz « e115 gH13G FM. 

thy # widan:g7 . 

, giv TO 

£w5d0 giant: = \x'3 
+12 FS HGOvr LET Y 


__ Ibedod 
gull md eae yer 
Hec 


. gevis k ve 7 vrhor wv 
Fic Tees b- ofr Io « 
will af ur ele. yenidd SAI 
Bebe fa 
Your onne is 


— 


v1 md fir 


"Ev; Ther 
Ei ue nee teyer 
One with ber (mocke balfe off 


at, Goo nr 


,» 


- 


my wo: 


att (Teal 201 yi1s3 nes 
of Yroyh * / wit "OE Fool 3 (a 11203A 
of 


ALE Is, 


Hier Lawnoah 
thets my fellow Zawncoler 


' 
. Py oy 


CON dent 
bus aw. bo _pnorqak 
Gvvtring __ 300 $ob,y 


Monfiew Thom, « (omedy. 
Lov. A fellow ray _—_— PINE, ed & 
Seb. yaich a fine Boy, —— 
Lan, nenwex bet tweks 

\ mnt M. Thomar, 
in forious Mermiibns 
cedar tom ge ying, 
= window, artheohe cling 
Andall noyles to wo Trenchers, = 
Totem gow rea 
romantic | 
carfi'd' _—_ 
watchman here we ſtole the ſhooes from, 
The ſ{treetes are ,takes z _ 
Ne hnmmure rye qo the) 
to 
A crane of bawling curs ITE 
od af abr =p 


And his mourh ſtopt 
Seb, Excellent good 
fety Vidier,and my (elfe ; ribaet 
Srang ih boreme ſbrwne rd wc 
We quit the Ladies Skonce on 
othe lilent ſtfreres we 
There made a noyſe, at which he and folloyyes : 
Windowes, and fignes we ſenc 
O the brave cry we 


res OP. 
L hnnhmoay bo momern > rh ri rt es. . 
wn goes the pots, ns, nt padding hrs 
ag eter papers» wget gan N , 
Seb. If this be true, thou little tyny page | 
This tale that thou tell 'ſt me 


I Then 


- 4 co ——oIT%Yu#u oe YO=—oegrr eo eo P—— — C— —_ 


Moufexr Thomas, « (omed). 

Then on thy backe will I preſently hang 

A handſon new Levery : 

Bur if this be falſe, thou little ryney page - 

As falſe it well may be 

Then with a cudgell of foure foote long | 

Ne beate thee from bead to toe. Emer Servant, 
Seb. Will che boy come. w 5:10" 
Ser, He will fir, EmerThewa, 
$46, Time tries all ther, 

Lan. Here he comes now himſcifc fir. 

Seb, To be ſhort Thomas 


mayer wedge ne 
Like a moſt co Centleman, come from T7, lating 
Tom Good ar fro our er 
( Fitter for idle boyes, anddrunkards, let me 
Fork repeat > uy ur ery ae 
Choake up your noble 
Seb, You Lanaceln, 
You lying 
Las. Willye ſpoile all agen ſir, 
Why, what a devill do you meanc ?- | 
En Away Rene, NEE} & 
a company of lawey tcllowes pw 
Deboieg & dai'y drunkards, todcavoure ye, = 
whole dull loules, tend:to the Cetter ouly;-/ 
Ye are ill adviv'dſir, to commir your credit. 
Seb. Sirha, firha. 
Lan. Let me never cate againe lr, 
Nor feele the bleſſing wean re + ae 


—— 


| | 


Ser, By eſeren bon rhe nd eee 


em Henan: frnnge,hoatdches bel 
Tom, 
Bud in fight, anto lonne. 
£06 bs 
, ye beat a Conſtable 

TY "AI 

Tow, I tonch Autboritie ye raſcall No 
I violate the Law ? 

Zo, Good M, Thomas, 


Ser, Did you not take two Wenches from the Watchitos 


And put'em lane ? | 
Lan. We meanc not 
Thele civill youdid atM, Falexntiner 


The Fidle, and the fa'las, 


fir, 
I will have one ſhall plesſe me, 
Tow, Tis moſt firdir, 
Seb, Bring me thewmoney 
Enter rwo 


there rhere M, Thomas, 
with two bay: 


mir n7 yin 


Tow. 


