Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T50: sea, honour, general, soldiers, men, ship, fight, soldier, king, vittori.
Well let us suffer for a while I will go walk hens half a mile and for all this Happily all this gear shall not need Now be it that I doubt and dread The worst as wise men do Manhood come thyself with me And I to sir ye pard woldyst thou be prayed thereto Now he that would have war or strife I pray god send him a shrewd wife and than shall he have I now But I shall tell you sirs as for me I am none of them so mote I the I may say to you I will no such rekenning is abide God's body here cometh Pride as crank as a peacock As soon as he and I meet without he stand right upon his feet He shall bear me a proud mok What tidings sirs can any man tell ye marry that can I do as well as any that was in field ye have tarried so long about your gay gear That the field is done or ye come there Done marry god shield It is done without fail But whyehe of them hath won the balayll I can not tell you certain Thou were not there it seemeth thereby Not I there ꝙ ayes hardly/ 〈◊〉 that to my great but as soon as the batellies joined together (pain I came my way straight hither/ for to tell tydyng●… What the devil tidings canst thou tell Marry I can show you nothing of the battle but of ma●…y other tidings ye are out of concext I tell you forever B●…cause 〈◊〉 not you endeuou●… ●…t this great 〈◊〉 I●… so m●…e 〈◊〉 ye o'er 〈◊〉 to sees ●…eth 〈◊〉 off●…ce and all your fees And 〈◊〉 out of wa●…s That is not true as I suppose Sir and ●…t be not t●…ke my nose And my head also your office was given or I came thence Marry that was a very short sentence and I not cassed thereto Now envy what counsel wist thou give me By my troth Pride thou mayst believe me I●… I were in thy case I would withdraw me for a season though it be neither felony nor treason Nor yet wilful tree space yet the same is worst of all For every knave will the call a coward to thy face I am unhappy I seyt well for thexpense of mine apparel towards this voyage what in horses and other array hath compessed me for to say all my sand to mortgage and now when I have all do To less mine office and fees also For my true intent I may say that all my cost and all my time is evil lost In service that I have spent well what so ever by tide me for a season I will hide me after thy counsel and sith it will no better be Far well I take my seve of the
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¶Well lt vs suffer for a whyle I wyll go walke hens halfe a myle and for all thys Happely all thys gere shall not nede Now be yt that I dout and drede The wurst as wyse men do Manhode com thy selfe wyth me ¶And I to syr ¶ye parde woldyst thou be prayd thereto ¶Now he that wold haue warre or stryfe I pray god send hym a shrewd wyfe and than shall he haue I now But I shall tell you syrs as for me I am none of theym so mot I the I may say to you I wyll no suche rekennyng ys abyde Goddys body here cometh Pryde as crank as a pecok As sone as he and I mete wythout he stand ryght vppon hys fete He shall bere me a proude mok ¶What tydyngys syrs can any man tell ¶ye mary that can I do as well as any that was in feld ye haue taryed so long about your gay gere That the feld ys done or ye come there ¶Done mary god sheld ¶It ys done wythout fayll But whyehe of theym hath wone the balayll I can not tell you certayn ¶Thou were not there yt semeth therby ¶Not I there ꝙ ayes hardely / that to my grete but as sone as ye batellys ioyned togeder (payn I cam my way streyght heder / for to tell tydyng ¶What the deuyll tydyngys canst thou tell ¶Mary I can shew you nothyng of the batell but of may other tydyngys ye are out of concext I tell you foreuer Bcause not you endeuou t ths great I so me ye ore to sees eth offce and all your fees And out of was ¶ That ys not true as I suppose ¶ Syr and t be not tke my nose And my hed also your offyce was gyuen or I cam thens ¶ Mary that was a very short sentence and I not cassed therto Now enuy what counsell wyst thou gyue me ¶ By my trouth Pryde thou mayst byleue me I I were in thy case I wold wythdrawe me for a season though yt be nother felony nor treason Nor yet wylfull tre space yet the same ys wurst of all For euery knaue wyll the call a co ward to thy face ¶ I am vnhappy I seyt well for thexpense of myne apparell towardys this vyage what in horses and other aray ath compessed me for to say all my sand to morgage and now whan I haue all do To lesse myne offyce and fees also For my true intent I may say that all my cost and all my tyme ys euyll lost In seruyce that I haue spent well what so euer by tyde me for a season I wyll hyde me after thy counsell and syth yt wyll no better be Fare well I take my seue of the