Renaissance Drama — Topics · seed 42

Supposes · chunk 31 of 36

Gascoigne, George / Ariosto, Ludovico · published 1573 · first performed or written 1566 (Annals)
comedy
unassigned nearest T57 Ships, merchants and pirates · 443 words

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Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T57: ship, sea, master, sail, home, money, pisaro, life, ships, till.

He shall give you a halter, knave and villain that thou art. I know I am a knave, but no villain, I am your servant. I neither take thee for my servant, nor for my friend. Why? wherein have I offended you sir? Hence to the gallows knave. What soft and fair sir, I pray you, I prae sequor, you are mine elder. I will be even with you, be you sure, honest man. Why sir? I never offended you. Well, I will teach you: out of my sight knave. What? I am no dog, I would you wist. Pratest thou yet villain? I will make thee. What will you make me? I see well the more a man doth suffer you, the worse you are. A villain, if it were not for this gentleman, I would tell you what I. Villain? nay I am as honest a man as you. Thou liest in thy throat knave. O sir, stay your wisdom. What will you fight? marie come on. Well knave, I will meet with you another time, go your way. even when you list sir, I will be your man. And if I be not even with thee, call me cut. Nay by the mass, all is one, I care not, for I have nothing: if I had either lands or goods, peradventure you would pull me into the law. Sir, I perceive your patience is moved. This villain: but let him go, I will see him punished as he hath deserved. Now to the matter, how said you? This fellow hath disquieted you sir, peradventure you would be loath to be troubled any further. Not a whit, say on, and let him go with a vengeance. I say, let them send at my charge to Cathanea. Yea I remember that well, and it is the surest way as this case requireth: but tell me, how is he your servant? and how come you by him? inform me fully in the matter. I will tell you sir: when the Turks won Otranto. Oh, you put me in remembrance of my mishaps. How sir? For I was driven among the rest out of the town (it is my native country) and there I lost more than ever I shall recover again while I live. Alas, a pitiful case by saint Anne. Well, proceed. At that time (as I said) there were certain of our country that scoured those costs upon the seas, with a good bark well appointed for the purpose, and had espial of a Turkey vessel that came laden from thence with great abundance of riches. And peradventure most of mine.
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Metadata, position in the edition, topic in the other seeds
PlaySupposes
AuthorGascoigne, George / Ariosto, Ludovico
Publication year (edition)1573
First performance / composition (Annals)1566
First performance (BritDrama)1566
Genre (British Drama)comedy
Play typeTranslation;Nonprofessional;University/Inns of Court
Edition / TCP / DEEPedition 103 · TCP A01513 · DEEP 5006.01
Edition roleRepresentative edition — used in the analysis
Positionnodes 584–618 (positions in the processed text, not lines of the printed book) · chunk 31 of 36 in this edition
Length443 words · 575 tokens
Topic (seed 42)unassigned by HDBSCAN · nearest topic T57 — Ships, merchants and pirates at 0.827
Other seedsseed 43: unassigned · seed 44: unassigned — topic numbers are assigned independently in each run; equal or different numbers say nothing by themselves
Original spelling (EEBO-TCP, unregularized)
He shall giue you a halter, knaue and villein that thou arte. I knowe I am a knaue, but no villein, I am your seruaunt. I neither take thée for my seruāt, nor for my friend. Why? wherin haue I offended you sir? Hence to the gallowes knaue. What softe and fayre sir, I pray you, I prae se, you are mine elder. I will be euen with you, be you sure, honest man. Why sir? I neuer offended you. Well, I wil teache you: out of my sight knaue. What? I am no dogge, I would you wist. Pratest thou yet villein? I will make thée. What wil you make me? I sée wel the more a man dthe suffer you, the worsse you are. A villein, if it were not for this gentlemā, I would tell you what I. Uillein? nay I am as honest a man as you. Thou liest in thy throate knaue. O sir, stay your wisedome. What will you fight? marie come on. Well knaue, I will méete with you another time, goe your way. Euen when you list sir, I will be your man. And if I be not euen with thée, call me cut. Nay by the masse, all is one, I care not, for I haue nothing: if I had either landes or goods, peraduenture you would pull me into the lawe. Sir, I perceiue your pacience is moued. This villeine: but let him goe, I will sée him punished as he hath deserued. Now to the matter, howe sayde you? This fellow hath disquieted you sir, peraduenture you would be lothe to be troubled any further. Not a whit, saye on, and let him goe with a vengeance. I say, let them send at my charge to Cathanea. Yea I remember that well, and it is the surest way as this case requireth: but tell me, howe is he your seruaunt? and howe come you by him? enforme me fully in the matter. I will tell you sir: when the Turkes won Otranto. Oh, you put me in remembrance of my mishappes. How sir? For I was driuen among the rest out of the towne (it is my natiue countrey) and there I lost more than euer I shall recouer againe while I liue. Alas, a pitifull case by saint Anne. Well, procéede. At that time (as I saide) there were certaine of oure countrey that scoured those costes vpon the seas, with a good barke well appoynted for the purpose, and had espiall of a Turkey vessell that came laden from thence with great aboundance of riches. And peraduenture most of mine.