Masfetr Thomas's (omeny, 


Tom, At your pleaſure. 
Seb, EIS nt nt 
You have bin lonne, and by myidlfo roo,” © - * 
And ſome things  p— ye are now. another + - 
There is two hundred pound, 4 civill fome- 
Fora yoog civil man marh landand Lorddip 
Will as I take it now, but prove te 
To dread ye from your - "Hammer —3x"7) ov 
Tom, het Ab. rae 

ROY dilpole: and | beleeehye ac 

em. Ar your : an too 
Fort the word civill, and more i belecbyor of, 
It — na Ig 
Like « poore Gentleman, I: ne vibe vill 
= heap DAE tg 
(4) : ——_ IC 

for prelent on 
Tow, Se much for that then, -.,// > |! 
os. Enter Dorothy, and fore 

Seb, For the maine cauſe Mounſieue - 


th 
—_——— ceo! ory morks, ad view 


: F%* hy »! 
012303 51+ 17 
147 ? - bl 


Andi will! apogee, 
Tow: Wilyen Goole theaale / 
"Seb, = Dagſels, 
In mine owne tribe : I know theis qualities. 
Which cannot faile to me oetheir beuties' 


1 


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ms coma Res 
(Fort we enountou Genuaye my 


Which 


'Thomds, *Cemddys.' 
geo = mote: oy. ay 


T 11 Deas 3 Ng ''s 
#.3 06 \ *-haadaus : 


Eee tom ig dere _ 


She is ;,001as 27277 
| OI 230 YAO 9% 121 
hl Afar (220d ac? [ 9027p 
yi 16 ly 23d ch on 
+: it 175 


\ vanct3 atls ai b« /. 


ye. 
Tom, Thou ſhal: not Opbp non cates ' adnHhH ,,T 


v7 &* * [187 6 gw A as" 


ome,t 

Tie help thee 4 husdandro0, x fine genclemun, 
tr amen mea all yourman,abrown man, © 
pp Ip dgee7=; 3} MM 


9 


Aomferey Thomas ,# Comet 
TE in to 
Wes. y > "T4 ue Dl 
eo V0 "i 


i 


re ye: 


I 


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«SP 5 3 33; 4 v > 174, (12001 11»? "7 
£00855 guns 1127 315977 of 


4 vbitig wWon's L's vHefns Los nu oof) 28 117 


«v YO SHOUT £31 1 $:5 Soc! LAG 4 
| "xs 
ans. C | | 


Adich, God fir go back counſell, 
G - = anne 
Pal'd back again a (from us, 
Val. What doefriend / 


4 , 
. 


, WT 
Bur breake it, and the law allowes ye. 
74, Obm1ioae'd bertoir,: 


tent ri yt wine ml : 


Tiunke on, and thrive thereafter, . TY. | pr 
'Y 


Away ent 


acer red CE —_ 
Utaubs 1m ag bas.giege bad v7 10 540 . 
Oy 
7; uo ME ; ' 


xlow vma11 100 


14 Mo 1) 
+a 211 264 
vlaaiup (124 26 —_ 120! dv 
! on gran: 4G 7 1 Xadgucb w-ihtrT 
Al. broken bead 1c. 12d a 2374 wn Tt 


another on dg > zfl i avlen7 - 9” Py 16.11 


yl, 1 5165 ya bne [{2ven3 (a _ # 10 
ons d ouj 4 alt 


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NG Ty $0 


arconhatendy > /-/ | | 
O00 3 19 'Y 1 
Hyi. Well, it L live, Te haves newneticke for tim, © 
Saw, = | "1 
1s ro no purpoſe: beſides, he's cruely | ws. \ 
Anda moſt deadly hand: thou neves c 
Nor o' my copleiengehe(t go kich 
Fe . 
:lide j ov 


. 


Which 


——_—— boat, a boat. 


9 - 
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f* *% ., b 
S ® S 


-Ballow Sc | 
Mark. fix. P Ee OOTY 

A otad to ſword dr, we hl taſter yh ” 

manacles, 4 = 5% 


Menfour Thomas, Coil | 
 —— "i 
This Ring] fiole oo from this 
My innocence rndrrord hor 


Th ny revue teh ur po recompenes = | 
Land waar rut Ap 


I yeeld me to your power. 
Minh, Guard him to'th water 


I 
like to layleſch 
A —— to layle7thayre now: 


J__ You haye your breeches ? 
' ne monſtrous 
Tow Ipecbes tray th am aekiſhy 


Doll, Iie ye for this roguerys for t now wel 
LT, X12 Toms, 


Tom, On with wy Mates, 1, 13972 6} ei qicbavig} 250i2 
Dol, Your ef amb cams ſoft ler 
w_ rbroſt up your 7 »loft 1 gaiAleidTl 

3 Þ Þ6 d ict» cl bac tht dT 


| likes if Leqwreahtuae 220352nni 11d 
Come, am 1 24u4.22/w7 t2 ory 13'lz yer baA 
Ara . rol 21 ha mnkg baztuad: dT 

As if you were my | 5:9 ib*%. 131 (97 22t yerT 
Dol. Who gorrwith ye vog 1107 01 3th bi>2y I 


Tom. None but my We Wife. 1EIv(aThe. 


