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on you wort of, whoſe Ladie is the Arguat nent o it e 
now 51 am the weleom ſt thing vnder 2 man that comes there. 
Cle. I think, and aboue a man rang i the truth were Tack'd 
out of you. 
Bey. No faith, III confeſſe beforeSir.The Gentlewomen! 
. play with lie and throw me o the bedzand carry me into my 
14% and ſhee kiſſes me with her oy! 41 face; and puts 8 Per- 
ruke o my head; and askes mee an I will weare her Gowne; 
and I ſay, no: and then ſhee hits mee a blow o the care, and 
cils me Innocent, and lets me go. 

Cle. No maruell ; if the doore bee kept ſhut 2gainſt your 
Maſter, when theentranceis ſogafietbyou-=-well Sir, you 
ſhall goe there no more, left I bee faine to ſeeke your voice 
in my Kl Ruſhes, a fortnight hence, Sing, Sir. 

Tru. Why, here's the man that can melt away his time, 
and neuer fecles it! what, betweene his Miftris „er and | 
his Engle at home, high Fare ſoft Lodging, fine Clothes, and 
his Fiddleʒ he thinkes the boures ha no wings, or the day no 

Poſt- horfs Well, Sir Gallant, were you firooke with the 
Plague this minute, or condemin'd to any capitall puniſh... 
ment to wotro w, you would beginne then to thinke, and va- 


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dle. Harken after the next Horſe-ract,or Huvring-match; lay. | 328 

Wagers, prayſe: Puppy,or Pepper. c orne, White-foot, Frank/in ;' Hot by 7 

ſwere vpon #hite-maynes party; ſp :ud a] oud,thar: my Lords th time, 

may beare you; viſit my Ladies at pighr,andbee able to giut 
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8 No more ſhould Servants 2pproch their Miftreſſes but when 1 
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-  theplace, that ſhe may doe things ſecurely. I once followed 
a rude ſellosv inte n Chamber, here he poore Madame, for ; 
hafte, and troubled ;\ faarelrd ather Perruke, 9 couer er © 
baldneſſe: and put it Ah the wrong Way. ty oy. 
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plement 3 an houre, with that reuetſt face; when : n look'd = 
when ſhe ſhould ralke fromthe t othet fide; | | | 
Cl. Why, thouſhiould'fitha'releev'd her. 
Tra. N o faith, I let ker alone, as wee ll ler thi argument; | | 
if you pleaſe, and paſſe to another, When ſaw you ies 4 
ne, Eugenie FF 
Cle. Not theſe threls "I Shall we goeto bim this mor- . 
ning heis very melancholique, bheatee 705115516 l e 
Tre Sicke o the Vncle? is hee? I met that ſtiffe peece of 
Farwatinie: his Vacle, yeſterday ;| with a huge Turbant . 
Night- Caps on his head, buckled ouer his eres... 
1 "Cle. ©, that's his cuſtom: when he walkes abroad. Hee 7 
mend te no noyſe, may; - e ene 
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Cle. Or any n yn 1 x is not cluferdto. 


dwell in the Pariſh, nor an Armorer. He 

Pewterers prentice once vp ona Shroue-tueſdayes Ryor, for 
being o' that Trade, when the teſſi were quit. 

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Penſion of him, not to come neert that Ward. This Yourh 
pracdis d on him, one night, like the Bell manzeud neuer left 
till hee had brou ghe him do we t the deore, with a Long- 
Sword: and there left him flouriſning wich the Ayte. 915916 

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he 145 and er Fes his Games vndet Malter Atoroſe's 5 Wider : 


till hee way ſent crying away; with his head mac 2 
bleding SpeQacle to the multit de. And, a $i! 
Fencer, e his Prize, had his Drumme wol tragi- 


cally runne thorow, for ta ing that fireet | in his Nan 4 - ar _ , 


Tru A good Wagge. How 4 whe forthe 8 0 
Ck. 125 the Queenes time, bs was waot tto ge 
Towne every Sattet day at ten a clock e, or oh H 1 
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Ce. When were you there? . 

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out! B 2 neuer thought of the like. Dam d 
but court ber; and the wrong way, He 22 her 
and praiſes:her Modefty;zdefires that ſheewould talke, and 
bee free; ànd commends her filence in Verſes : which hee 
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of Prayers. He is one of the Braatries, tl ough he be no 
the its. Hee will ſalute a Iudge ypon the each, $i ws 
ſhop in the Pulpit a Lawyer When he is plead og at the 
—— Lady when ſhee is dauneing in a Maſque 
out. He lo's giue Pla es, and Suppers es Hi 
loud, out of his windore, as they tide by ig a- 
ches. He has a Lodging i in the Sand for the — £1 Ot 1e 
watch when Ladies are gone to the Chinahoules, or the Er. 
change, that he may meet hem byichan emPre 
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cel was a Page! in Court, io We Lene 
aſter, my „Ladies Gentleman · vſher, wko got me knight 
Ireland, ſinee it pleas d my elder Brother todye —1 
Faire 2 gold Ierkin on that day, as any was worne in the 4. 65 
lodNoyuge, or at Calla, none diſprays d, and 2 1 oyer | 
inithicher, ſhow's my ſelfe to my friends, in Court, a ind af 
ter went downe to my Tenants, in the Countrey, a d ſur 4 
uai'd my Lands, letnew Leaſes, tookę their Mon ſpent it | 
in the eye o ' che Land here „en Lacie —and non Load ; 
rake vp at mypleaſure. e ak 
D avp. Can you take yp Ladics, Sir? een 
Cle. O, let him breathe, he has not recouer d. 
"254 Would I were your halfe, in that N 
No, Sir, excuſe mee: I meant Money, 
Sfx vp any thing. T haue another Gueſt, or two, 91 uite, 
and ſay as much ro, Gentlemen. I'll cake my leaue abroptly, j 
none you will wy eee Seruant. be 
avp. Wee will not faile you, Sir precious ELo-Fow q bur, 
ſhe ſhall, thatyour Ladies come! to ler if ] haue allt, 27 } 
fore Sir D. Pr 9; 1 
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Daup. Onſucha Rogke,as the other! that will betray 
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low? ſpeske not,though Iqueſtion y. 
Ring, off from the ſtreet” doe, "as Tl ?an 
not, by ſpeech, but by flescef use t be otherwiſe () es, f 
very good. And, you haue faſten d on a e Hecke che fellon 
bed, on the out- ide of the doore; r a whe a W 
their Daggers, or with Brick-bats, var 6 
but with your legge, Pay K 
( yery good. This is not, ohel 
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have beene with Cutberd, the Barber 
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mee not but with your legge , vnleſſe it bee otherwiſe :\ 
if it bee otherwiſe , ſhake your head, or ſhrugge () ſo. 

'Your /:aljan , and Spaniard: are wiſe in theſe ; &itis'a; | 
frugall, apd comely grauitie. How long will it bee, ere Cit- 
gerd come? Ray, if anhoure, hold vp our Whole hand; if 


halfe an houre, two fingers; if a quarter, ONE; (—) go 
5 halfe a quafter? tis well. And haue you given him a Key, to 
= comeinwithout knocking ? (—)goo ood; And, is the Lock 
=. oyld, and the Hinges, to day? —=) good, And the Quilting 
of the ſtayres no where Wworne out and bare(—Jrvery = 
Iſee, by much doctrine, and impuloo,it may be efeAcd, :ftand 
by. The Tyrke, in this divine 5 ne, 1 admirable, excee- 
FAR all the Potentates - the Earth ; feill waited on k 
Mutes; and all his Comm exe ; yea, euen in the 
Warre (as I haue heard) pin in 1 s M rehes., moſt of his 
Charges, and directions, given by Signes, and with filence: 
an exquiſite art] and I am eattily aſnam' , and angry often f 
times, that the Princes of Chri## 716 ine, 2 Poms ſuffer ; rhe * 
barian,to tan ſcend hem in ſo high a point of Feliciri 
\priftizei it, hereafter. HHN oh, Sh Nhat V 
What Prodigic of Mankinde'is der! 50 
threat, cut his throar': : what rderer,, He 
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ver, More ſe, Carberd, 


Maſter Mareſe? is your name, Maſter Nee Filhes! 
thagorepns all! this is ftrange! What fay you, Sir, n thing? 
Has Harpacrates been here, with his Glub among you well | 
Sir, I will beleeue you to be the man, at this time: I will ven- 
ter ypon you, Sir. Logs rad at Court commend hem te 
ou,“ ir 375 24 1 
7 (Mor. Omen! O manners! U Was there ever ſuch 
dence Nell. 95 
Ti. And are extremely ſollicicous for you, Sir. . 
Ar. Whole Knauę are you!, +... 
Tre. Mine owne Kn ue, and your Compere,Sir, : 155 | Fa 
Ar, Fetch me my Sword = | „ 
Try, Y ou ſhall aſt the one halfe of my Dagger,if ey - 
(Genome): and you, the other, if you ſtitre, Sir: 5 5 5 
charge you, in the Kings Name, and heare me without inſur 
rection. The ay, you are to marie? to marry.) d 
marke, Sir? 37 
Mor. How = All ce pense 
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and other ſtrauge Agde be tene ily, private and pub. 
lique f if you had liu d in King E 050 larei time, ier, Nee 
ward the Gonfefſers, you might, perhaps h om: 
cold Countrey-Hamlet, then, a dull fre ftrie Wench; ould 
haue beene contented with one the 105 they will as ſoone ; 
be pleas?d with one legge, or one eye. Ill tell you, Sit, t 
monſtrous hazards you ſhall runbe with Wife. 7 + = 
Alu. Good Sir || haue I euer gofen d any friends of your 
of their Land? bought their! aſſeſſionsꝰ taken forfeit of 
their Morgage? begg'd a Reuerſion from hem? ae 


