Marked words are the most distinguishing words of T14: prince, princess, love, king, lord, queen, madam, grace, lady, life.
Who are they are thus weary of their lives? Their names I cannot give you. For those he sent for, he did still receive at a back door, and so dismissed them too. But I do think Ziriff is one.— Take heed! I shall suspect thy hate to others, not thy love to me, begot this service; This Treason thou thyself dost say has but an hour's age, and I can give account of him, beyond that time.— Brother, in the little Tower where now Aglaura's prisoner, you shall find him; bring him along, he yet doth stand untainted in my thoughts, and to preserve him so, he shall not stir out of my eyes command till this great cloud be over. Sir, 'twas the Prince who first— I know all that! urge it no more! I love the man; and 'tis with pain, we do suspect, where we do not dislike: thouart sure he will have some, and that they will come to night? As sure as night will come itself. Get all our Guards in readiness, we will ourself disperse them afterwards; and both be sure to wear your thoughts within: I'll act the rest: Well.— If there be not some great storm towards, ne'er trust me; Whisper (Court Thunder) is in every corner, and there has been to day about the Town a murmuring and buzzing, such as men use to make, when they do fear to vent their fears; True, and all the Statesmen hang down their heads, like full eared corn; two of them where I supped, asked what time of night it was, and when 'twas told them, started, as if they had been to run a race. The King too (if you mark him,) doth feign mirth and jollity, but through them both, flashes of discontent, and anger make escapes: Gentlemen! 'tis pity heaven designed you not to make the Almanacs. You guess so shrewdly by the ill aspects, or near conjunctions of the great ones, at what's to come still; that without all doubt the Country had been governed wholly by you, and ploughed and reaped accordingly; for me, I understand this mystery as little as the new Love, and as I take it too, 'tis much about the Time that every thing but Owls, and Lovers take their rest; Good-night, Philan— away— 'Tis early yet; let's go on the Queen's side and fool a little; I love to warm myself before I go to bed, it does beget handsome and sprightly thoughts, and makes our dreams half solid pleasures. Agreed: agreed: COuldst thou not find out Ziriff? Not speak with him my Lord; yet I sent in by several men. I wonder Iolas meets us not here too. 'Tis strange, but let's on now how ere, when Fortunes, honour, life, and all's in doubt bravely to dare, is bravely to get out. Betrayed! betrayed!
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Who are they are thus wearie of their lives? Their names I cannot give you. For those hee sent for, hee did still receive at a back doore, and so dismist them too. But I doe thinke Ziriff is one.— Take heed! I shall suspect thy hate to others, not thy love to mee, begot this service; This Treason thou thy selfe do'st say has but an houres age, and I can give accompt of him, beyond that time.—Brother, in the little Tower where now Aglaura's prisoner, you shall finde him; bring him along, hee yet doth stand untainted in my thoughts, and to preserve him so, hee shall not stirre out of my eyes command till this great cloud be over. Sir, 'twas the Prince who first— I know all that! urge it no more! I love the man; and 'tis with paine, wee doe suspect, where wee doe not dislike: th'art sure hee will have some, and that they will come to night? As sure as night will come it selfe. Get all our Guards in readinesse, we will our selfe disperse them afterwards; and both be sure to weare your thoughts within: Ile act the rest: Well.—If there be not some great storme towards, nere trust mee; Whisper (Court Thunder) is in everie corner, and there has beene to day about the Towne a murmuring and buzzing, such as men use to make, when they doe feare to vent their feares; True, and all the States-men hang downe their heads, like full ear'd corne; two of them where I sup't, ask't what time of night it was, and when 'twas told them, started, as if they had beene to run a race. The King too (if you marke him,) doth faigne mirth and jollitie, but through them both, flashes of discontent, and anger make escapes: Gentlemen! 'tis pittie heav'n design'd you not to make the Almanacks. You ghesse so shrewdly by the ill aspects, or neere conjunctions of the great ones, at what's to come still; that without all doubt the Countrey had beene govern'd wholly by you, and plow'd and reap'd accordingly; for mee, I understand this mysterie as little as the new Love, and as I take it too, 'tis much about the Time that everie thing but Owles, and Lovers take their rest; Goodnight, Philan—away— 'Tis early yet; let's goe on the Queens side and foole a little; I love to warme my selfe before I goe to bed, it does beget handsome and sprightly thoughts, and makes our dreames halfe solid pleasures. Agreed: agreed: COuldst thou not finde out Ziriff? Not speake with him my Lord; et I sent in by severall men. I wonder Iolas meets us not here too. 'Tis strange, but let's on now how ere, when Fortunes, honour, life, and all's in doubt bravely to dare, is bravely to get out. Betrai'd! betrai'd!