Dol. Blefie ye,;;. lye2 voy ogred) [ 
Now run thou 70; "5 life. and ger belogk; i = wm moo baA 
_— by wg den DS ave 1; Sy aq) ©” x 
In what  (bape be 1 to come to.coz..nhex. 1 11909 
Ilefollow at thy heeles my ſelfe : flie werich FP 


"Maid. Ile do its Exit; 


— (az 


Engor Sebaſtian aud Thomas. 


Dol. My Father has met him +chie goes excellent 
Andile |= 2 pm our «kin Thomas, Exit! 
Seb, Whar y Gillies, 
You witce Sore Bot Father : what 4 
Hove yoy falta wharour 22pm» dure decles/ a0” 


Thar at thels of night ye muſt begadding, 1 
And through the Orchard take -——— - + ag 2-205 


What, is the breezein your EN Q 


"Appointed you an houre of me nni_gg ry clavib te oY 
How to demeanc himlelfe imlelie gee y000 eds drnk 


Gato! 2:14 hall 
Ye AN ety ye in, alt532s © 1 719990 4 t: _ 
The, I wy' not, that I wy' nor, emals US 8 16 $54 
Seb. Is't ev'n ſo Dame _ "" 4 KE »0 
< \d£\5 


"The. Fool olght bell hays: 3; 


j 
renee 121 ac vv 


{ 2! 1600 


Mowfieur Thortiat) « (omedy, 


Heber bear, and ber bound, | 
Ne a S.yje 


Tho, Nay -» ee ye with a counter-ſpell, 
gen) a 4-5 per 419mg urmpde wt qrerng onde k 
rom Fire- es A 
Defend us heaven, GEE m_ \ Ml Ae p 


aha mnt man 

Enter Zr | qo wo 

3 4 464 & 74 - 
Vowidinas ah tloo —_ -P ok 

ry with ot ba>slq 2:3 bank 
witoyour pot @ 

1doenot re RI 
A etgoaps mankinde girle; how my 


ney ta eee in gt, 


Bytng ms] wth 


Seb,W ho wouldft thou make me belecye it was, thedivell? 
Lan, 1m vm > +1 eng 

| Nevrayondr Jicbenoke : your ſonne Th ©} 
Seb. He? > atv 36d 4 ganbe"0 ue 


Te pur thec in m Wall, and the'samend on's; che. aged 

Las, } ſaw his Boors on likes Player; mM 576 BOY 
Vnder his wenehes cloathe: tis be, 'us Thomas wy " 
Ta hy loaths}fiyandcardwalt bin?! \V 


i Seb; Noa only bmerach tie; nu Exewht.” 


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OI OB DD ———— oe oro en 


Monfeur Thomlls,a Comedye 


bays 1% bong 35: 


ae; XJ neonate?" of mo_ 
Doll, Preſently. | 


Aar. Then get you up P o/4,. | 
——_— 
Ma, Let the fund fr exongh, 
EE CRATE, 
4, Stay you to entertane ro bis 

cl wench a a. 


£: You! o motif? 0 


Mail Te FEE ETAET 


Þ* = 
cm —_— 


Sreng ſend: 


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Emer Ualnnin and Theme. 
1 pong Ualentine: what —— 
ou are met \'L » 
EE = 
Va, Vietellye, 


tein mays ou equall bleſt Miſtreſſe 
Vpon a = » wages er inganger, 
'Tooke alſo (to undee me) your 
From whence my prrtont redeeme 
Will be is le: nor have | bberty © 


Mouſiny Thdinei, a (ork; 
To come, and viſite her: Deverby, 
Yonare molt po - = i 
And have acceflc at all houres liberally, 
paaon,ooter ie as, 


Sportipoaipor by bride's 
Alrenor man weeTtnher an en 


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Monfenr Thomas, (omedy, 
eA us Quinta, Scena Quarta, 


Enter Hylas. 


Hyl. | dog'd his (iſter, ſure 'rwas ſhe, 
And [ hope ſhe will come back again this night tos : 
Saw I have loſt of eznow if 1 can 
O—_— I | ve, as ſhe comes backe, 
twin a parley for my broken pa F 
Offgocs ber matlen-berd 4 ind there. 's vindi7 a, 
They ſtir about the houle,|'le peer at diſtance, Exit, 