their Iſſue what haue I done, , that may deſerve this? 11 60 
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blets and great Roſes i the Towne will bee tate 106 fo 0 
aud crooked, ſhee'll bee with: them, and buy thoſe Doubli ; 
and Roſes, Sit. If eich, and char you marry her Do vry, no 
her; ſhee 1 rajgne in your Houſe, as imperious as a Widow, 
If Noble, all ber Kipdred will be your Tyrannes, Tf Fruitfol | 
as proud as May, and humorous as «April; ſhemuft haue he 1 
Dae ctors, her Mid-Wiues, ber Nurſes, her longings euerie 
haute: though it be fot the deareſt morſell of man.! leafs 
ned, there was neuer ſuch s Parkat; all your Pattimonje will 
be too little for the Gueſts, that muſt be inuited, to heare hir 
ſpeike-Latine and Greeks: and you muſt lye wich her i it het. 
Languag 0 li if you will pleaſe her. If preciſe, you muſt | 
feaſt all the blenc d Brethren, once in tkree dayes; ſahjtet ie 8 
Siſters; entertayne t t e whole Family, or Wood of 'he zen | 
hearelong-winded Exerciſes, Singings, and Carech ings, _ WW 
whick you are not giuen to, and yet muſt giue for: to leaſe x 
che zealous M atton our Wife, who, for the holy cauſ 1 5 
colen you, ouer and aboue, You begin to ſweat, Sir hi is 
is not halfe,iffaich,: von may dqe your pleaſure, notti ft 
ding „as ſaid before, I come hot to perſwade you. 
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charge, you, 605,%J• bac frſt. Then, you mußt keepewhar | 
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Colledge, chat can inſtruct bet in an the Myfleries, 
writing Letters , corrupting. e Sw 1 Spy 
where ſhee muſt have that rich Gowne for ſuch a great day; 
new one for the next; a tichet for the third; be ſeru'd in ſil. 
uer; haucthe Chamber fill'd with a ſucceſſion of Seen, 
Foot · men, Vſhers, and other Meſſengers; beſides Ewbroys . 
derers , Icwellers, Mag ru wn fan tyre 
fumers; While ſhe feeles aot howithe Land drops away; nor 
the Reres melt ; nor foreſees the: ichange, Whey the Mercet | 
has your Wai ds for her Veluers; never weighes what her 
Pride coſts, Sir : ſo ſhe may kiſſe Pag, or i ſmooth —_— 
that has thedeſpayre ofa Beard be Stateſ-woman, kho-w· 
all the Nees, What was done at Saſirbury, W What at the 
Bath, what at Court, what in pro grefle; or, ſo ſhee may cen- 
ſure Poets, and Aurhdis; and Alles; and compare k en, Da. 
niel with Spenſer, Iobn fon with the: tother outh, 206 
foorth; or, be thought cunning in Contro erſies, er the ver 
knois of Divjnicie; and haue, often in her mouth, the ſtate . 
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Daw: Not worthy to be nam'd for Authors. Homrgan 
old tedious prolixe Aﬀe, talkes of Curtiers, and Ghines of 
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Das. And ſo Pindarus, Lyocephrinl Anarrton; Catullns, 

Seneca the Trag cdian, Lucan, Prope 7775 „Tibullas \ Martial, | 

+4" aonk Alen, Statins Tolitian, are Flac cus and be "= 

reit. Wi id T3 1 3 
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Dawp. Andhoy he powres hem out! P olitzen, y wi 

lerins Plates! 1 
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Dp. As could bemade, i faith, "Mr 
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the other zre not to bee! receiu d i 
Scholler. | 
Dayp. 
die, in Titles, „ 
Cle. Twender that ce is not called to the Helme, and 
made Councellor! 47 e ; 
Dau. He is one extraordina 

Cle. Pier , bur in ase to 
wants ſuch. pI 

Daup. Why, chat will follo p. 2 

Cle. Imuſe, a Miftris can bee ſo ent to the detes of 
ſuch a Setpadr. ee 19 een . Me 

Dam. IIs her Vertue; Sir, I haue 
her filence too. | 

Daup.| In Verſe, Sir Jahn, 

Cle. What elſe? 
Daup. Why? how can you iuRtific 
Poet, that ſo ſlight all the old Ports? 

Dov. Why ? enery man, that writes, i in Verfe , 
Poet; you haue of the Wits „that write Verſes, ans 
po Poets: they are Poet that liue byi it, the poote 
OY E 
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25 Ne, *rwere pittie fie 
Verſes he did not make 
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No faith, how meane you y aſe, Sir. 

Daw. Why, with increaſe is, when I court her | 

common cauſe of Mankind; and ſhe ſayes nothi 
ſentire viderar e and in time is graui da. 

Daup. Then, this is 2 Ballad of Procreation?.- 
le. "A Madriget' of Procreation, you miſtake. 
- 12, Epi," Pray give me my Verſes againe, Seruant. 
Da. If you you'll aske hem aloud, you mall. 

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[thus a Ki with diy de 5 

Where the ſound of it mi igbt haue piete d your 
es, wich gl Aneſſe, had you beene in care · reach o it. Dax 
ine, fall downe and worſhip me: I have forbid the Bang 
Lad. Thave ene with thy vertuous Vncle, and haue 


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Tun., Nesfuith; and thou ſhouldſt & hope otherwiſe, 1 
«this Horne got mee entrance, Kiffe 
Way to get in, but by fayning to be a Poſtzbut 
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miſeries of Maria 
of a worn! 
him off o char dent, for, — 
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no, Cut ee 45 100 e Wk 


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of his wits, with threatning him from Maris go! : 
Daup. On „Ipray the. I: {I [oh 
Cut. And your Yncle, Sir, he hinkes? ewas dont by vt 
procurement; therefore he will ſee the partie, you wot of, | 
preſently: and if hee like her, hee ſayes, and this ſheebe ſo 
inclining to dombe, as I haue told him, he ſweares; hee wi "of 
marty het, {O07 BIS 2 bot deſereltemihu "oy 
longer. af i 40s be £41000 1 $9122 Afr 
Danp. Exc ellent! beyond our Ne ee | 2594 
Tru; Beyond your expectation ? byrhis ight/T new, 'Y 
N be thus. bo = 
Dany. Nay, ſweet iT} Vu.-wit, forgiue me. 188 tha. * [ 
Im. No; I wes ignorantly officious; impertivent? hi 


wis the ab d, weake part. 41 fot | 
Cle. Wilt tho alfrive that ro: dens, wow. was meers | +1 


farin ß,, 29 21tH 1617 i dne o: hene ü 
M.. Fortune 2 meere Ne eee | 
Bagger int. I ſaw it muſt neceſſatily in naturr fallout ſort m 
Leine is never falle te meinaheſcthings. Shewmee,how | 
\couldbeotberwiſe.,,.. cal bleld und ov , ior Mi 
-11/Daup, Nay, Gentlemen, contend not, tis well no 
=il1 T7! Alafle, let him goc en wirh icon fiderate, and ka, 
nn da dene n nnd TU A og „H 
Cle. N thoufirange;ultifiee of aby elſes bee wiſer 
ien chou wert, byithe euen . % „ Lot 
"Thu, B 8 Wee bia chen bel Gelgacher- Berſuale 
ee e gre-ſa , annoys then al nega 
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Tu. That's Miracle ＋J˙ he t youtwo tens 
ſeparable, |. + „dH N nap; rf it. 

Daw. He's gone to boite bis Gueſts,: yy, Mt 4 dc. 
771. Gods. Utls e ey | rr mem y ide L. 
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Cle. Gone afore'; with Sir Dapbine I warrant 

place. 22% ttf on lo 42 ile 21þ20: 4. 

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mince it. Ah 1 were as he, l would ſwesre to Fare 
word to her, to day, for:. 
Daw. chis lightz no more will not.. 

Tru, Nor to any body elſe; Sir. 
Dav. N 5 Iwill not ſen ſa, Gentlemen,” atk | 


pan, ; you could have drawne HL to it. 
Da. Ill be very melancholique, i fait. 
. Cle. As Dogge, i if I were as you, Sir l 472 At! 
Tru. Or a Snaile, or a Hog - louſe: 1 woult:yoll e1 
ſelſe vy for this day, introth they ſhould not vnwidd mee. | 
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Cle. Tis x 

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ay, you W e, if you bee right melan- 

Tin. YesSit, mel dogge you, wel ey val 

farre off, rei ein ; 
Cle. Was there euer much 2 t WW 
meaſur d out b Tune, to be ſold to laughter? ꝰ L 

2 Ameere talking Mole! no Muſhrome was ue 

-— OTC. 
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on you. As I conceive, Curbend, æhis 

you haue prouided, and bt t, in h 

the place hag perſon of Wie) Anf Ma Wk 
yourlegge; vpleſſe ir bee otherwiſe: oh 
Cutberd, I conceiue, beſides; Curb 1 


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acquainted with her birth, e. ucatioh, and e. 90 


you would nar preferre her to my 
ty eonſequente of Marriage. ( 
Anſwer me not but with your! 
(—) Very well done Cutberd. 
ines: me to examine her conditio! 


try her within. Come neere; faire 
chauiour ſeeme ru e, th a 

may happ 

ſpeake, though Curberd;andm 

ſounds, onely, the ſweee ee 

lengtk of be ene. Ibeſesch vor 

firſt fire of necting ey es, (they 

feele any ſi uch motion, fodet 

on ſee in me? ba, Lady? 

y ſilent cut ſies, from y. 


