Marked words are the most distinguishing words of T28: married, marriage, wedding, day, bride, father, wife, luce, love, husband.
Let him go or tarry I am resolved to stay, And not to travel on my wedding day. Tut Kate I tell thee we must needs go home, Villain hast thou saddled my horse? Which horse, your curtal? Sounes you slave stand you prating here? saddle the bay gelding for your Mistress. Not for me: for I'll not go. The ostler will not let me have him, you owe ten pence For his meat, and 6 pence for stuffing my mistress saddle. Here villain go pay him straight. Shall I give them another peck of lavender. Out slave and bring them presently to the door Why son I hope at least you'll dine with us. I pray you master let's stay till dinner be done. Sounes villain art thou here yet? Come Kate our dinner is provided at home. But not for me, for here I mean to dine. I'll have my will in this as well as you, Though you in madding mood would leave your friends Despite of you I'll tarry with them still. I Kate so thou shalt but at some other time, whenas thy sisters here shall be espoused, Than thou and I will keep our wedding day, In better sort than now we can provide, For here I promise thee before them all, We will ere long return to them again, Come Kate stand not on terms we will away, This is my day, tomorrow thou shalt rule, And I will do whatever thou commands. Gentlemen farewell, we'll take our leaves, It will be late before that we come home. Farewell Ferando since you will be gone. So mad a couple did I never see. They're even as well matched as I would wish. And yet I hardly think that he can tame her. For when he has done she will do what she list. Her manhood then is good I do believe. Aurelius or else I miss my mark, Her tongue will walk if she doth hold her hands, I am in doubt ere half a month be past He'll curse the priest that married him so soon, And yet it may be she will be reclaimed, For she is very patient groan of late. God hold it that it may continue still, I would be loath that they should disagree, But he I hope will hold her in a while. Within this two days I will ride to him, And see how lovingly they do agree. Now Aurelius what say you to this, What have you sent to Cestus as you said, To certify your father of your love, For I would gladly he would like of it, And if he be the man you tell to me, I guess he is a Merchant of great wealth. And I have seen him oft at Athens here, And for his sake assure thee thou art welcome.
seed 43: T6 · seed 44: T7 — topic numbers are assigned independently in each run; equal or different numbers say nothing by themselves
Original spelling (EEBO-TCP, unregularized)
Let him go or tarry I am reſolu'de to ſtay, And not to trauell on my wedding day. Tut Kate I tell thee we muſt needes go home, Villaine haſt thou ſaddled my horſe? Which horſe, your curtall? Sounes you ſlaue ſtand you prating here? Saddell the bay gelding for your Miſtris. Not for me: for Ile not go. The oſtler will not let me haue him, you owe ten pence▪ For his meate, and 6 pence for ſtuffing my miſtris ſaddle. Here villaine go pay him ſtraight. Shall I giue them another pecke of lauender. Out ſlaue and bring them preſently to the dore Why ſon I hope at leaſt youle dine with vs. I pray you maiſter lets ſtay till dinner be don. Sounes villaine art thou here yet? Come Kate our dinner is prouided at home. But not for me, for here I meane to dine. Ile haue my will in this as well as you, Though you in madding mood would leaue your frends Deſpite of you Ile tarry with them ſtill. I Kate ſo thou ſhalt but at ſome other time, When as thy ſiſters here ſhall be eſpouſd, Then thou and I will keepe our wedding day, In better ſort then now we can prouide, For here I promiſe thee before them all, We will ere long returne to them againe, Come Kate ſtand not on termes we will awaie, This is my day, to morrow thou ſhalt rule, And I will doo what euer thou commandes. Gentlemen farwell, wele take our leues, It will be late before that we come home. Farwell Ferando ſince you will be gone. So mad a cupple did I neuer ſee. They're euen as well macht as I would wiſh. And yet I hardly thinke that he can tame her. For when he has don ſhe will do what ſhe liſt. Her manhood then is good I do beleeue. Aurelius or elſe I miſſe my marke, Her toung will walke if ſhe doth hold her handes, I am in dout ere halfe a month be paſt Hele curſe the prieſt that married him ſo ſoone, And yet it may be ſhe will be reclaimde, For ſhe is verie patient grone of late. God hold it that it may continue ſtill, I would be loth that they ſhould diſagree, But he I hope will holde her in a while. Within this two daies I will ride to him, And ſee how louingly they do agree. Now Aurelius what ſay you to this, What haue you ſent to Ceſtus as you ſaid, To certifie your father of your loue, For I would gladlie he would like of it, And if he be the man you tell to me, I geſſe he is a Marchant of great wealth. And I haue ſeene him oft at Athens here, And for his ſake aſſure thee thou art welcome.