Enter Mary and Dorothy and then Thomas of Maid, 


Deol. Is be come in ? 
Mar, « wr wi] 
He is, and there he 
Tho, Good ni night wench. 
abed diſcovered with ablack Morrin it. 
AMaid As foftly - you can. Exit, 
The, Vie play the Mouſe Nav, 
How cloſe the little thiefe lyes. 
Dll Win erin be there, and 
Doll, What w now to e, 
At home Mad? you give 
Ala, Peace for ſhame, 
Tom. In what a figure 
The little foole has pull'd it ſelfe together : 
Anone you will lye ſtreighter : 
Ha, ther's rare circumſtance 
Belongs to ſuch a treatiſe; doe ye tumble, 
Fietumble with y ridges wenchiſhe fleeps ſoundly, 
Full lictle chinkſt thou ' joy that's comming, _ 
The (weet, {weet ate teins 
But choſe unthoughe of 
How foft rays ker. 
Ye delicate coy thiefe, how 


TT, 
Your 


Monſieur Thomas, a (omedy, 


Your fy away,rood ſervant, as ye arc a gentleman, 
Ma, Prethee leave laughing. 
Our upon ye'7homea 
What do ye meane to do ? ile call the houſe up, 
O god, I amfſure ye will not, ſhall nor ſerve ye, 
For up ye goe now, and ye were my Father. 
Aa. Y our courage wilbe cold anon, 
T bo; If it do hang tor* 
Yet ile be quarterd here firſt, 
Dor. © teirce villaine, 
Aſa, What woald he doindeed Do//? 
Dor, You had beſt try him. 
The, lle kifle thee ere I come to bed : ſweet Mary, 
Ma, Prethee leave laughing, 
Dor, O, for gentle Nicholas, 

The, And view that ſtormy face,that has ſo thundered me, 
A coldne's crept over'c now , by your leave, candle, 
And next doore by yours too, ſo, apretty,pretty 
Shall I now looke upon ye : by this light it moves me. 

Aa, Much good may ic do you fir, 

Tho, Holy ſaints, defend me. 
The devill, devill, devill, devill, O the devil'. 

Ma, Dor, Ha, ba, ha, ba, the devill O thedevill. 

Tho, lam abus'd moſt damnedly : moſt beaſtly, 
Yetit it be a ſhe devill : But the boule is up, 
And here's no ſtayi = es 
Woman, I here me | in vengeance 
Ile with that devill, but ile vex thee. 

Mea, Byr' Lady, but you ſhall not fir, ile watch ye, 

7 bs, Plague © your ſpaniſh leather hide ; ile waken yes 
Devill, good night : good night good devill, 

i 


Tr = devill, rore againe, bo, 
The, Roreagai , Core agai Ex.T, 
AMoove, O, 6 fir. | 

Me, Open the doores before him : lethim vaniſh. . 
Now, let L i ile ule him kinder 
How now Wench... Bias... 

Moore, Pray lye bere your (elf, nex. Miſtris 


And 


Monfieur Thomas, 4 Cine: 


Andentertaine your (weet heart, 
Aa. What laid be to thee. 
Moore, 1 had a {oft bed : and 1 Neptoutall, 
But his kind farewell: ye may bake me now 
For O my conſcience, he has made me veniſon. 
py = Kate ;ile thee s new Petticoate, 
Dor. And a Waſtcoate, ench, 
Ma. Draw in the bed Maides, 
And ſee it made againe ; putfreſh ſheetes on too, 
Por Del, and 11 coms Wench, lecs laugh an banre now; 
To morroty earely, will wee (ce 
They ſay ſhe bas taken 
= on_ but yoo make" Iof le 
muſt needs Af "ris 2 wa 
E_— o nelmnomgnm on TY 
A match, but are 
Dor, Wold wer Weng? 


ay ye that Doll, Exaonnt. 
Sceia quimte. 
Enter Hylas, and Thomas, | 
a the doores clap:now,and't be thy wil wench 


mw ſhecomes3 you are ſurely melr fairs $en- 
I takeir Miltris Do/l,Seboftians danghter. (tlewoman, 
The, > adds oo ey, 
Ne fit you with a pennyworth pretently. 
'Hy1, How dare Wk fo lees fo froeerdo weak 
be. Fact fir {do ws juror nan Hoke 
Yee am I have met {0 agentleman, 
Aoſta hence : for never knew ye 
Yer Terr ae ot ye, : 
arke = I Ss *® 
What if a man ſhould kids. ye # kt 129, 2h yak 
Tho, Thet's noharme fir, 
L 2 Pray 


Monkeur Thomas, a (omedy, 


Wy” ſcapes my beard, there lyes the milchiefe. 

3/7. Her lips are monſtrous rugged, but thet (urely 

Is bat the ſharpneſle of the weather : harke ye once. more, 
And in your eare, ſweet Miſtreſſe, for ye are (o, 

And ever ſhall befrom chis houre: 1 have vow'dit. 