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j. Judge you, for ooth. 41 

45 | agen x, a duiine ſoſtneſſe1-b bane en 

Lady,as fenioyne theſe by do nduſtty,. 

our ſelfe to the ſearch of my judgement, aid] not. 

leaſure in your tongue, Which is a womans chiefeſt 

ahinke it playbble, to anſorers mecbyfileptges = 

ong as my tight, wichwhat! yon 

5 Excellent! Divine! if it were pofſible;ſhee 

id cut thus Peace, Cutberd, thou art made for ey 

uer,as thou hat made mee, if this felicity haue laſting but! 
will try her further, Deare. Lady, Lam Courtly, I tell you; 

and | muſt, aue mine cares banqueted with: pleaſant 47 4. 

witty Confe ences, pretty Girds, Scoffes, and Dalliar 

6 thatt meane to chooſe for my Bed-phetre. The Ladies 

in ourt, thipke it a moſt deſperate impayre to theit quick Ii: 


13 50 5950 wit, and good carriage, if they cannot giue occaſion 


1 2 man toc urt hem; and, When an amotous Diſcourſe a 
i ſet on foot, winiſtex as good matter to continue it, ashim- 
: and doe you alone ſo much differ 1 them, that, 

what they (with ſo much circumſtan 82 \ Fi 
to ſeeme learn'd, to ſeeme 23 to 


A (qu cap bury jnyou 
Jour, 


11 0 la: bot your owne Proclamation 20 
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Cle. No: for Gods ſake, what is he? 
yu. An excellent Animal, equall with your Das, 
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Four Barber: heis his Wifes dubiect, hee calls her P 
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the witty denomination of his chiefe carouſing Cup One 
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then he has his lefſer Glaſſes, that he calls his Deere, ind his 
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nor thinkes any entertayniment perfect, till cheſe babt nent 
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torment me, at ſuch times as theſe? Who giues you|y, 
maintenance, I ray you? who allowes you your Hi 
meat, and Mans. meat 7 1 three gutes of Appat 
peere? your foure paire © Stockings, one Silke 4. 
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when I can get you to weare hem? Tis mar'l you} Ther 
on now. Who graces you with Courtiets, or great Perſo- 
nages, to ſpeake to you out of their Coaches, and come 
home to your Houſe? Were you euer ſo much as look'd vp- 
on by a Lord, or a Lady, before Imarryed you: but on thbe 
Eaſter, or Whirſon-holy-da yes? and then out atthe Bans 
quetting-houſe windore, | when Ned WP: ; or Teoroe 
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when her honour came hether to ſee ſome ¶ hina fuffes; and 
ſhe expounded it, out of Artemuidorus, and 1 oy feen it 
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pound ac one time; and burt me a blacke Satten Gowne,as 
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Colledge. another time. Athird time, at the Lords Maſque, 
it dropt all my Wy re,and my Ruffe with Wax-cavdle,: that 
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lance very true; Tr has done me many afftonts. 
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fortune, ſhee ſayes, his Vacle, old Moreſe: and ſhee will'd 

mee in priuate to tell you, that 

more fauours: and with more ſecuritie now, then before.) 
Dam. Did ſhe ſay ſo, ifaith ? 


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deſire me to forgiue ber? „ Oe 1. 

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Z4-Fosle intended this Feaft to honour her Bridale day; 
made you the propertie to inuite the Colledge Ladies, and 
promiſe to bring her: and then at the dus, hee ſhould haue 
appear d (as his friend) te haue giuen you the der. Where- 
as now, Sir Dawphts 
this kind of ſatisfaction, that you ſhall bring all the Ladies 
to the place where ſhe is, and be very! iauial and thereſhee 
will haue a Dinner, which ſhall be in your name: and ſo diſ- 


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1 know, I beſeech youl ! e 
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phines Vade; your Coſens Neighbour, and hee has diuer- 
ted all the Ladies, and all your company thether, to fruſtrate 
your prouiſion, and ſticke a diſgrace a vater, He was here, 
now, to haue intic d vs aWay: from Jou too: but wee told | 
him bis nt „Ithinke. 1 2 wr: f 

L- F. || 15 Six [Joby Dam wrong d mee i aber 

Daw, Hee has done it, Sir Amorous moſt maliciouſly, 
and tech ouſly: but if youll be told y'Y e Fi 7 
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bis preparation yreerly z and, Far your © o, whereas ſhee 1% 
ſhould be ttoubled here at home with: thre: of making and , 


giuing welcome, ſhe ſhall transferte all hat labout thether, 

and be a principall gueſt her ſelie, ſit tank d with the C ole: 

ledge - Honors, and bee honor d and haut her Healch te 7 

as often, as bare, vnd as lo wd as the beſt of hem 
La-F. III Boe tell ber preleathy Je ſhall bee done, xl hats 

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a e bee e Gueſt aid meatnow; how 1 alt 
we doe for Mufique ? | 0 
Cle. The ſmell of the Venifon,going hrough west 4 
will invite one noyſe of Fidlers, or other. 

Daup. I would it would call the Truwpeters cherer | 

Cle. Faith, thete is hope; they have intelligence of all 
Feaſts, There" 8 good correſpondence betwixt them, and the 
Landon -· Cookes. Tis twenty to one but we haue hem. 1 
Daup. T will be a moſt ſolemne ay ei Vac c anda an 
excellent fir of mirth for vs. E 

Cle. I, if we can hold vp the Emule e renden 
Da, and neuer bring them to expoſſulate. 
Daup. Tut, flatter hem both (as Tru-wit ſayes)and and | 
may take their Inderſtandings in a Purſe-net. Theyllbe- 
leeue themſelues to be iuft ſuch men as we make hem, hei- 
ther more nor leſſe. They haue nothing, not the vie of th if 
ſenſes, but by tradition. N 
Cle. Seel Sit. 


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La. F. Ves, tis very ferſible :ſhee'll doe any thing, ſhee 
yes rather then the La-Foo/es ſhall be diſgrac d. 
Daup. She is a Noble Kinſwoman, It wilt be ſuch a peſt. 

ling deuice, Sir Amorous! It will pound all your enemies 
ptactiſes to poulder, and blow him yp with his one wine, 
his owne trainee. AD PUN CY LUO HLEIV 
La. F. Nay, wee ll giue fire, I Warrant an. 0 05577 $194 
Cle. But you muſt carry it peiuarly,wichouranynoy fe 
and take no notice by any meanes. - | 9 
Orr. Gentlemen, my Princeſſe ſayes; you hall have all 
her Siluer Diſhes, \ feftinate:and ſhe” gone to alter her vere 
alittle, and goe with 70 u—— 45˙ 
Cle. And your ſelfe too, Capnirie Over, £9,25/ 164704 
+D ap. By any meanes, Sir. % . 
Ote, Yes Sir, I doe meane it: but I would entrearemy 
Coſen Sir Amorons,and you Gentlemen; to be gutors to in: 
e N 90 carry! my Bull, and my Beare,as wel F 
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Cle: That you mal 55 ee ie 
La-F. My Coſen will neuer conſent, Gentlemen. | 
Daap. S he muſt conſent, Sir Amorbus to te 
Za-F. Why, ſhe ſayes they are no diet 

Ott. But they are detora; and that's better, Sir. 

Cle. 1, ſhee , heare argument. Did not f Pa "Wi whos / A 
was a Queene, loue a Bull? and was not Califto the Mother 
of Arcas, tuin di intoa Beare, and made a  Starre,Miftris UV 
fula, the Hepuens 21/1 ome HCH II 

Ott. O God! dart could he' fa id as mu At 1 will have | 
theſe Stories painced| i phe Mis + os 
morphoſi. 5 oh 

Damp. Where is your Princeſſe, © | 
Leader, i 


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Gi . an Angell fox your ſelfe;and nah line 77 
for your gold. Muſe reer kene toy nts, | 
It is fit we ſhould thanke Fortune, dub form 
ny benefit he conferres ypon vs; b der, iris your per A 
fection, but my ſolace. -- [> n as; 93 

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Mor. VV at ſayes he, C cuiberd tb: 
Cut. Het ſayes, Prafto, Sir, whenſoeueryotit 
needs him, ſhe can be readie with the like. Hee got this bel 

Severe. 


with fitting vp late, & ſinging Carches with U 

Mor. No more. I thanke him, 1 ke 

Par. Gi d keepe your Wotſhip, at 70 

with your faire Spouſe, (Vmb, nbi) 0 flo Ta 

- 11 Mor. O, &, ſtay Cutherd let him ue me five ſh : 

my money A ns Tl ele vard benefit: 
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Cut. Cough: againe, Fe: 14 eee, 
Cur Hemill cough out the reſt, Sir.” ay 
Par. (Vaih, vmh, vmh.) 
IM Away, ny with bum, op his mouch any; 1 165 
iue it. 15 £ 
n Epi. Fye, Maſter Morſe tha hs will vic this reſet 5 


to à man of the Church. nol 
Cor; How.) £3} 2140) 45 


Epi. It dois not . your pr or breeding, (as 
you pretend inCourt)e to haue offer'd this out-rage on a Wa- 
et or dny more boyſtrous creature, much lefſe ona 9 


Mor. You canſ | ake then! | 
Ebi, Yes, Sin,. | 
Mor. Speake ont I meane. 4 
Epi. 1 Sir, Why, did you thinke you . a Sta- 
tue ? ora Motion, Lonely ? one of the French Pup pets, with 
the eyes rurn'd with a Wire? or ſome innocent out of ib 
Hoſpirall, thar would ſtand with her l cus, and a ph g ile 
mouth, and looke vpon you. . 
Aer. O immodeſlie | a mani ile wow he 4 bene 
Epi. Nay, never quarrell with Cutberd, Sit, it is too late 
now, I confeſſe, it doth bate (oiriewbidt of the modeſtie 


