Ford, John · published 1639 · first performed or written 1638 [licensed for stage, May 3] (Annals) not in BritDrama · Phoenix/Cockpit unassigned nearest T28 Marriage-making: weddings, brides and ma · 481 words
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T28: married, marriage, wedding, day, bride, father, wife, luce, love, husband.
I joy in the discovery, am thankful Unto the change. Let wonder hence forth cease, For I am partner with Benatzi's counsels; And in them was director, I have seen The man do service in the wars late passed, Worthy an ample mention; but of that At large hereafter, repetitions now Of good or bad, would straighten time presented For other use. Welcome, and welcome ever. Mine eyes sir, never shall without a blush Receive a look from yours; please to forget All passages of rashness, such attempt Was mine, and only mine. You have found a way To happiness, I honour the conversion, Then I am freed. may style your friend your servant, Now all that's mine, is theirs, But let me add An offering to the altar of this peace. How likes Spinella this? our holy day Deserves the Calendar. This Gentlewoman Reformed must in my thoughts live fair and worthy, Indeed you shall. And mine, the novelty Requires a friendly love. You are kind and bountiful. By your leaves Lords and Ladies, to your jollities, I bring increase with mine too, here's a youngster Whom I call son-in-law, for so my daughter Will have it. Yeth in sooth thee will. Futelli hath weaned her from this pain. Stand forth stout lovers. Top & Top-gallant pair, and for his pains, She will have him, or none, he's not the richest I'th' parish; but a wit, I say Amen, Because I cannot help it. tithe no matter. we'll remedy the penury of Fortune, They shall with us to Corsica, our cousin Must not despair of means, since 'tis believed Futelli can deserve a place of trust. You are in all unfellowed, Withly spoken. Think on Piero sir. Piero, yes, But what of these two pretty ones? I'll follow. The Ladies, play at cards, make sport and whistle, My purse shall bear me out, a lazy life, Is scurvy, and debauched; fight you abroad, And we'll be game whiles you fight at home, Run high, run low, here is a brain can do't, But for my martial brother Don, prithee make him A what d'ee callit, a setting dog, a sentinel I'll mend his weekly pay. He shall deserve it. Vouchsafe employment honourable Marry. The Dons a generous Don. Unfit to lose him, Command doth limit us short time for revels, we must be thrifty in them, none I trust, Repines at these delights, they are free and harmless, After distress at sea, the dangers over, Safety and welcomes better taste ashore. THe Court's on rising; 'tis too late To wish the Lady in her fate Of try all now more fortunate. A verdict in the jury's breast, Will be given up anon at least, Till then 'tis fit we hope the best. Else if there can be any stay, Next sitting without more delay, We will expect a gentle day.
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I joy in the diſcovery, am thankfull Vnto the change. Let wonder hence forth ceaſe, For I am partner with Benatzis counſls; And in them was director, I have ſeene The man doe ſervice in the warres late paſt, VVorthy an ample mention; but of that At large hereafter, repetitions now Of good or bad, would ſtreighten time preſented For other uſe. VVelcome, and welcome ever. Mine eyes ſir, never ſhall without a bluſh Receive a looke from yours; pleaſe to forget All paſſages of raſhneſſe, ſuch attempt VVas mine, and onely mine. You have found a way To happineſſe, I honour the converſion, Then I am freed. may ſtile your friend your ſervant, Now all thats mine, is theirs, But let me adde An offering to the altar of this peace. How likes Spinella this? our holy day Deſerves the Kalender. This Gentlewoman Reform'd muſt in my thoughts live faire and worthy, Indeed you ſhal. And mine, the noveltie Requires a friendly love. You are kinde and bountifull. By your leaves Lords and Ladies, to your jollities, I bring increaſe with mine too, here's a yongſter Whom I cll ſonne-in-law, for ſo my daughter Will have it. Yeth in ſooth thee will. Futelli hath wean'd her from this paine. Stand forth ſtout lovers. Top & Top-gallant paire, and for his pains, She will have him, or none, hee's not the richeſt I'th pariſh; but a wit, I ſay Amen, Becauſe I cannot helpe it. Tith no matter. Wee'l remedy the penury of Fortune, They ſhall with us to Corſica, our couſin Muſt not deſpaire of means, ſince tis believ'd Futelli can deſerve a place of truſt. You are in all unfellowed, Withly thpoken. Thinke on Piero ſir. Piero, yes, But what of theſe two pretty ones? Ile follow. The Ladies, play at cards, make ſport and whiſtle, My purſe ſhall beare me out, a lazie life, Is ſcirvy, and deboſhd; fight you abroad, And weele be game whiles you fight at home, Runne high, runne low, here is a braine can doo, But for my martiall brother Don, prithee make him A what dee callt, a ſetting dog, a centinell Ile mend his weekely pay. Hee ſhall deſerve it. Vouchſafe employment honourable Marry. The Dons a generous Don. Unfit to looſe him, Command doth limit us ſhort time for revells, Wee muſt be thrifty in them, none I truſt, Repines at theſe delights, they are free and harmeleſſe, After diſtreſſe at ſea, the dangers ore, Safety and welcomes better taſte a ſhore. THe Court's on riſing; tis too late To wiſh the Lady in her fate Of try all now more fortunate. A verdict in the Iuries breſt, Will be given up anon at leaſt, Till then tis fit we hope the beſt. Elſe if there can be any ſtay, Next ſitting without more delay, We will expect a gentle day.