Emtey Sebaflran and Lamneelor, 


| Seb ,Why that's my daughter,rogve, do'ſt thou not ſee her 
Kiſſing thar fellow there, there in that corner ? 
Lan, Kiſſing ? | 
. $46. Now, now, now they agree 0'ch matchtoo, 
The, Nay then ye love me not. | 
Hyl, By this white hand Dol7, » gt 
Tow. 1 wuſt confeſle,] have long 'deſir'd yaur fight Gr. 
Lav. Why thet's the Boots ſtill fir, | | 
Seb. Hang Boots fir, ; 
Why they'l weare breeches roo,, 
Tow, Diſhonelt me *' | 
Not for the world. 
$46, Why now they Rifle againe, there 
I knew 'tw3s ſhe, and that her crafty ſtealing 


Oar the back way eaxfrqenmprhs ve luch a meaning, 
Lan, 1amat my {mall wit#end, - 


Them, If ye meanc honourably, 
Lan, Did ſhe nev'r beat ye before fir ? 
Seb. Why do'ſt thou follow me? «i 
T ralcali flave haſt chon not twice abuy'd <e._? ,, | 

thou not {poil'd the boy?by thine oxne covenant, 
Would'ſt thou nor now be bang'd ? 

Las. 1 rhinke I would fir, 

opt eragteg avonc wry errand eres doc, = 
i yel with jadgemetie, | 
/ ler the cale pecqullycatdend)? TIS. 
Far braver in your daughter? in a ſon now 
"Tis nothing, of no marke: every man do's it, 
Bur, to beget a daughter, a man maiden 
That reaches at thele high exploirs, is admirable z 
Nay ſhe goes far be him:for when durlt he, 


Bug 


Moufuy Thomas, « (omer): 
tir brutrrenyy derany thing to ſpeak of F- 


$6, Didſtrhou exe that 2 
Seb, And he ſhall marry ber, for it icems ſhe lkes him, 
atend firſd boy ſhall be ay heire, 


. , 
Now I have promis'd ye this night to tnarry, 
Would ye be ſo intemperate?xre ye # gentleman ? 


Hy1, Thave no'miiwe to ,yer chisraſcall 
a ag | yr will ye preſently ? 

The, Ger you ſtay ths ur the Chappell, 
Cloſe by the ; there yoa (hall finde a night Pric 


Little fir Hugh, and he can ſay the Matrimony 
Over without booke, for we muſt have no company 
Nor light,tor feare my father know, which awſt nor yer! 
And ihen'to morrow - £00 
' Nothing to weet 
Ki No, nor a bit, gp encdndon ene WR 
my dowry, ſweet, doe not you ſpoile all new, 
'Tis of mub haſte, I can farce ſtay the marriage, 
Now if you love yon gone, 
Hyl. You'lfollow ; 
-w, Within this houre, my ſweet chicke, 
Hyl. Kifle. 


Tom. Farewell, I'le fit ye witha wite, fir. 
Seb, Come, follow nn Ws the end ſhe aymes , 
3 


Monfienr Thomas, 4 Comedy. 
Andifhe beahandlome fellow Lannceler; | 
Fiat, *risdone,and all my ſtare is ſetled; + 


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Scena Sexta. 


Enter Abbeſſa, Cellide, anil Nous. 


Ab.Cf,* One, to your Mattins Maids: theſe honey” 
C ca will tra whe, _y 


. 


Why came 1 hi SOIC | | 
Onely all liberty, to make me happy ?+ +. - 1 
That vertuous youth, why didit than his goodnefſe 
 Jaſucha a ay ed, pry 1 28nd | 
Were made for him? O and ignorant, 
Why didſt thou foſter my «Reftion | 
Till it grew up, to know no other facher, 
And then betray it? ; 

Ab, lm. 

Cel, Yes, Mother, 
My ſorrowes onely. 

eAb, Be gone, and to the Quice then, Exexnt , 


Muthe fuging,” 


Scxzna 


___ Monfenr Thomas; (omedy? 
Scena ſeptims. 


Emer Micharl and Servant, and Franth, 


aw > ir'd tie onr ? 
Ser. He's not at home fir, 
His ſiſter thinks he's to th' Nunnery, 
Mich, Molt likely: Vie away, an houre hence firha, 
Come you along with oy Y 
c . 


Doe him all ſervice, and 


Ser, Yesfir, Fxewnt. 


Scens Ottava. 


Emer Hylas and Sam. 


a”. ' +. yo em 1 
Nu” => -—o_———_ 
le give a paire Sax. 
7 Wohar's the matter / 
Hyl. What do'ſt thou thinke ? 
Sam, Thouart not married ? 
Hyl. By th maſle but I am, all to be married, 
Iam ith order now Saw, 
Sem. Towhbom prethee ? 
] ————_ wasſome (ach trick in't, you ſtole from me. 
But {or heaven ſake ? 
Hyl. Ev'n the ſweeteſt woman, 
Therarelt woman Seawvel, and the luſtieſt, 
But wondrous boneit, honeſt as the ice boy, 
Not a bir before hand, for my life, ſirha, 
And cf a luſty kindred. = 
Sam, But who Hyla ? : (gaine, 
Hyl, The yopg geatleman and I are like to befriends a- 


Monfeur T homes, s Comeilye ti. 