£. had, when I writ ſimply M aide: but Thope, I ſhall makeit 
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c mal to che oftats, and di pies of your | 


Mor, he cin ale! Nee . e nit bl 1 


Aer. „What, Hin. Noneof uy Koe, ae whe ere 
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Here's Miter Mao! 1 p 4 
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Tru. 10 you all joy, a Mfr i 2 
and honoprable match. | am Of ate | 
R. Tteturne you the thankes, Maſter r, foticnd „ 
iſh deſerues. n e 
he has icquaintance, 10% 90 21g othod'7% 


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your fair choice, here, Befortt was the Bir d of N / 0 
you, the, Owle bur now am the Mt ſſenger of Pe „ 
Doue, and bring you the glad wiſhes of on i friends, 47 to! 3 
the celebfation of this good houre, £ 65 1 
Mor. What houre, Sir? 1 
In. Tour Marriage houre giz: Tedmm nd yo 
tion, that (notwithflanding all the dariy\ rs L laid fore 
in the voice of e woy 60 * 


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4. with 0 ft. handed cr ye 


Ti ru. Why, aid you euer bob 5 Sir commit ing e 
crecie of it to a Barber, that lefle; then the whole Towne 
ſhould know it? you might a et ba rol ir to the Con- 
duit, ox the nin: or the Infa nf: „ e bo 
Court. and withmere ſecbritle. 255 your. Gravitie for- 17 
get ſo old and noted a remuant . as, Ippis ſoribus 
Well Sir, forgiue 1 it your we) Wi 

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ſland open. I would ſee him that. dares mooue his eyes to- 
ward it, Shall L haue a Barricade made againſt my no 


norable yifiration.. ... 


rayue-C 
with Religion, and fete. Thoſe delights are to bee ſteep'd 


; Reuels, of Diſcourſe: wee'll haue all, Sir, that e 


with your frien Boe vil * three . 1 
e Ladies, fromthe! Colledg e to viſit. you preſeut- 4] 
heir trayne of Minions, and 22 PPT 
rte m deores | batte my:doores! where are all 
y mouthe! now? TR Vp wy doores . you 


Varlets. Bat 
Epi, Heis Valet, Sas firtest to So ade 10 dba 


to be barr d of yplealure they e can E in to me With Ho- 


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Mor. O Anas bie impudchce?. | Þ 
Fru. Nay faith, in this, Sir, ſhee ſ peakes but eise 24 
me thinkes is ore continent then you. Would you goe to 
bed ſo preſently, Sir, afore noone? amanof your head, nd | 
haire, ſhould owe more to that reuetend Ceremony, and oe 
mount the Marriage-bed , like a Towne-Bull, or a Moun- 
zoate,; but ſtay the due ſeaſon; and aſcend it ti en 


in the humor, and filence of the night; and giue the day to 
other open pleaſures, and iollicies of- Feaſt, of Ae 


227 Hymen high, and happy. 
Mor. O, my torment, my torment ! 
Tinu. Nay, if you indure the firſt halfe houre, Sir, fo ti 


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di. 
ouſly, and with this irkſomneſſe;whar comfort, of hope, an | 
this faire Geutle woman make to her ſelfe hereafter , in the | 


conſideration of ſo many yeeres as are to come. | | 
for. Of my affliction. Good 85 Kak; 08 a Jether 4 
doe it alone. | 
Tru. mme . of URS n 43 
Mer. T That curſed Barber! F 
1 Tow (Ves fait a cutſed Wretch indeed, „Sir.) L js 564d | 
Mor. Thane maxryed his Cirterne, that's common N 
men. Some plague aboue the. 3 065 Jobs 
tru, (A en Bauen) ; 


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curling another mans haire, his 0 
burning ſome-Male-baudes Locke, he 
beat out with the Curling-Iron? ©! 1: 

Mor. No, let the Wretch liue e Ma 
the Itch, ind his Shop ſo loulie,s g's many dare come at king, 


nor he come at no man. 
and if he would eve dale, for Pits 


let not them purge bim) 


Let his Warming 


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\ or. Krenz ede him. 
Tru. Tis very well, 
more, Il aſſure you pee ll beare'| 
the Poxe with'ſeeking to cure ity 


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plex a Raſon 
for Bread. oo 

Tu. And drinke — to „in, dad mt 
Mer. Or, for want of Bread 


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Mer. Ne „beste the olde a to. 5 d 
N Bread of them. 


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Mor, His Chayres' bee ul — yes em 
1 his Combes mould in their Caſes. 
Tre. Very dreadfull that! 
tion, Sir, of caruing Lanternes, 
or; Let there bee no Ba 
of his: but leth a 


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Tr, (A perpetuall Froſt ynderneathir, Sir :/ 
Mor. Let him neuer . to ſee bre4gaine. N 


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tor cuer. Now,no more, Sir. 5 os 73 
'Othar Laſt was too high ſer! you . 90 
him i' faith, an bee reueng d enou hz hos 
uer ble ro bew paint his Pol. 
Aer, Good Sit, nd more. I forgormy ſelfe,... thor 
Tra, Or, want credit to take vp with 1 —— 
Aer. No more, „% 1 
Tu. Or, hauing broken his Glaſſe i in Fier defpoire 
fall now intoa much greater, of cuer getting mathe 
Mor. ] beſeech you, no more. 
77. Or, that he never bee truſted "ith cimming of ay 
bur Chimncy- ſweep KS (Canin Pe 
Mor, Sir. — ' 172 | | 1 enn 
Tru. Or, pay he cut a Collier rose wich his Raſor, 
chance-medlee, and yet hang for!t .. 1 
Mer. Iwill forgiue bim, father henbetr ny ot | 
beſcechyou Fir, ee e ec 
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Don d. Tru wit, H. aug by, 74 naue, 83 1 | 
oh. | Mane, 0 Ait 
His way, F or! * . e 
Mar. C 'Oithe dei breakes in vp 80 aeſugoicriiah di 
an ee Iſhallbe e beet x 0 ſe, A ©: ten 
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Daw. I have 154 5. ſome Ladies here wither and knD 
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away, now; ; they come toward 7. 5 eke you out. 


Has. Vfaith, later Moraſe would you ſteale a Mar . 7 
riage chus,in the mid of lo many friends, and not acquaint = 


vs? Well, Ell kifſe you, notwithſtandibg the Iuſtice of 1 my. 
quarrell: you thall give mee leaue, Miſs, 75 viea 0 
ming familiarity with your Husband. E MBNG, > 
Epi. Your Ladiſhip do's mee an hon ur, in ir, adds | 
know hee js ſo worthy your fauolir: 28, YOu haue done both 
him and mee grace, to vile ſo. wen 4 3 yu to enter- 
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or, C ok] | complement! . | Tris 
Epi. Bur I muſt lay che burthen of that, FRO 5 er! 
bis 3 Frys 
Hau. Te ſhall not nedd, Miftris Mor 
rather they one ſhall be opprelt. 


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Hau. this the Glen Wemag e en 
Cen. Nay, ſhe has found her Tooge, 6 ince e the was mar- 
ried, Maſter Trw-wit ſays. : „ 
Hau. O, Mafter Tra-wit fave? you. bst kind of © ce. 
ture is youi Bride here? ſhe ſpeakes, me thinke 11 
Tru. Ves Madame, beleeue it, ſhee js 2 Gentlemomnof 
very abſolute behaviour, and of good Racei f 
Han. nd 7ack' Dam toldvs, ſhe could not ſpeake. 
Tinu. Soſit was carryed in plot, Madame, to put — 
this oldef fellow; by Sir Dauphine, bisNephew, and one or 
two mare of vs: but ſhee isa woman of an excellent aſſu- 
rance, and an exttaordinary happie wit, and 2 


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 Ladiſhip, ye cannot laugh at her fy | 
mg No! wee'l haue her to . « Calledg e: adh | 


