Anonymous · published 1600 · first performed or written 1599 [c.1597-1599] (Annals) comedy · Admiral's (Nottingham's) Men T29 Disguise and pursuit in Look About You typicality 0.77 · 498 words
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of T29: gloster, faukenbridge, skinke, hermit, richard, prince, iohn, porter, henry, brother.
Si si sirrah, you are the co countefeite, O this is the tr tr true He Hermit, sta sta stand still g good man at that, i'll bu bombast you i'faith, i'll make you g give the old m m man his gown. G g gods lid are ye go good at that? i'll cum cudgel ye f f. this tr tr trick. It was not I 'twas he that cast thee down, You li li li lie you ra ra rascal you, I le left ye saint standing he hear. Zounds hold you stammerer, or I'll cut your stumps. He's for me he's weaponed, I like that. O here's a ro ro rogue in ca ca carnat, help, mu murder murder. Lay hold upon that thievish counterfeit, Why hears another Hermit Lancaster: I am the Hermit sir, that wretched man Doth many a robbery in my disguise: It's he that robs, he slanders me, he lies. Which set on thee? Th' this f f fellow has a s s sword and a buckler. Search him; this is the thief, o hears my purse, My chain, my jewels: oh thou wicked wretch, How darest thou under show of holiness, Commit such actions of impiety? Bind him, I'll have him made a public scorn. Lay hold upon that other hermit. He is a counterfeit as well as I, He stole those clothes from me, for I am Skinke, Search him, I know him not, he is some slave. Thou liest base varlet. O g God he has a sword too, S Skink are you ca catched? Villain thou shalt with me unto the Court. And this with me, this is the traitor Gloster. Thou liest proud Leyster I am no traitor. G gloster? O b brave, now m my father sh shall be f free Earl Gloster I am sorry thou art taken. I am not taken yet, nor will I yield To any hear but noble Lancaster, Let Skinke be Leister's prisoner I'll be thine. Thou shalt be mine. First through a crimson sluice, I'll send thy hated soul to those black fiends That long have hovered gaping for their part, When tyrant life should leave thy traitor heart. Come Lancaster keep Skinke i'll go with thee, Let loose the mad knave, for I praise his shifts, He shall not start away, i'll be his guide, And with proud looks outface young Henry's pride. Look to them Lancaster upon thy life. Well i'll r r run and get a p pardon of the K K KKing, Gl Gloster and Skinke ta ta taken? O b b brave, r r r run re Re Red ca cap a and ca ca carry the first n n news to co co court. Lancaster i'll help to guard them to the Court. Do as you please. Leyster do not come near me, for if thou do, thou shalt buy it dearly. I'll have thy hand for this. Not for thy heart.
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Original spelling (EEBO-TCP, unregularized)
Si ſi ſirra, you are the co countefeite, O this is the tr tr true He Hermit, ſta ſta ſtand ſtill g good man at that, ile bu bumbaſt you yfaith, ile make you g giue the olde m m man his gowne. G g gods lid are ye go good at that? ile cu cudgell yee f f for this tr tr tricke. It was not I twas he that caſt thee downe, You li li li lye you ra ra raſcall you, I le left ye ſt ſtanding he heare. Zounds hold you ſtammerer, or Ile cut your ſtumps. He's for me he's weapon'd, I like that. O heer's a ro ro rogue in ca ca carnat, help, mu murder murder. Lay holde vpon that theeuiſh counterfeit, Why heares another Hermit Lancaſter: I am the Hermit ſir, that wretched man Doth many a robberie in my diſguiſe: Its he that robs, he ſlaunders me, he lies. Which ſet on thee? Th this f f fellow has a ſ ſ ſword and a buckler. Search him; this is the theefe, o heares my purſe, My chaine, my Iewels: oh thou wicked wretch, How darſt thou vnder ſhow of holines, Commit ſuch actions of impietie? Bind him, Ile haue him made a publicke ſcorne. Lay holde vpon that other hermit. He is a counterfeit as well as I, He ſtole thoſe clothes from me, for I am Skinke, Search him, I know him not, he is ſome ſlaue. Thou lyeſt baſe varlet. O g God he has a ſword too, S Skink are you ca catcht? Villaine thou ſhalt with me vnto the Court. And this with me, this is the traytor Gloſter. Thou lyeſt proud Leyſter I am no traytor. G gloſter? O b braue, now m my father ſh ſhal be f free Earle Gloſter I am ſorry thou art taken. I am not taken yet, nor will I yeild To any heare but noble Lancaſter, Let Skinke be Leyſters priſoner Ile be thine. Thou ſhalt be mine. Firſt through a crimſon ſluce, Ile ſend thy hated ſoule to thoſe blacke fiendes That long haue houered gaping for their parte, When tyrant life ſhould leaue thy traytor heart. Come Lancaſter keep Skinke ile goe with thee, Let looſe the mad knaue, for I prayſe his ſhifts, He ſhall not ſtarte away, ile be his guide, And with proude looks outface young Henries pride. Looke to them Lancaſter vpon thy life. Well ile r r run and get a p pardon of the K K KKing, Gl Gloſter and Skinke ta ta taken? O b b braue, r r r run re Re Red ca cap a and ca ca cary the firſt n n newes to co co court. Lancaſter ile helpe to guarde them to the Court. Doe as you pleaſe. Leyſter doe not come neare me, for if thou doe, thou ſhalt buy it dearely. Ile haue thy hand for this. Not for thy heart.