The fates will have it (o, 
—e1 Who, Monſicur Them: ? 
{, All wrongs forgot. 
Saw, Onowlimell ye Hyle, 
Do's he know of it ?, : 
Hy/. No,ther's the tricke 1 owe him. 
'Tis done boy ,wearefaſt faith, my youth now 
Shall know | am atorehand, for bis qualicics. 
Saw, Is there no tricke in't ? 
Hy. None, but up and ride boy : 
I have made her no joynmuce neither, there I have paid hin; 
Saw, She's a brave wench, 
be ,- She ſhall be, as Ie uſc her, 
And if ſhe anger me, all bis abaſcs 
Tle clap upon her Caflocke, — 
Saw, Take heed Hy/as, | : 
Hy/. 'Tis paſt chat Saw;com&P\nuſt meet her preſently, 
now ſhalc ſee me,a moſt glotious husband, 


E xeunt. 


Trend 


Enter Diyothy, Mary, Palemine, | 


Dox,} N troth fir, you never to 
EET ES. 
your and þ 
Dis Jon not rence af bythe E | 
you not ſweare it trifneſle 
Nor rule this houſc holds, ſhall by me, be broken. 
Der, I ſaw ye notthele two dayes, 
Val. Doe not me, 


Did not you 


Dor, Pray fir beſatisfi'd, © 
And wherein 7can doe you good, command me; 

What a mad foole is this? berea while fir, 6 
Whilſt we walke in, and caake your peace. | Exit, 


Emer Abbſi q. 


Lrby —< 
ſe Maids 7 


Val. nog, . | ſque 
Ab. Why,w avs he ancrr there among 
Now benedicite, have «Donny 


Give 9ochy doby: 


— OM a 5 7 
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Emer 2 Nan, . 


1 Nos O Madam,ther's a range thing like a gentlewo- 
Like Miſtrefle Doro;by,I think the fiend  _ - (man, 
Creptin to th* Nunnery we know not which way, 

Playes revell rowt among us- 
Ab. Give me my holy water pot, 

1 Nan Here Madam, | 
'Ab Spirit of earth or ayre,1 do conjure thee, Haek Within 
Of water or of 

1 Nsx Harke Madam, bark, \ (beſt, 

«6. Bethougboſt that canrvr reſt; or a (l; ii ot the 


Be thou black,or Toes green,be thou heard,or 6 belecn 


Enter Thonias aud Cobil, 


2 Nun It __ ir comes, w 
Cell. Whatare ye ? (peake, ſpeake gent! 
And next, what would ye with tne} ET 
Tow, Any thing you'l ler me, 
Cell, You are no woman certaine. 
Tom, Nor you no Nan, nor ſhall not be. 
Cel, What _ ye here ? 
Tom. lama < kt rp 
1. Is rhis che Si 
The, Nothing but ſpirit Aunt, 
Ab, Now out uponthee. 
—_ Phan, or I'ls conjure too _ 
eh. Why come you thus ? 
: The, That'sall one,her's my 


Out wich 
Nertell thee TSS 


If thou kept operon whe 
Mark bur the matchier? Elle wes, . 
Ab. $he is a Yotreſle. 


Tho, Lether be what the will, ſhe will undoe thee, 


Monjewt Thomas, a (omedy. | 
Loder laconohenren QAMEING | 
among . L ATi) 
Abb. You Luk nay (Hg | 
ny ren 
ow. As thine eyes, ſweet Abpeſe, ' 
Ab6, 1 will be ruld then, "el 
Tew., 1 hus then arid pertwade ter 
But do not wggie With me, it ye do Aunt, 
Abb. 1 muſt de there my ſelfe, 
2. Away and fit hers 
Come daughter, you 
Ce4l, | muſt obey your will 
Abs. Le ghar | Exewnt. 


ext now be mil'd,cr never; 


Scena Decima. 


Emer Dorothy, and Mary, 


_ le has this Fellow ful Nunery 
_ VV ian wr achdrr en hk wits. 


"Do, Out of the Namnery 1 chunk, for we can neither ſee her 


Nor the yong Cellide, | 


Mar. Pray beavens he be not teaſing, 
Doy, Nay you may thanke your ſelte, 'rwas your owe 
(fruRures. 