- wit, ſhe hall be one of ys! ſhall ſlice not Comme? ep I 
make ber Gollogiare. N 4 
Cen. Les faith; Madame, and Metis, and dae mill ge | 
| ”p a fide. 40324 1 v0 :# 
Tru: Beleeueit Madame, ane Miſs oli thee w . 
ſuſtaine Her part, a 
Maw. IIb tell you thats when t bea e with dense f 
114 La. Vie her very eile, Adonis) y 
Man. So Iwill, Madame. 11 
Mor. Bleſſed minute i that they weuld whiſper thy 1 
euer. che $14 
Ju. In the Aeg time; Mudd; would bury 
Ladiſhip helpe to vexe him a little: you know his di 
talke to him about the Wedding Ceremonies, or call fe : 
your Gloues, Olin 1 „ | 
Han. Let me alone. Centawre, helpe wee. MaſterBri ide- 
groeme, where are you? ke 0.1 1c 
Mer. O, it was too miraculouſ] ygodt to lac! 
Hun. we ſes no Enſig nes of „ Wedding; here; no Cha — 
FS raſterof a Brideale : 45 hes be our Skarfes, and bur ode 
Iptay you, giue hem vs. Let's know your Brides See 
and yours, at leaſt. 
Cen. Alas, Madame, he "Bb "wits none! 
Mor. Had I knowne your Ladiſhips Painter, I would: Fy 
Hau. He has giuen it you, Cemanre; yfaith. But doe 70 u 
heare Maſter Moroſe, a Ieſt will not abſolue you in this man- 
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Daw. Ves M. dame „Tul make an Epi halamium, I pro- 
mis d my Miſtris, Thaw begunne| ita „ 8 Zadi 
ſhip heare ir? x 44+ Eat 71 25 . og 
Hau, I, gad Jae B 0 
Mar. Will ie plesſe y 
ber, and bee private wich 
choice of Roomes, to retyre to 
yours. Iknow, it hath beene you 
Cirie,at other imes, how euer no 
ft 1e on mee but II al 
honorable cuſt me of r 
Epi. Come 7e cage 
Ladies of hongur iu tit 3 117 Us 7.5, 
Cer. He i a rude Groome, indeed.” zun due 
Tri. By chat light, you deſerue erue to grafte 
Hornes reach from onè᷑ fide of the 
not miſtakeſ mee, Sir, Ibut ſpeake thi 
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Dm. Peace, Raſcals. You ſee. wha! 7 your fiend o, 
Sir: Take courage, put on a Mertyn relolutien. 1 ke | 
downe all their attemptings, with patience. Tis hut a d 
and Iwould.ſufferheroically. Should an Aﬀe exceed me el 
fortitude ? No. You betray your infirmitie with y dut hang- 
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x. YnexpeRed , by your Nephew; a Wedding Dinner come, 
the and a Knight Sewer before it, forthe more reputation: and 
10 Miftris Omer. your Neighbour, in the Rump. or Tayly | 
of it,” | | 
Mor. Is that Goa: that Meduſa come? Hide wee, ; 
hide me. Mgt | = 

Tru. I Warrant you, sit 4 hee will not rranafarme you, 
Looke' vpon her with a good courage. Pray you entertayn 
her, and conduct your Gueſts iv, No ? Miſiris Bride, will you 
i ; dee in the Ladies ? your Bridegroome is ſo ſhame-fac'd 

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Tru. And has almoſt brought him to > the falth, Febe-article. — 
Here he comes. Where is he now? what's g co! Wager nim, 
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© Daxp. O, hold Wenn I hall 90 away ich 
elſe, Hee has got on his whole Neſt of Wie- eg 
lock d himſolfe vp, i the top o the Houſe; as hi gh. as ever rhe 
can climbe from thenoyſe. I peep'd in at a cranny, and ſaw. 
him ſitting ouer a croſſe- beame oꝰ the toofe, like him 6, the | 
Sadlers Horſe in Fleerſtreet, vp· right: and hee gw {icep: 
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Ce. But 944 are your Collegiates? 92 6 
Wich- drawne with the Bride in ptiuste, 
N ©, they are inſtructing her i the Colledge-Gra m. 
mar. If ſhee haue grace with them ee eee 
ctets inſtantly, to Ty6 
Cle. Mee thinkes, the Lady Haught lockes well toe 
for all my diſprayſe of her i' the morning. I thinke, 1 hall Þ 
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it becomes her. If ſhee bee ſhort, let her ſit much le hen | - 
ſhe ſtands, ſhe be thought to ſit. If ſhe have an ill foot. let 4 
her weare her Gowne the longer, and her Shoo the chinper. BB. 
If a fat Hand, and ſcald Nailes, let her carue the leſſe and | 
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Tre, Ves, but you mult leaue co live? your Cham „ 
then a month together vpon madis de Gaule, or Der 75 1 [ 
Qui xateſ as you are wont — tg en the mat. 
ter is frequent, to Court, to Tilti lique Showes, und 
Feaſts, tb Playes, and Church in :thicher they come 
to ſnew their new Tyres too, to ſee, andto be ſeene. In theſe 
places a men ſhall find whome td loue, Whome to play with, | 
whome to touch once, whom to hold eier. Theyrarietie ar- 
reſts his Judgement, A Wench to e not 
downe dropping from the ſeeling, as bee lyes on his backe 
droning a Tobacco Pipe. He muſt eien is. TOs 

Daxp, Yes, and "96,7 neuer the neere. 

Tru. Out Heretique. That Giffidence makesthee we 
it ſhould be ſo: N Ss. 

Cle. He ſayes true to you, ple. e 207 Yak 

Dauß. Why? | . , 
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Thinke hee can yanquiſh hem, ene | firs they 
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licite vs, bur that they nr , Ho! tone, wt 5 
their heatts W ſollicire them. Prayf {hem bans 
hem, you ſhall neuer want Elocquence, ot che. 
ebaftcf delight to feele themſelues date thy 
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Taylor, Batber, Lioreger, &c. Let your Poulder, your | : 
Glaſſe, and your Combe, be your deareſt acquaintance The 

more care for the ornament of your bead, then thę ſafetie: 
and wiſh the Common- wealth rather troubled, then s häite 
about you. That will take her. Then if ſhee bee couetpus 
and craving, dot you promiſe any thing, and performe ſpa- 
tingly : ſo ſhallyou keepe her in appetite ſtill. Seeme as you. 
would giue, but be like a barten field chat yeelds little, or 
vnlucky Dice, to fooliſh, and hoping Gameſters. Let your 
gifts be ſlight, and daintie, rather then precious. Let cun- 
ning be aboue coſt. Giue Cherries at time of yeere, ot Apri- 
cots; and ſay they were ſent you out of the Countfey, 
though you hought hem in ¶ heap-ſi de. Admire her Tyres; 
like her in all faſhions'; compare her in euery habit to ſome 
Deitieʒ inuent excellent Dreames to flatter ber, and Riddles; 
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and failenotro Make chte He uſhe d and Seruants yours, yea 
the whole Family, and ſalute hem by their names: Cri baz, 
light coſtſif you can pure beengte er and make her dy - 
cian your Penſionet, and her chig 
out of your gaine to make loue to 
vſher, her Ladies pleaſure: All blabbiog's away, 
ſhe come tobe a part of the crime. 
Daup. On what Courtly lap haſt thoy lata fps, e 
forth, ſo ſydden and abſolute a C urtling? 775 
Tru. Good faith, I ſhould rather queſtion you, that . 5 
ſo harkening after theſe Myſteties. I begin to ſuf) pet yo out „ 
diligence, Dauphine. Speake, art thou inſloue in carnef?. {FP Hl 
Daup. Yes by my troth am I: twere ja Aa: be- is 
fors thee. "107 U SHIT e 
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Daup. Wich all the Collegiares: 2 9 0 | 
Cle. Out on thee, Weeꝰ ll keepe you at home, beleeue i, 
i the Stable, and you be ſuch a Stallion. 
Tun. No, Llike him well. Men ſhould love wiſely; 40d 
all women: ſome one for the face, and let her pleaſe th Q £ye 
another for the skin, andi t her pleaſe e a thind 
the voyce, and let her pleaſe the 1 wherenbF 
mixe, let the ſenſes ſo too. Thou wouldſt ihinle it 
if 1 fhould make hem all uo nd thee afore 
Daup. | would ſay thou had beſt Phi/tre i che 
World, and couldft — more chen Mad me Medeagor _ 
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Ott. To ſee: mee bring vp my Bull, Beare, and beg to 

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| To, Yes. faith, the Copraine foyer we e ſhall be bis Dogs 
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La-F, 1 am afraid my Couſin will bee ofended if he LON 

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Drumme and the rumpets, and one to giue hem the figne $I 

when you are readie, Here's my Bull for my ſelſe and my 

Beate for $i Tohs Da, and my Horſe for Sir Amore Now! 7 4 

ſet your foot to mine, and yours to his, and— | | [451-1 
LF. Pray God my Coufin come not. 4 
Ort. Saint George, and Saint Audrem, leere no Couſins. 

Come, ſound, ſound. Er rauco ſtrepuerunt cornua cantne | | 

0 The. Well faid, , Capraine, Faith : ner 9%; 1 

Bull. 

Cle. Well held at the Beate. e ee 
Tu. Low, low, Captaine. | 
Dayp. O' the Horſe has kickt off his 8 che, 
La-F. I cannot drinke it, as Iam a Knight. 
Tru. Gods ſo, off with his Spurres, ſome- bod). 
La-F. It goes againe my conſcience. My Couſin 957 be 

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Ott. Sir e youmuſt not æq iuocate. It muſt bee 
pull:ddowne for all m y Couſin... det ra Bp? 
Cle. Sfoet if you ok not your drinke, they'll thinke\ ou 
are diſcontented with ſome ching: you'll betray all, if you 
take the leaſtnotice,  / 45% f 
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Ott, You muſt pull the Horſe en his knees, Sir Amaru 
feare no Couſins, laila eft ale. 7 
Tru. O, now hee's in his vaine, and bold. Theleafthine 
given him of bis Wife now willmake bim raile deſperately. 
Cle. Speakę to him of her. | 
Tru. Doe you, and Ell fetch her to the hearing of i 
Daup. Coptgine hee- Otter, Your ches Oer een 
your Wife. . 
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a Houſe-Drudge, that ſerues my neceſſar 
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os oy Cl. O, no the Trumpets haue vue Rs; | me f] 
bunding, have his companys | FOE 
„ Ot, AWifeisa ſeituy Clogdegds; an valutty' 15 4 
very fore-ſaid Beare-whelpe, without any good faſhi DA or 

breeding : mala beſtia. n 
Danp. Why did you marry one tha: Captaine ? 5 4 ; 
55 195 wilei 1 5 A poxe——l marryed with fixe thouſand pound], 1 
i wt Was in lone with by was I ha not kiſt my Furie theſe for tie 
weekes, N 

