Gascoigne, George / Ariosto, Ludovico · published 1573 · first performed or written 1566 (Annals) comedy unassigned nearest T41 Household service: masters, doors and po · 462 words
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T41: master, house, door, iohn, old, mistress, basket, lord, gentleman, ick.
Is it even so? is the wind in that door? If I were unloaded I would tell you whether I be a horned beast or no. You are always laden either with wine or with ale. Ah spiteful boy, shall I suffer him? Ah cowardly beast, darest thou strike and say never a word? Well, my master shall know of this gear, either he shall redress it, or he shall lose one of us. Tell him the worst thou canst by me. What noise, what a rule is this? Marye sir, he striketh me because I tell him of his swearing. The villain lieth deadly, he reviles me because I bid him make haste. Holla: no more of this. Dalio, do you make in a readiness those Pigeons, stock Doves, and also the breast of Veal: and let your vessel be as clear as glass against I return, that I may tell you which I will have roasted, & which boiled. Crapine, lay down that basket and follow me. Oh that I could tell where to find Pasiphilo, but look where he cometh that can tell me of him. What have you done with Philogano your father? I have left him within, I would feign speak with Pasiphilo, can you tell me where he is? He dined this day with my master, but whether he went from thence I know not, what would you with him? I would have him go tell Damon that Philogano my father is come and ready to make assurance of as much as he will require. Now shall I fetch master doctor a school point, he travaileth to none other end but to catch Cornua, and he shall have them, for as old as he is, and as many subtleties as he hath learned in the law, he can not go beyond me one ace. O dear friend, go thy ways seek Pasiphilo, find him out, and conclude somewhat to our contentation. But where shall I find him? At the feasts if there be any, or else in the market with the poulters or the fishmongers. What should he do with them? marry he watcheth whose Caters buy the best meat, if any buy a fat Capon, a good breast of Veal, fresh Salmon or any such good dish, he followeth to the house, and either with some news, or some stale jest he will be sure to make himself a jest. In faith, and I will seek there for him. Then must you needs find him, and when you have done I will make you laugh. Whereat? At certain sport I made today with master doctor. And why not now? No it asketh further leisure, I pray thee dispatch, and find out Pasiphilo that honest man.
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Is it euen so? is the winde in that doore? If I wer vnlodē I would tel you whether I be a horned beast or no. You are alway laden either with wine or with ale. Ah spitefll boy, shall I suffer him? Ah cowardelie beast, darest thou strike and say neuer a worde? Well, my maister shall knowe of this géere, either he shall redresse it, or he shall lose one of vs. Tel him the worst thou canst by me. What noise, what a rule is this? Marye sir, he striketh me bicause I tell him of his swearing. The villaine lieth deadlie, he reuiles me bicause I bid him make hast. Holla: no more of this. Dalio, doe you make in a readinesse those Pigeons, stock Doues, and also the breast of Ueale: and let your vessell be as cleare as glasse against I returne, that I may tell you which I will haue roasted, & which boyled. Crapine, lay downe that basket and followe me. Oh that I could tell where to finde Pasiphilo, but looke where he commeth that can tell me of him. What haue you done with Philogano your father? I haue left him within, I woulde faine speake wyth Pasiphilo, can you tell me where he is? He dined this day with my maister, but whether he went from thence I know not, what would you with him? I would haue him goe tell Damon that Philogano my father is come and ready to make assurance of as much as he wil require. Now shall I feach maister docor a schole point, he trauaileth to none other end but to catche Cornua, and he shall haue them, for as old as he is, and as many subtilties as he hath learned in the law, he can not goe beyond me one ace. O déere friend, goe thy wayes seke Pasiphilo, finde him out, and conclude somwhat to our contentation. But where shall I finde him? At the feastes if there be anye, or else in the market with the poulters or the fishemongers. What should he doe with them? Mary he watcheth whose Caters bie the beste meat, if any bie a fat Capon, a good breast of Ueale, freshe Samon or any suche good dishe, he followeth to the house, and eyther with some newes, or some stale iest he will be sure to make himselfe a geast. In faith, and I will seke there for him. Then muste you néedes finde him, and when you haue done I will make you laughe. Whereat? At certaine sport I made to day with maister doctor. And why not now? No it asketh further leysure, I praye thée dispatche, and finde out Pasiphilo that honest man.