Empire Hylas, and Sam, 


Sam, Why there's the gentlewoman,) 

Hyl. Mas tisſhe1 | 
How ſmart the pretty cheefe lookes ? 'corroW Miſteeſſc, 1 -- 

Dor, Geod marrow to fowhss-" © 10nbig 6 


Saw, 


Monfiewy Thomas, a Coach 
ſtrangeſhthearesac 7 - = | + 
rg rtofunty aq ey muſt go ſo, at-firſt; -+ 187 
yn Would ye onghe with 6 gentlemes ? 
Hyl, Yes marry would 1 


A little with your Ladiftvp. * 
Dor, Your will fir. 


Hyl, Doll, | would have ye proety prepare your lf | 


And thole things yourwould have aniigen; 

For my houle 1s ready. 
Dor, How fic ? : Y 
Hhyk.,.fmd this ni cnoe tb faile, yow mult came to me, 


My Friends will all be there too: For Traghs:'& tholc things 


Andheuſhold ſtuffe, and clatbes you woujd have carried 
To morrow, or the next day, ile take order : 
Onely, What money you hy, bring __ with hye, 
A _— | 
Dory, Iewels fir ? 
= I, _ adornement D, 
e's a bed up, to pla F or 
Andnow come bets f CSmTins Nerd 
Dor. Who are you ? 
Hyl, This Lady ſhalbe welcome t00, 
As, To what fir bon nt 4k 


Hyl. Your neighbour can reſolve ye. 

Dor, You rehber : 
Sir, you lookeloberly ; who's this fellow, ue v 
And& wheres hizbafmefic 


Sam, By heaven, thou art abus'd till:'..\ Z ©i74 1 


Hyl. Ie may eo: Come, yemepipeake aol boldly." i 


re's none burtriends, W 
Dor, 'Catnit ye out of Bedlam ? 
Alas, tisill fir, thatye fuffer him 
To walke in th* open ayrexhus ©cwilTnndoechlm.. 
A pretty hanfome gentleman : great pitty. 
Sam. Let me notlive more if thou be*ſt notcozens, 
Kyl. Cn Ee OR LPIn RE gw - 


At St, Michael: 
Dor, Didnot 1 % FE wwmad! |. 


Om L yoo "7 53 20, 4440) gt 


wie mh en na I 
Hyl, Are Mi Dorothy, Thomas (i 
dfew. re ieipinkevencear Ie ai: 


I kno WK othewe eee 


= 2b rharyob'h; , bout twelve aclocke 
Tye our hands faſt ro you ſweare youloyd me? 
Did not I court ?. 


om this 
Ma. [cart onmag ron ir gnome 
She wasin m thc 
am, | 
Fg! Ye mach 
Dor, By th' a: hea 
For ile no busband before 1 know him 
And ſo good thotrow to ye 3 Come, let's goe ſeeke'em. 
=" I cold t ppg ene. 
ls the g? 
lg wimes rao Tie mai Zxeunt, 


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. . 'Stena Vndecima. 
Enter Miebael, Valentine, and «Alice. 


Mich, | Have bim backe againe. 
x wht Youbare donatriendbi 


* Adiec Gd Wenn. too. 


E | 
| M 3 ; Enter 


Monfeur Thomas, 4 Comedye./ 


IND WAY and fer ways, and aſs and 
(cllide, Jeberally, 


'Yal. My happy Miſtrefſe too : now Fortin belpe ms 
And all f rmbgrkds, thar goyerne chaſt deſires 

_ bb. ALA £2 thee 
To heare your Guardian, what he can _— 
yy” > 0 r=. your pleaſare. 

C much unwilling have made me yeeld, 
More Aims cor {ee : how tull ul arow 
$weet catching ſorrow, he appenres ? es 
That thou but knew" farm ge well as hart ns, 

Mich, Beruid by me : Tee her <ye ft on him 
And what ye heard, belec ve, far fivioce-:/ Tr: 

He neither dar 'd, nor mult oppoit my evid-3 2B 3 
And be you wiſe, yorig Lady, ant! beiceve too, 
This man youlove, Sir ? 

Val. As 1 love my ſoule, Sir. 

Mich, tan, po 1 
Of what his wants whe roryas render 7 
. Fail. And ſhall do ſtill, 

Mich bard his libertie. 
But this faire Maide ; that friendſhip BR wes bends 
ay ou, and ſhe aburd ; nexr, ( to ny Sorrow 

forme ſhoukiſde O dethaintentbedy 
He hath himſelfe coates'd ( my 
Oaly to ſtop hi 
Of layi 
Divers 
Moneys, and lewelstpo, and 

Cell, O whete havel beſtrew'd pw. e> = TAS 
Let's in for ever now, there is vertue. 

Mich, Nay do not wonder at it, he ſhall (ay its 
Are ye not guilrie thus ? 

Fra, Yes: O my Fortune. 