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7. Nay, Miftris Otter, heare him a little firſf 9 
Ott. Shee has a breath worle taen IP Grand-morks , 
profetts, Gawd. Wed 
IIS. Or. 0 ene tens Lyar. Kifſe mee ſects Maler 
Tm mit, and proue him a flandring 10 een 
Tu. 11] rather belecue you, Lady. Mt | 
Or. And ſhee has a Perruke, chars like ws: we: | _ of 
Heaps, made vp in Shoo-thridſ ss. 
"Mrs. Or. O Viper, Mandrake! 33 
Ott. A moſt vile face ! and yet ſhe —.— 10 8 ge 
a yeere in Mercurie, and Hogs-botes, All her Teeth were 
made i'the Blacke-Friers: both her eye-browes i the Strand Be 
and her Haire in Siver-freet. Every Prey 0 the . ber owner by: 
a piece of her. 7 4. 1 
Mrs. Ot. I cannot hold. TT LY 
Ort. Shee takes her ſelfe afunder Riltwhen Nice ind to 
bed, into ſome twentie Boxes; and about next day noode is 
put together againe, like a great German Clocke v and ſo 
comes forth and rings a tedious larum to the whole Houſe, 
and then is quiet againe for an houte; but for her deuten 
Ha you dane me righe, Gentlemen? W 
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2 tel, now you are vndet correRion, you proteſt: 

but you did not proteſt before cprrection, Sir. Thou Iudas, 
to offer ji betray en ! on . thee an exam- 

Aer. will have no ſuch exam ples in 0 Houſe, Lady , 

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not ſpeake, but ynder cbrre dio. 
r And with his Hat off corhet 2 "rwouldidee! You: 10 
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Has. In ſadneſſe tit 9580 „and matute een ell pra- 
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Das. Why, Sir > 4 1 

2 That I ſhould be ſeduc d by ſo fooliſh, a F ek ill $2 
Barber will make! TY 

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ken / nyt cqunſell, you ſhould neuer haue truſted; jr to 
Mint 11 | 4 
Mor. Would I could redeeme it with the Joe of 1 1 
eye Werde a hand or any other member, N 1 
Danp. Mary, God forbid, Sir, that) 5 Hah bel ii „ 
ſelſe, to anger y out Wie. 4 8 | 
Mor. So it wo ald rid meof her! . bat 10 ſup vred. 
rogatorie penance, ina belefry, At Weitminiter Holl, the 
Cock- pit, at the fall of a Stagge; the Tower-W barfe var 8 \ 
place i is there elſe 2) 1 ſondon- bridge, Paris gorden, Beling, 
gate, when the noyles are at their height and lowdeſt,N Jay, 
IwWauld fit out a Play, that were nothing but Fig 65 2 at Sea, | 
Drum „Trumpet, and Tar bet ws wi: 
Damp. I hope there ſhall bee no ſuch need, Six, Tal te pi. 
tience, go Vncle. This is but a day, and dis well wore 
| too now-. 8 | of | 
of 2 Mer. will Uo "rig Be. | Nep Phew, Ifore: feel it, | r 
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one of theſe haue ſeru'd ? doe you thinks, # Sir? Wo d 
one of theſe haue ſerudꝰꝰ· | 
1. Ves, Sir, but theſe are but notes of Female kind | 
eſe, Sir: certaine tokens that ſhe has a voice, Sir. 
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Davy. Til tell you, Miſtris. 1 een 
Tru. How tarely ſhee holds it vp! i;; 
Mer. What meane you, Gentlemen? 
Epi. What will you tell me, Scruant? Hol 
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Phrenetis is only delirium, or fo 1 
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tothe cure? we are ſure enou gh of the Diſeaſe, * | 
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Tru. Why, wee ll intteat her to hold het peace, Sic. I 55 
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Dar. Tut, he mufi hank Seneca read to bunden aue. 

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the Why, 1 \ ou diſcommended them too, big day, Sir 

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you too ke it vpon truſt, 
Hau. Where's Tr45 ruſty, my 13h2'1'!l end this difference 
Ipr'ythee, Otter, call her. Her Fath r. nd Mother were 0 
mad, when they put her to me. 25 F 
Mor. I thinke ſo. Nay, Gentler n 
bur an exerci Rp e, | whic 
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with the Sickh-mars Salue; and the other wits Greene Grbate- 
worth of wit} + e YC TT e 
Tru. A vety cheape Cure, Mada 
Han. I, its very fæſible. 
Mis. Or: My Lady call'd for you 's „ Miftris Trafly: 
muſt decide leser ö 
Han. O Tiufly , which wis it y u ſaid, your Father, or 
your Mother, that was cut d with ch Sich maus $4 
Truſ. My Mother, Madame, with the Salue. 
Tru. Then it was the Sich woman SCalue. 
Truſ, Aud my Father with the Groatr-worth of wit. But ; 
there was other meanes vs d: we had a Preacher that wou a 
preach folke aſleepe ill; and ſo! were preſerib d to goe 
to Church, by an old Woman that was their 'Phyficiangbriſe' 
aWeeke—— | 
Epi. To Nleepe * 
Truſ. Ves forſooth: and euery | 
ſelues aſlcepe/on choſe Bookes. 
Epi. Good faith, it ſtands with gteat 
kue w where to procure thoſe Book 1 
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La- F. Ican helpe you wich one one « 
the Groars: worth of wit. 
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LF. He has not a penny in his Purſe, Madam 
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Tru, Thou would ſt ba' ſaid ſo, and thou had't een — 

The Ladies haue laught at thee, moſt Camicaly, Pack . en 


Cle. And as kt, if * wert pn — Chae pe keeper? - x 
Tre. And the brace of Babouns anſwer d, yes; and aid, <4 
thou wert a pittifull poore fellow, and did'ſt live ypon poſts: | | 


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few: Beneuolences that Lords 82 thee to ane hem; and 71 


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Daup. Let mee ne not c nue, Il beste hem. II E 


both to grand Madames Bed. paſtes , and haue hem 1 * 
with Monkeyes. {4 | 1 | i 
Tre. Thou ſhalt not need, they ſhall bee beaten to thy, . 


hand, Dauphine. I haue an Execucion to 
warrant thee ſhall ſerue: truſt my plot. 


Davp. I. you haue many plets! So you bad oben te cake 
all the, Wenches in loue with mee. 


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ond that they dee not every one inuite thee; nd bee ready 
ta ſeratch for thee: take the morgage of n my wit. 
Ce. Fore God, Ill bee his witneſſe; thou, ſhalr baue! it, 
Dawphine : thou ſhalt bee his Foole for euer, if thou doeff 
. 
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you obſerue this Gallerie? or rather Lobby, indeed? Here 


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A Da Where's your Sword. Sir John? 
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| Tru. O, Sit! here hach like to beene muder firice 
4 went! A couple Knights fallen out about the Brides = 
favours: we were faineto take away their Warpe 6 your 
houſe had beene begs d by this time elſe — | 
Mor. For what ? 3 
Cle. For Man' ſlaughter, Sir, as being accefſ . 
Mor, And, for her fauours ? WIG ws 
Tris. 1. Sir, herete fore, not preſent. che, catrie 4 
hem their Swords, Rok They have done all the Fare * 
will dor. | Nuh 
Daip. Ha- you 0 ke with a Lawyer, Sir, 
Mor. O, nel there is ſuch a neyſe the Court, 17200 
houe frig hred me ho e, with more violence then I 'w 
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Tru. Why, Sir, if you would b E ſolu' 
bring you | hither « very ſufficient Lawyer, 4 
Divine, that ſhall inquire into extery l 1.42 
Aer. Can you Maſter Tut 
Yes, and are very ſober graue Een that will diſpatch 
it in a Chamber, with a whiſper, rt“. 
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Tre. Alas, Sir! your Nephew, ard 5 have bedny hs. 
md, and 6 ines mad fince you went, to thinke how yon 
are abus d. Goei in, good Sir, and locke your ſelfe vp til * 
call you, wee'll tell you more anon, Fir. 
Doe your pleaſure with wee z Gentlemen ; Ibe- i 
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profeſſon ; ſince they are bur-perſo on ; Ind for 
mirths ſake, to torment him. The B matters L. 
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Da and Late both be olden to you. 

Tie. Would I knew how to make you ſo, Gentlewom|| | 
Daw. Siv Amorous, nd J are your Seruagts, Sir. 8 
un. Gentlemen , * any of you Pen- and. Inke. 1 


would faine write out aRiddle in Italian” L for Sir Daphne, 


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Daw, Ice furniſh you, I thinke, Lady. 
Cle. He has it in the Haft of a Knife, 1 beleeue! Eli 
'-Za-F. No, he has his Boxe of Inftruments. - 
Ole. Like a Surgean! M. MTA] 
LF. For the Mathematiques : his Squire, his Cchnpht, 


45 5 Braſſe Pens, and Black- lead, to draw ebe eue- 


ryplace, wit dsds he comes, \"- any | bb | 
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of the Prince of Ac laaui. an of his Miſtris, Miſtris Epica ne. 
Cle. Aw y he has not found out her Latitude, l mey 
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LA. F. No, excuſe vs, Sir. 
Daw. We muſt not wound reputation, 
LF. No matter they were theſe, or others. ut 
16A vs fifteene pound, when we came home, boy 
Cle. Doe you heare , Sir /oby, pou ſhall tell meebur. one 
| thing truly, 2s you loue me. wal hh | 
Im If can, I will, Sir. C1 
Cie. Youlay in the lame houſe with the Bude hee, 
Dam. Ves, and conuerſt with her hourely, ir 4 
Cle And what humour is ſhe of ? is ſhee comming, and 
open, free? 1 
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Amorous was to be. 
Cle. Come, you haue both had fauours from her?l inen 
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” | knowes what's what, as well. | 1 
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make any credit to her, what euer you doe beßdes. S Bes 
phine, I give you this caution, ſheę is a perſe Courtier; ind 
loues no body, but for her vſestand for her 1 858 loues all. 
Beſides, her Phificians giue her out to be none e the cleereſt, 
whether ſhe pay hem or no, 15 n knowes:and ſhe” $ above 
fitie too, and pargets ! See her in a fore-noene. Heere 

comes Mauis, a worle/ face then ſhee ! you would; notlik 
this, by Candle-light. If you come to my Chamber one 
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you more. Where's Haug hiy, Mans * „ 
Max. Within, Centaur. N £180 OY 
Cen. What ha you, there? 5 * 

