Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T1: death, life, dead, die, blood, revenge, soul, father, heart, heaven.
The certainty) and waiting for your absence, When I in wonted manner counselled him To leave his whores, and to avoid his cups (Which things I knew he loved, but would not tell you, Lest I should run into the ill suspicion Of stepmother) whilst I in gentle manner Told him these things, I will not speak the worst, Nor in what sort he did revile us both, But last of all, he spurned me on the belly, Which hath procured this my disease and pain. O villain, I will scourge him even to death; Thisbe, go call him hither. Dear father, I beseech you let me know The cause of this your anger and my stripes So cruelly laid on me. Oh cleanly dissembler, Thou wouldst indeed know thy own fault from me. Yet now at length, Sir, let me understand What I have done, that thus provokes your wrath, The gods do know my innocence. Base wretch, Thy innocence; would she belie thee thinkst thou, That loved thee better than herself? away, Get out of my sight, I will not hear thee speak. My dearest Demeneta, cheer yourself, Strive to forget the pain. I'm in bad plight, So that I do not only fear the life Of that I go with, but mine own, besides, These accidents are dangerous to women; Yet, Sir, it grieved me that you took so sharp A punishment of Cnemon, for all this I cannot choose but love him. That's thy virtue, But banish him thy thoughts as I will do, Hence forth as most unworthy of our love; Come sweet, you shall remove from hence into A fitter room, I'll send a Doctor to you. You do mistake my pulse, whose veins do swell With rage and fury, and shall live in pain, Until I be revenged. My Mistress knows How to deceive old Dotards with false shows. we shall fall down the river Nile tonight, and hoist sail for Greece, brave news, comfortable news, my heart capers within me for joy, that I shall see my country again; my Master is sore troubled for black Sysimethres his constrained flight, which hath defeated their appointed meeting and conference touching Cariclea's fortunes, but haste our journey the sooner, there's my comfort. I left him cursing the Deputy, and invoking the god Apollo's wrath to plague him for dismissing the Ambassador so suddenly, with such deadly threatenings to depart the Kingdom. Alas, poor maid, I pity thee, that by this means thou shalt not be able to know who begot thee nor who brought thee forth, but all's one, thou wilt soon learn to be begotten, and to bring forth by instinct of nature and thy own experience. Catadupice adieu adieu, adieu gentlemen; when you see us next, 'twill be in Delphos; away, away, away, merrily, merrily.
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The certainty) and waiting for your abſence, When I in wonted manner councell'd him To leave his whores, and to avoid his cups (Which things I knew he lov'd, but would not tell you, Leſt I ſhould run into the ill ſuſpition Of ſtepmother) whileſt I in gentle manner Told him theſe things, I will not ſpeake the worſt, Nor in what ſort he did revile us both, But laſt of all, he ſpurn'd me on the belly, Which hath procur'd this my diſeaſe and paine. O villaine, I will ſcurge him even to death; Thisbe, goe call him hither. Deare father, I beſeech you let me know The cauſe of this your anger and my ſtripes So cruelly laid on mee. Oh cleanly diſſembler, Thou wouldſt indeed know thy owne fault from me. Yet now at length, Sir, let me underſtand What I have done, that thus provokes your wrath, The gods doe know my innocence. Baſe wretch, Thy innocence; would ſhe belie thee thinkſt thou, That lov'd thee better than her ſelfe? away, Get out of my ſight, I will not heare thee ſpeak. My deareſt Demeneta, cheere your ſelfe, Strive to forget the paine. I'm in bad plight, So that I doe not onely feare the life Of that I goe with, but mine owne, beſides, Theſe accidents are dangerous to women; Yet, Sir, it griev'd me that you tooke ſo ſharpe A puniſhment of Cnemon, for all this I cannot chuſe but love him. That's thy vertue, But baniſh him thy thoughts as I will doe, Hence forth as moſt unworthy of our love; Come ſweet, you ſhall remove from hence into A fitter roome, I'le ſend a Doctor to you. You doe miſtake my pulſe, whoſe veines doe ſwell With rage and furie, and ſhall live in paine, Untill I be reveng'd. My Miſtreſſe knowes How to deceive old Dotards with falſe ſhewes. WEe ſhall fall downe the river Nile to night, and hoiſe ſaile for Greece, brave newes, comfortable newes, my heart capers within me for joy, that I ſhall ſee my countrey againe; my Maſter is ſore troubled for blacke Syſimethres his conſtrained flight, which hath defeited their appointed meeting and conference touching Caricleas fortunes, but haſte our journey the ſooner, there's my comfort. I left him curſing the Deputy, and invoking the god Apollos wrath to plague him for diſmiſſing the Embaſſadour ſo ſuddenly, with ſuch deadly threatenings to depart the Kingdome. Alas, poore maid, I pity thee, that by this meanes thou ſhalt not be able to knowe who begot thee nor who brought thee forth, but all's one, thou wilt ſoone learne to be begotten, and to bring forth by inſtinct of nature and thy owne experience. Catadupice adiew adiew, adiew gentlemen; when you ſee us next, twill be in Delphos; away, away, away, merrylie, merrily.