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 T16 Gallantry: ladies, lordships and complim · 494 words
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Now madam we take our leave. I'll recompense this kind visit: does your coach stay? Yes Madam, Your Ladyship will be too much troubled. I owe more service. monsieur you'll begone too. I have more Lady, my Scholars. Is that the way of your instrument. All a murdu France, fit, fit adieu Madam votre serviteur, Adieu demi monsieur. Sir, you are welcome. I thank you Lady. The time's too narrow to discourse at large, But I intend you a service, You have deserved it In your own nobleness to one I call a kinsman, Whose life without your charity had been Forfeit to his general's anger, 'twas not Without his cause you after quit your regiment. He was my friend, forget it. You were sent for By the Lady Lucina. Whose command I wait. 'twas my desire to prepare you for The entertainment, be but pleased to obscure yourself behind these hangings a few minutes, I hear her, you may trust me. Without dispute, I obey you Lady. Now Scutilla we are ripe, and ready To entertain my Gamesters, my man said They promised all to come, I was afraid These Ladies in their kind departure would not Bequeath me opportunity, and the mirth Doth in the imagination so tickle me, I would not willingly ha' lost it for a Jewel Of some value. Then your purchase holds. If they hold their affections, and keep touch, we'll ha' some sport. Sr. Marmaduke Travers. Away Scutilla, and Laugh not loud between our acts, we'll meet Again like music, and make ourselves merry. I wait near you. Sr. Markmaduke I thought I should have had Your visit without a summons. Lady you gave One feather to the wings I had before, Can there be at last a service to employ Your creature? Something hath pleaded for you in your absence. Oh let me dwell upon your hand, my stars Have then remembered me again. How do the Fens? Goes the draining forward, and your Iron Mills? draining, and Iron Mills? I know not Madam. Come, you conceal your industry, and care To thrive, you need not be so close to me. By this hand Lady, have I any Iron Mills? I am abused else, nay I do love One that has Windmills in his head. How Madam? Projects, and Proclamations, did not you Travel to Yarmouth to learn how to cast Brass buttons, nay I like it, it is an age For men to look about 'em, shall I trust My estate to one that has no thrift, a fellow But with one face? my husband shall be a Ianus, He cannot look too many ways, and is Your patent for making Vinegar confirmed: What a face you put upon't nay, ne'er dissemble, Come I know all, you'll thank that friend of yours, That satisfied my inquiry of your worth With such a welcome character, but why Do I betray myself so fast? beshrew His commendations.
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Now Madame we take our leave. Ile recompence this kind visite: does your coach stay? Yes Madam, Your Ladiship will be too much troubled. I owe more service. Mounsieur you'le begone too. I have more Ladie, my Schollers. Is that the way of your instrument. All a murdu France, fit, fit adiew Madam votre serviteur, Adiew demy Mounsieur. Sir, you are welcome. I thanke you Ladie. The tim's too narrow to discourse at large, But I intend you a service, You have deserv'd it In your owne noblenesse to one I call a kinsman, Whose life without your charitie had beene Forfeit to his generalls anger, twas not Without his cause you after quit your regiment. He was my friend, forget it. You were sent for By the Lady Lucina. Whose command I waite. Twas my desire to prepare you for The entertainement, be but pleas'd to obscure Your selfe behind these hangings a few minuts, I heare her, you may trust me. Without dispute, I obey you Lady. Now Scutilla we are ripe, and ready To entertaine my Gamesters, my man said They promised all to come, I was afraid These Ladies in their kinde departure wo'd not Bequeath me opportunitie, and the mirth Doth in the imagination so ticle me, I wo'd not willingly ha lost it for a Jewell Of some valew. Then your purchase holds. If they hold their affections, and keepe touch, Weele ha some sport. Sr. Marmaduke Travers. Away Scutilla, and Laugh not loud betweene our acts, weele meete Agen like musicke, and make our selves merry. I waite nere you. Sr. Markmaduke I thought I should have had Your visite without a summonds. Lady you gave One feather to the wings I had before, Can there be at last a service to imploy Your creature? Something hath pleaded for you in your absence. Oh let me dwell upon your hand, my starres Have then remembred me agen. How doe the Fennes? Goes the draning forward, and your Iron Mills? Draning, and Iron Mills? I know not Madam. Come, you conceale your industry, and care To thrive, you neede not be so close to me. By this hand Lady, have I any Iron Mills? I am abus'd else, nay I doe love One that has Wind-mills in his head. How Madam? Projects, and Proclamations, did not you Travell to Yarmouth to learne how to cast Brasse buttons, nay I like it, it is an age For men to looke about 'em, shall I trust My estate to one that has no thrift, a fellow But with one face? my husband shall be a Ianus, He cannot looke too many wayes, and is Your patent for making Vineger confirm'd: What a face you put upon't nay, nere dissemble, Come I know all, you'le thanke that friend of yours, That satisfied my inquirie of your worth With such a welcome character, but why Doe I betray my selfe so fast? beshrow His commendations.