Man. An Italian Riddle for Sir Daupbine, (you 85 1 
ſee it yſaith, Centaure.) Good Sir Dauphin, ſolue bi fot we. 4 
VII call for it anon. | 

Cle. How now, Dazphine? how do! ft * quit hy 0 
of theſe Females? E 
Darp. Sligbt, they haunt mee like Trin and eise he | 
Jewels here, I cannot be rid of hem. 5 
Cle O, you muſt not tell, thou. | 177 
Daup. Maſſe, I forgot that: J was neuer 4 Fn ted. 
One loues for vertue, and bribes mee with this. Abother 
loues mee with caution. and ſo would, poſſeſſe mee. A 
third brings mee Riddle here and all are jealous and raile 
each at other, «1 
Cle. A Riddle ?: pray le mee 115 t $7 Davphine, T theſe 
this way of intimation for i riuacis. The Laaies here, 1 kyow, - 
haue both h 72 and purpoſe, to male A C olegiate and Ser baut 
of you. If 1 might bee ſo h onour d, as to appeare at any end of 


ſe noble a Worke, 1 world enter into a fame of t taking. Phiſi che 
tomorrow, and continue ycii ii ſqure or fine dayes, ar longer, for 
your viſt tation. Manis. By-aiy faith, a ſubtle one | Call you 

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confeſſ'd ſuch Stories of themſelues. I would not giue a 
Flyes legge, in ballance agaiaR all the womens reputations 
here, if they could be but thought to ſpeake truth : and, for 
the Brides they haue made their, ö danit —_— her dire. 

Danp. What, they haue lyen wick Gs 1 

Cle. Ves, and tell times, and be with the 

cauſe why, andthe place where. Thad almoſt 14 0 ber 
to affirme that they had done it . | 
Da. Not both of hem : 4 

Gl Yes faith: with a ſooth or two more. I had ae 
it. They would ha' ſet it do vne vnder theit hands. 
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ſtanding Rill,or humming,or gaping one at another: but go 
on, and talke alo wd, and exgerly, vie vehement aQion, and 
onely remember your termes, and you are ſaſe. Let theyk 
ter goe where it will : yo bade many will doc ſo. But at 
' firſt, be very ſolemne, and graue like your garments, tho gh 
you loſe your ſelues after, and skip out like a brace ef lug 
lers on à Table. Here he te n your faces, and | a wo 
ſuperciliouſly, while Ipteſent you. 4p 1 
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Tru. Yes, Sir, pleaſe you ſalute hen: 9 
Mor. Salute hem? Lhad rather doe any thing, then = 
weare out time ſo vnfruitfully , Sir. 1 wonder, how theſe | 
common formes , as God ſave Jou's and you aremell>rome; , | © 
are come to be a habit in our lives! or, I am glad ti ſas you 
en I cannot ſee, what the profit can be of theſe-words)f 
long as itis no whit better with him, whoſe affaires are 
and grieuous, that he heares this ſalurarion. IP | 
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who expects your rns : and therefore, 1 you |: 


pleaſe, begin. N ITY 
Ott. Pleaſe: you, Mader Hand i 1 * 
Con. Pleaſe you, good Maſter Parſo. 
Ott. 1 would heate the Canon-law Natel firſt... 8 
Car, It muftigiueplace to poſitiue Diuinitic, Sir. "ne: 
Aer. Nay, good Gentlemen, doe not throw me into c cir- 
Fee er your comforts artiue quickly at n , thoſe 
chat are. Be balken affoorqing mee my peace i it, ol, nal 
hopeany. Iloue not your Diſputations, lier ou 
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eat bade heel Nite 1chou d look 6 ere 
neceſſarie to the carriage of my life; and Le rem b a- 
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growne ta bee another nature to mee. S that I come not to 
b places t no yſe 3 not that I 
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mon- wealth : but for the meere auoyding of clamours, and 
impertinences of Orators; that now not ho to bee filent. 
Aud for the cauſe of noyſe, am I now a ſutor to you. You 


doe not knew i in hat a miſerie I baue beene exetcis d this 


your publike pleadings, or y 


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about motion is here, and not at Eliham Om 


Tru. Well, good Maſter Doctor, "i you breake che ice? q 


Mafter Parſon will wade after. 
Cut. Sit , chough vaworthy , and the weaker, 1 19% 
preſume. 

Ott. Tis no preſumption, Domine Pe gon. 

Mor. Let againe! 

Cui. Vour queſſios is, for bon many conſers; a man ma any 
Jude diuortium legitim a law full Diborce. m 
vnderſtand the nature of the word Diuorce, a dinertendo 

Mor. Nb excurſions ren words : good Doctor, te e 


queſtion briefly. 


Cut, 3 then, the Cine. la, affords Dinorerbur 
in few caſes, and the principall is in the common ca aſe,the : 
ins impedinmente,twelue | 

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adulterous caſe. But ee. luod 
impediments (as wee call hem) all 
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therein, | 5 „ ab. 
Mor. I allerfioed you, before: o 
impertinencie of Tranſlation. ny | | 

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Ott. Of which thete are ſeuerall Ha. | 
Cut, I, a8 error per ſonæ. BE. 
Ort, If you of peract yon cite: to one perſon, chin ing | 
her another, . e 
Cut. Then, en or FURRY 18 23 
Ons If ſhe be a Begger, and you thought her ri h. 
Cut. Then, error qualitatis. 209A 
Ott If thee prooue ftubborne, or head-ſtrong, abt ye 
thought obedient. | kt 19 
tor. How? is that, Sir, alawfull impediment? Ongar 14 
once, I pray you Gentlemen. | R 
5 Ort, I, ante copnlam, but not poiF copulam, ir. 11 
Cut. Maſter Parſon ſaycs right. Nec poſt nuptiamum i + 0 
diftionem. It doth indeed but irrita reddere 2 13 
the Contract: after Marriage i it is of no obſtancy. . 


Tru, Alas, Sir, what a hopea: are wee fall'n from, bye this ET ; 


ime | 

Cut, The next isvonditie's if you thought hor fite hedne, 2 
and ſhee prooue a bond-woman, there is eee of & | 
Rate and condition. 55 


Ort. 1, but Maſter Doctor, choſe ſervirudes: are ſake, 3 . 
now, among ys Chriſtians, | e 


Cot, By your fauour, Maſter Pirkandiy Ide t 

Ott. Youſhall giue me leave, Mafter Doctor. 5 

Mor, Nay, Gentlemen, quatrell not in that queſſionz i 
ie concernes not my caſe: : paſſe. to the third. | 
Cn. Well then, the third is verum. If either partic have 55 
made a vow of Obaſtitie. But that practice, as Maſter Par- 
ſon ſaid of the other, is taken away among vs, thankes bee 
to diſcipline. The fourth is copnatio : if the perſons bee of X 
Ber , Within the degrees. 2 | 

Ort. 1: : dot you know, what the degrees are; S 
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the Marriage is inceſtuous; 
On. That comment is abſurd, and fu 


Doctor. cannot endure it. Are wee nor Ano? Brothers and 
Siſters, and às much a! kinne! in that 


God.daughters "ame ee! 1 
Mor. G me] to end the b Lever was 18. 


Jer was a Godfather ie my life, Sir. Paſſe t. to the | 


father, I neu 


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Ty cultus difparitas, difference 5 Religion: haue you euer | 


examin'd her whatReligion ſheis of 1 
tor. No, I would rather ſhee wel fe of none 4 then bee 


Put to the trouble of it 7 
On. Tqu may haue it done for you; Sir. 
Mor. By no meanes, good Sir, on xo the reſt: tall you | 7 


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Cut, T Ne if it Here vpon compulſion ot fs 

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Mor. O no, it was coo voluntary, mine: too ele, 116 
Cut. The eighth! is, b edo e if euer ſhee baue taken co; ht | 

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Cut. True ue 48 oritur ex Jegitims matrimonio. „ 
Ott. You lay right, venerable Doctor. And, 7 * er 
eo, quod per coniugium due perſonæ efficinnrur via 7%. „ 
Mor. Hey- day, now they beginne. Ip 
Car. Iconceive you, Maſter Parſon. Ia po proces FA 
nem «que eit veri pater, * fie generat— 1:4 

Ott. Et vere filius qui ſic generatur — 

tor. What's all this to me? 

