Shirley, James · published 1639 · first performed or written 1632 [licensed for stage, Nov 16] (Annals) comedy · Queen Henrietta Maria's Men · Phoenix/Cockpit unassigned nearest T62 The courtier as a type: fashion, affecta · 517 words
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T62: courtier, shrug, face, court, italian, monsieur, scholar, fashion, french, courtiers.
I five? Your Lordship has forgot the Cinquepace. Something it is, but when I am at leisure We will discourse of that, and of your travel, Farewell Signior. Is't come to this? if Lords play fast and loose, What shall poor Knights, and gentlemen? Hum. 'tis he. A Pox upon him, what makes he in my way. Noble colonel. Que dite vous monsieur. Que dite vous? A wy, je ne pa parlee Anglois, There were five English pieces. je ne parle Anglois, me speak no word English, Votre seviteur. Adieu five pieces, gudgeon gape, is't not he? They won't use me of'is fashion, Did he not speak to me i'th' morning? Yes sir. I think so, But then you would not know him in Italian, And now he will not know you in French. Call you this selling of land, and putting out money To multiply estate? To quintuply five for one, large interest. Five for one, 'tis ten to one if I get my principal. Your roll is not at the bottom, yet try the rest. I ha, Signior farewell. Didst speak with the colonel? I met him opportunely after all the rest, And told him how much it would concern His livelihood to make haste. He must not be seen yet, you know where To attend for him, give him access by The garden to my chamber, and bring Me nimbly knowledge when he is there. I shall forsooth. Very well an dat be scurvy you run trot, trot, trot, Pisha, follow me, fout Madame, can you not tell So often learning— Madam you foot it now Plam it ill. Excellent, better den excellent pishaw— you be laughed When you come to do Ball; I teach tree hundred, never Forgot so much, me sweat taking pain, and fiddling Ladies. Fiddling Ladies, you mole-catcher. Purquoy for telling you Dance not well, you commit fat, and beat me for my Diligence becar you dance your pleasure. No monsieur Le Friske put not up your pipe, my Lady Was but in jest, and you must take it for a favour. I veare no favours in dat place, should any gentleman Of England give me blow, diable me teach him French Passage. Nay you sha'not be so angry, I must have a Coronte, Pray Madam be reconciled. Come monsieur I am sorry. Sorre, tat is too much par ma foy, I kiss tat white hand, Give me one two tree buffets, aller, aller look up your Countenance, your English man spoil you, he no teach You look up, pishaw, carry your body in the swimming Fashion, and deum allei moy moselle ha, ha, ha, So for boon excellent becar. Nay a Country dance Scutilla, you are idle, You know we must be at the Ball anon, come. Where is the Ball this night. At my Lord Rainbows. Oh he dance finely becar, he deserve the Ball of de world, Fine, fine gentleman, your oder men dance lop, lop with De lame leg as they want crushes begore, and look for Argent in the ground pishaw, Hah, hah, for boon.
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I five? Your Lordship has forgot the Cinquepace. Something it is, but when I am at leasure We will discourse of that, and of your travell, Farewell Signior. Ist come to this? if Lords play fast and loose, What shall poore Knights, and gentlemen? Hum, tis he. A Poxe upon him, what makes he in my way. Noble Coronell. Que dite vous mounsieur. Que dite vous? A wy, Ie ne pa parlee Anglois, There were five English peeces. Ie ne parle Anglois, me speake no word English, Votre seviteur. Adiew five peeces, Gudgin gape, ist not he? They wonot use me o'this fashion, Did he not speake to me ith' morning? Yes sir. I thinke so, But then you would not know him in Italian, And now he will not know you in French. Call you this selling of land, and putting out money To multiply estate? To quintuply five for one, large interest. Five for one, tis tenne to one if I get my principall. Your roll is not at the bottome, yet try the rest. I ha, Signior farewell. Didst speake with the Coronell? I met him opportunely after all the rest, And told him how much it would concerne His livelihood to make haste. He must not be seene yet, you know where To attend for him, give him accesse by The garden to my chamber, and bring Me nimbly knowledge when he is there. I shall forsooth. Very well an dat be skirvy you run trot, trot, trot, Pisha, follow me, fout Madame, can you not tell So often learning—Madam you foot it now Pla it ill. Excellent, better den excellent pishaw—you be laughed When you come to do Ball; I teach tree hundred, never Forgot so much, me sweat taking paine, and fidling Ladies. Fidling Ladies, you Molecatcher. Purquoy for telling you Dance not well, you commit fat, and beate me for my Dilligence becar you dance your pleasure. No Mounsieure Le Friske put not up your pipe, my Lady Was but in jest, and you must take it for a favour. I veare no favours in dat place, should any gentleman Of England give me blow, diable me teach him French Passage. Nay you shanot be so angry, I must have a Coronte, Pray Madam be reconcil'd. Come Mounsieur I am sorry. Sorre, tat is too much par ma foy, I kisse tat white hand, Give me one two tree buffets, aller, aller looke up your Countenance, your English man spoile you, he no teach You looke up, pishaw, carry your body in the swimming Fashion, and deu allei moy moselle ha, ha, ha, So for boon excellent becar. Nay a Country dance Scutilla, you are idle, You know we must be at the Ball anon, come. Where is the Ball this night. At my Lord Rainebowes. Oh he dance finely becar, he deserve the Ball of de world, Fine, fine gentleman, your oder men dance lop, lop with De lame legge as they want crushes begore, and looke for Argent in the ground pishaw, Hah, hah, for boone.