Mowfeur Thomas, a (omedy. 
Mb, To gives proofel joufly 
Looke thy. oy l know walk, : 
Cell, In, good Morher, 


Enter Thomas, Dorothy, and Mary t they Sebaftin 
an and Lanrcelos. 


Yal. Theſe lewels ; I have knowne. 

Dor. You have made brave ſport. 

Tho, He make more, if I live Wench _ 
oy he net ee eye ee EE. A 

. Doyouſeenow plaine 1's Milt Dorothy, 

And that's his Miſtris, 

$es, Peace, let my joy woke calely 
 CIIINY : mine owne boy, Tem, boy, 
Home Laxce, and a freſh peece, of wine,the townes 

- are ,certaine, 

Val, Good beaven, that they were. 

Alice, lle pawne my life on't 
And this is he ; Come Miſtris Doroehy, 
And Miſtris Afory : who do's that face looke like : 
And vicw my brother well ? 

-, my! 

Atich, / ar oben Laney 
Bat muche and maine r of face » 
And lineaments of avg hate guar, 

«Abies My brother's full of paſſion, Ile ipeake to him. 


Manfeur Thomas, a Comedy. 
Now, as you are a gentleman,reſolve me, 
Where ed you ger theſe jowels ? 
Bert ddr make me happy 
yer may me 
Of whom 1 had 'em, 7have never heard yer, | 
Burt from my infancy, upon this arme 


Alice "Tis Franciſcorother, 
By heaven 7ty'd'em on: a little more ſir, 
CR — parents have ye ? 


Fra. 


That F know yet: the more my ſtabborne fortune; 
But as ? beard a Merchant lay 2 that bred me, 


Whozto rr5 edge di'de a poorg man, 
When react?d 
char Merchine ? 


I WR i= 
rd, ce an in wow, Galleyes, 
Pur ear whe hoe ho nerds fire we, 

1 was taken in a ſea- figh ig tom Marine, 


Outot his manly = $a he ES 
He told me of a Nurſe tha 


Bart ſhe, poore ſoule, her yer as Killed 
Aletter too, /hadencloy'd =". 
To one Caſtr#is a Venetian 

To bring me up: the man, = 


And want of friendscom 
Long dead a 


The wars was m 
Jn which ſrand agen 
For which, heavenrecom 


Val. 
And 
Alice Downo' your knees, li, 
For now you have fonnd a father,and that father 
Thaszi41ll not ventore ye againe in Gallyes, 
Mich, "Tis true, beleeve ber fir,and we all j Joy with ye; 
Val, My beſt friend ſtill: my deereſt: now heaven bleſle 
And make me worthy of this benefits (thee 


Now 


Monfenr Thomas, 4 (ome4y; 
Now my beſt Miſtrefle. 
Cel, Now fir, /come toye, 
AG, No, no, let's in wench. 
Cel. Notfor the world, now, Mother, 
And thus fir,all my ſerviee / pay to you, 
Andallmy love to him, 
Yal. And may itproſper, 
Take ber Fraxciſto: now no more yong (aliden, 
And love her deerely, for thy father du's ſo. 
Fra, May all hate ſeek me elſe,and thus 1! (eale it. 
UVa, but mirth now, friends. 


Emer Hylas and Sem, 


Hyl. Nay, 1 will finde him. 
Saw. What doe all theſe here ? 
Tho, Youare atruſty husband, 
And a hotlover too. 
Hyl. Nay man good morrow, 
Now 7 perceive navery, 
wT il told ye. 
Tho, Stay, or Ne make ye ſtay: come hicher (iſter, 
Val. how now Miſtr« fie Thomas: ? 
Tho, Peace alittle, 
Thou weuld'ſt faine have a wife ? 
Hyt. Not Lp 04.ng mcancs., 
Tho, Thou ſhalrhave a wife, & a ftuicſu 1 wife, for 7 finde 
That ſhall never be able tobring thee children. ( Hylas, 
Seb, A notable brave boy. known ſon agen, 
Hy/. 7 utvery well fir, | 
Tho,Thou ſhalt be better Hy/as thou haſt 7 hundred pound 
And thou ſhalr make ber 3 hundred joynture,  (ayeers 
l. No, 
The. Thou ſhalt boy, and ſhalt beſtow 
Two hundred pound in clothes, looke on ber, 
A dclicare luſty wench, ſhe has fifteen buoercd, 
And fesfible: ſtrike hands, or 1'lc ſtrike firſt, 
Dor, You'l let me like ? *' 
Mar, He'sa good AT” * fellow, 


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Hyl. Well TLcogrener onQg Rppiadent. 
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AMa.Now lir,tor you & 1 to make the feaſt full, (word. 

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And love to live in contemplation. 

Ms Come foole, I am friends now, 


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