Cle, Now it growes warme. | 

Cu. The twelfth, and laſt is, / 2 e 

Ott. I, that is impedimentuns grauiſſimum. It Tae 
annull, and annjbilate, that. If you e Fai E. 
taten, you are well, Sir. | Bags 

Vu. Why, there is comfart come at length, Sir. Con 
feſſe your ſelfe but a man wable, and ſhee will ſue to be di- 
uorc 2 firſt, 

Ott. I, or if there be auer ber, derem, & inſanabili as. 
Paralyſis, E. 1 fc, or fo 

Daup. O, but frigiditas is the fairer way, Gentlemen 
Ot. You ſay troth, Sir, and as it is in 4 Caron Maſter 
Docter. | . | 

Cut. 1 conceive you, Sir. oe, 

Cle, Before he ſpeakes. _ . ; 

Ott. That « Boy, or child, under yeerey; be not fi from mar- 
riage, beravſy il cannot rauen, devirinw. So your . 
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Fre. 1 out nen, you whorſen Lebftcr. | 
Ott. Yours pporextes , I ſhoule bey, are minim aptiad | 


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pro ſorore. 1 
Ott. Abſurd, abſurd, N 

Cut. You ſhall pardon me, Maſter Patſon, I can proubit. | 
| Ort, Youcan prooue a Will, Maſter Doctor, you'can | 
preouc nothing elſe, Do's not the verſe of your owne Ca- 
van lay, Hec ſotianda vetant coumubia, fait retrattant- 

Cunt. I grant you, but how doe they retratlare, Maſter | 
Parſon? : , oy 

Mor. (O, this was it, I fear'd,) 

Ore, In eternums, Sir. | 
+ Cur, That's falſe in Diuinitic, by your foucur.'- 

Ort. Tis falſe in hyganitie, to ſay fo. Is hee not e 
inutilis ad Thorum? Can he preflare fidew datum: 1 would 
 faineknoiy, 8 E „ 

Cut. Yes: how if he doe commalere? a 

On. He cannot connatere; it is impoſſible. 

Tru. Nay, good Sir, attend the learned. men, they'll 

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Ort, If you confeſſe it. 
Cut, Which I would doe, Sit 
Aer. will doe any thin 8— any 
Ort, And cleere my ſelfe in Foro Conſcientie— 
Cut. Becauſe you Wancindecd---- 
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Wil not Kae it any longer. Ladies, 8 beſtech you lire 

me. This is ſuch a wrong, as neuer was offer'd to poore 
Bride before. Vpon her Marriage day, to haue her Huſ- 
band conſpire againſt her, and a couple of Mercinaty Com- 
| panions, to-be brought i in for formes ſake, ro perſwade Se- 
para ion If you had bloud, or vertue in you, Gentlemen, 
you would bot ſuffer ſuch Eare-wigs about a Husband', or 
Scorpions, to creepe betweene Man and Wise 

Mor. O, the varietie, and changes of my torment! 

Haw. Let bem dee es gh out of re er. 
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© Mev, Tlld ha' the Bride e-gro: 
Cen. Begin with him firft. 
Hay. Yes, bymy-troth.. 
_Afor. Ol Mankind Generation 
Dam. 
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Cen. He ſhall command vs. 


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| Cle. Heare him, good Ladies. 
Afor. Bein guiltie ofan infi 
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your publique forgiueneſſe. : 
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Mor. O me, muſt Ivndergoe that! 31 0 1805 
eG. Or. No, let women ſearch him, Madan: wee 

doe it our ſclues, ' SEE. 
Mor. Out on me, wotrſe! N 
Epi, No Ladies ou ſhall notneed, ru cake ehis ' 

his faults, - . 
Mor. Worſt of 411 9 
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Cent. No, if mf frigians, itisde parte ena 13 
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Ort. I, it is the ſame in Theologie. 
Mor. Worſe, worſe then worſt! ES SE 
Tru. Nay, Sir, be not vttetly diſ-heartned, i yet 

a ſmall raliſe of hope leftyas veare as our comfort is blowne | 

out. Clerimont, produce your brace of eee W : 

that, Maſter Parſon, you told me ii eon , 

Dauphine, Whiſper⸗ the Bride, that her 

guiltie, and aſham'd. 55 een | : 

Ott. Mary Sir, in errore ee (which Maſter Ds For- . 

did forbeareto vrge) if ſhe be found cerapta, that is, viciated 4 

or TWiki "Ps that was pre 9 deſponiſa, ſpa ww 1 

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Mor. What then, Sir? |. + jor; 11 of I 

Ott. It doth Aer contrallum and 6 irrituns 14 (00. 
Tru, If this bee true, wee are bappy againe, Si; ente 
more, Here are an honourable nf of 'Koights, that 

affirme lo much. Wi: 105 A 

Daw. Pardon v5. 200d Miſter . n 

Le. F. You ſhall excuſe ys; Maſter 4 6.1 as * 

Cle. Nay, you muſt waleit good now, Knights,! there 1. 

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this Clerimant. | 
La. F. Ill confeſſe it, gie. 5 5 . 
Dam. Will you, Sit Amorous' willy you ound reputation? 7 
La-F. I im teſolud. ; ö 
Tru. So ſhould you be too, lack Dawy what ſhould keep 
you off? ſhee is but a woman, ay in grace. Hee 11 bee 
glad ont. 5 denn 
Daw. Will he? I chought he would ha bens angry. 5 
Cle. You will diſp atch, Knights, it muſt bee done,yfairh. 
Try, Why, an'it TN it ſhall; Sir mw ſay. 63255 
ne're goe baxke. Doe not tempt 125 ace is 
Day. It is true indeed, Sir. 7 
La. F. Yes; Laſſure you, Sir. | ne 
Mor, What is true Gentlemen? Ws dobyed aſſure me? 
Daw. That we haue knowne your Bride, Sir. 
La. F. Ia good faſhion. Shee was our Miftis, or non 
Cle, Nay, you muſt hoo Weng Knights, as you were to 
mee. 102A 3 
Ort, I. abe quemon b, if vou have ehrneliter or 0. 
Lag. Carbaliter? What elſe, Sir? 
On, It is enough: a plaine aullitie. 
Epi, I amyn-done,I am yn-done! | 
Aer. O, let me worſhip and adore you, Genclemen 1 
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Cen. So doe I, I proteſt, f 4 \ Y 
Cut. But G entlemen you haue not hnowac herfinc ws 
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Dev. Not to day, Mafter Doctor. 
La-F. No, Sir, not to day. 2. 
Cu. Why, then! ſay, for any act before;, Ss . 
num is good and perſect: vnleſſe, the worſhipfull Bride, 4 
groome did preciſely, before witneſſe demand, if ſhee were | 
vir ge ante nuptias. 0 | 
Epi. No, that he did not, 1 e you, Mafter Dor. | 
Cut. If he cannot proue that, it is ratum coniug rum, wore | 
withſtanding the premiſes. And they doe ne way impedir Þ 
And this is my Sentence, this Ilpronounce; | | || gf | - 
Ott, Iam of Maſter Doctors reſolutien too, Sir. : if 18 1 5 
wade not that demand, ante nuttias. TW | 
Mor. O my heartlwilt thou breake? wilt thou breaked(hil il 
js worſt of all worſt worfts | that) Hell could have deuis dt. 
Marry a Whore! and ſo much noiſe! /. 
Dip. Come, I ſee now plaine confedetacie in this D 9 b 
er, and this Parſon, to abuſe a Gentleman. Vou ſtudie his up. 
affliction. I pray' bee gone companions, And Gegulewen, | || 
begin to ſuſpe& you far hauing parts wich hem, Sir, wal 1 
pleaſe you heare me? | 
Aor. ©, doe not talke to me, take not from we the 1 ea | 
_ fare of dying in ſilence, Nephew. 125 E 
Dau. Sir, Imuſt ſpeake to you. 1 baue beens| ong bo 
poote deſpis d Kinſ- man , and many a hard 80 has 
Rrength' 1 you againſt me + but no it ſhall appeare if cl» 
ther Iloue you or your peace, and preferte them to all the | 
World beſide Linill got be long or grieuous+o you, Sit. f 
free you of this ynhappy match abſolutely, and inſtantly aff 
2 . . in your deſpaire, no. | 
t cannot be, ' 
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Ney, Sir, I will not be ſo enteaſonable, - 
57 Will Bir Davphine be mine enemie too? 


Davp. You know, I haue beenea og g Suter to you, Va- 
cle, that out of your eſtate, which is fifteen hundred a yeere, 


you would allow me but fius und ed Ane l e e 


the reſt vponj mee after: ro which Thaue often, by my ſelfe 
and friends tendred you a writing to ſigne, which you would 
neuer conſent, or ineline too. If you pleaſe to cffe@ it now- 
Aor. Thou ſbalt haue it, Nephew. I will doe it, and more. 
Danp. If Iquit yeu not preſently? and for-euer of this 
cumber, you ſhall haue power inflantly, afore all theſe , to 
teuoke your act, and I will become , whole ious you. will 
give me to, for- euer. N 
Mor. Where is the Writing? 1 will feat to it, chatiort 0 
2 Blanke, and write thine oW˖äe conditions. | 
Epi. One, moſt vnfortunate proces Gentlewornan ! 
Han. Will Sir D anuphine doe this? 
Epi. Good Sir, have ſome compaſſ 
Her O, iy Nephew knowes you be 
"Cen, — it not ſure, wi ithou 
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paines for yqu: and my friend, Maſter Trurwit, who enabled 
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the plot; but much good doe it thee, thou deſeru'ſt it. Lad. 
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confeſſion, weare my part of it freely. Nay, Sir Daw,and Sir: 
La-Foole, you ſee the Gentlewoman that has done you the | i 
fauours ! we are all thank full to you, and ſo ſhould the Wo- 
man- kind here, ſpecially for lying on her, though hot with | 
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ypon you to day, in your owne imagin'd/perſons, and ſo. | | 
lately; this Amex un, the Champion of the ſexe, ſhould , ! ' 
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chat hen no metit or fortune can make you hope to enio y, 
their bodies, will yet lye with their reputations, and make 
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