Shirley, James · published 1637 · first performed or written 1632 [licensed for stage, Apr 20] (Annals) comedy · Queen Henrietta Maria's Men · Phoenix/Cockpit T54 Antony and Cleopatra: love, death and mo typicality 0.77 · 493 words
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of T54: antony, caesar, anthony, cleopatra, antonius, love, death, die, heart, breast.
The cry returns. Make way there, a Teag, a Teag, a Teag. Forty, fifty, a hundred pieces to ten. I hold you. Well you shall see, you shall see. This gentleman does nothing but talk, he makes good No bet. Talk? you prate, I'll make good what I please Sir. Make the best you can o' that. For heaven's sake let's remove. What for a naked weapon! Fight gentlemen, y'are fine fellows, 'tis a noble cause, Come Lady I'll discharge your fears, A Cup of Sack, and Anthony at the Rose Will reconcile their furies. I make a doubt whether I should go to her, Upon a single summons. By any means. What women are forbidden They're mad to execute, she's here, be you Itt'h reach of her voice, and see how I will humble her. But keep at some fit distance. You honour me, and shall Command me any service. He has gone a strange way to work with me. Well advised, observe and laugh without a noise. I am ashamed to think what I must say now. By your leave Lady! I take it you sent for me? You wonot be so impudent, ay, send for you! By Whom or when? Your servant— Was a villain if he mentioned I had any such desire, he told me indeed You courted him to entreat me that I would Be pleased to give you another audience, And that you swore, I know not what confound you, You would not trouble me above six words. You are prettily disposed. With much ado you see I have consented, What is't you would say? Nay, what is't, you would say? Be you no prompter to insinuate The first word of your studied Oration, He's out on's part, come, come I'll imagine it, Was it not something to this purpose— Lady, Or Mistress, or what you will, although I must confess; you may with justice laugh at My most ridiculous suit, and you will say I am a fool. You may say any thing. To come again, whom you have so tormented, For ne'er was simple Camomile so trod on, Yet still I grow in love, but since there is No hope to thaw your heart, I now am desperate, Oh give me, lend me but the silken tie, About your leg, which some do call a garter, To hang myself, and I am satisfied, am not I a witch. I think thouart past it, Which of the furies art thou made already, I shall depart the world, ne'er fear it Lady, Without a necklace, did not you send for me. I shall laugh aloud sir. What madness has Possessed you? have I not sworn you know by what, Never to think well of you, of all men Living, not to desire your company, And will you still intrude, shall I be haunted For ever, no place give me privilege; Oh man what art thou come to?
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The cry returnes. Make way there, a Teag, a Teag, a Teag. Forty, fifty, a hundred peeces to ten. I hold you. Well you shall see, you shall see. This gentleman does nothing but talke, he maks good No bet. Talke? you prate, Ile make good what I please Sir. Make the best you can o' that. For heavens sake lets remove. What for a naked weapon! Fight gentlemen, y'are fine fellowes, 'tis a noble cause, Come Lady Ile discharge your feares, A Cup of Sacke, and Anthony at the Rose Will reconcile their furies. I make a doubt whether I should go to hr, Vpon a single summons. By any meanes. What women are forbidden They're mad to execute, she's here, be you It'h reach of her voyce, and see how I will humble hr. But keepe at some fit distance. You honour me, and shall Command me any service. He has gone a strange way to work with me. Well advis'd, observe and laugh without a noise. I am asham'd to thinke what I must say now. By your leave Lady! I take it you sent for me? You wonnot be so impudent, I, send for you▪ By Whom or when? Your servant— Was a villaine if he mention'd I had any such desire, he told me indeed You courted him to entreate me that I would Be pleas'd to give you another audience, And that you swoare, I know not what confound you, You would not trouble me above six words. You ar prettily dispos'd. With much adoe you see I have consentd, What is't you would say? Nay, what is't, you would say? Be you no prompter to insinuate The first word of your studied Oration, He's out ons part, come, come Ile imagine it, Was it not something to this purpose—Lady, Or Mistresse, or what you will, although I must confesse; you may with justice laugh at My most ridiculous suite, and you will say I am a foole. You may say any thing. To come a gen, whom you hav so tormnted, For nere was simple Camomile so trod on, Yet still I grow in love, but since there is No hope to thaw your heart, I now am desperate, Oh give me, lend me but the silken tye, About your legge, which some doe call a garter, To hang my selfe, and I am satisfied, am not I a witch. I thinke th'art past it, Which of the furies art thou made already, I shall depart the world, nere feare it Lady, Without a necklace, did not you send for me. I shall laugh a loud sir. What madnesse has Possest you? have I not sworne you know by what, Never to thinke well of you, of all men Living, not to desire your companie, And will you still intrude, shall I be haunted For ever, no place give me priviledge; Oh man what art thou come to?