Renaissance Drama — Topics · seed 42

1 Jeronimo, with the Wars of Portugal · chunk 8 of 18

Anonymous · published 1605 · first performed or written 1604 [1600-1605] (Annals)
tragedy · Unknown
unassigned nearest T39 Profit, conscience and dishonest dealing · 491 words

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Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T39: conscience, lucre, usury, lucar, fraud, dissimulation, simony, london, lady, nemo.

signior andrea say. signior andrea. 'tis a villainous age this. 'tis a villainous age this. That a nobleman should be a knave, as Well as an Ostler. That a nobleman should be a knave, as Well as an Ostler. Or a sergeant. Or a sergeant. Or a Broker. Or a Broker. Yet I speak not this of lorenzo, For he's an honest Lord. 'sfoot, Father I'll not write him honest Lord. take up thy pen, or i'll take up thee. What right him honest Lord i'll not agree. You'll take it up Sir. well, well. what went before, thou hast put me out; beshrew thy impudence or insolence. Lorenzo's an honest Lord. well Sir, and has hired one to murder you. O, I cry you mercy Father, meant you so. Art thou a scholar Don horatio? And canst not aim at Figurative speech. I pray you pardon me, 'twas but youths Hasty error. Come read then? And has hired one to murder you. He means to send you to heaven, when You return from Portugal. From Portugal. Yet he's an honest Duke's son. Yet he's an But not the honest son of a Duke. But not the honest. O that villainy should be found in the great Chamber. O that villainy. And honesty in the bottom of the a seller. And honesty. If you'll be murdered you may? If you'll be If you be not, thank God, and Ieronimo. I you be not. If you be, thank the devil and lorenzo. If you be thank. Thus hoping you will not be murdered and you Can choose. Thus hoping you will. Especially being warned before hand. Especially I take my leave boy, Horatio, write leave, Bending in the hams like an old Courtier, Thy assured friend say, 'gainst lorenza and The devil, little Ieronimo Marshal. Ieronimo Marshal. So now read it over. signior andrea 'tis a villainous age this, That a Nobleman should be a knave, as well As an Ostler: or a sergeant, or a broker, yet I speak not this of Lorenzo: he's an Honest Lord, and has hired one to murder you, When you return from Portugal, yet he's an honest Duke's son, but not the Honest son of a Duke? O that villainy Should be found in the great chamber, and honesty In the bottom of a seller. True boy: there's a moral in that, as much To say knavery in the Court and honesty in a Cheese house. If you'll be murdered you may: if you be Not thank God and Ieronimo: if you be, Thank the devil & Lorenzo. Thus hoping You will not be murdered, and you can choose, Especially being warned before hand, I take my leave. Horatio hast thou written leave bending in the Hams: enough like a Gentleman usher, 'sfoot No Horatio, thou hast made him straddle too much, Like a Frenchman, for shame put his legs closer Though it be painful.
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Play1 Jeronimo, with the Wars of Portugal
AuthorAnonymous
Publication year (edition)1605
First performance / composition (Annals)1604 [1600-1605]
First performance (BritDrama)1600 [1587-1605]
Company (BritDrama)Unknown
Genre (British Drama)tragedy
Play typeAdult Professional;Professional
Edition / TCP / DEEPedition 520 · TCP A04941 · DEEP 409
Edition roleRepresentative edition — used in the analysis
Positionnodes 482–560 (positions in the processed text, not lines of the printed book) · chunk 8 of 18 in this edition
Length491 words · 674 tokens
Topic (seed 42)unassigned by HDBSCAN · nearest topic T39 — Profit, conscience and dishonest dealing at 0.731
Other seedsseed 43: unassigned · seed 44: unassigned — topic numbers are assigned independently in each run; equal or different numbers say nothing by themselves
Original spelling (EEBO-TCP, unregularized)
Signeor andrea say. Signeor andrea. tis a villainus age this. tis a villainus age this. That a nobleman should be a knaue, as Well as an Ostler. That a nobleman should be a knaue, as Well as an Ostler. Or a seriant. Or a seriant. Or a Broker. Or a Broker. Yet I speake not this of lorenzo, For hees an honest Lord. Soot, Father de not write him honest Lord. take vp thy pen, or ile take vp thee. What right him honest Lord ile not agree. Youle take it vp Sir. well, well. what went before, thou hast put me out; beshrow thy impudence or insolence. Lorenzoes an honest Lord. well Sir, and has hired one to murder you. O, I cry you mercy Father, ment you so. Art thou a scholler Don horatio? And canst not aime at Figuratiue speech. I pray you pardon me, twas but youths Hasty error. Come read then? And has hired one to murder you. He meanes to send you to heaven, when You returne from Portugale. From portugale. Yet hees an honest dukes son. Yet hees an But not the honest son of a Duke. But not the honest. O that villainy should be found in the great Chamber. O that villainy. And honesty in the bottome of the a seller. And honesty. If youle be murdered you may? If youle be If you be not, thanke God, and Ieronimo. I you be not. If you be, thank the diuell and lorenzo. If you be thank. Thus hoping you will not be murdred and you Can choose. Thus hoping you will. Especially being warned before hand. Especially I take my leaue boy, Horatio, write leaue, Bending in the hams like an old Courtier, Thy assured friend say, gainst lorenza and The diuell, little Ieronimo Marshall. Ieronimo Marshall. So now read it ore. Signeor andrea tis a villainus age this, That a Nobleman should be a knaue, as well As an Ostler: or a Seriant, or a broker, yet I speake not this of Lorenzo: hées an Honest Lord, and has hired one to murder you, When you returne from Portugale, yet Hées an honest Dukes sonne, but not the Honest son of a Duke? O that villainy Shovld be found in the great chamber, and honesty In the bottome of a seller. True boy: thers a morrall in that, as much To say knauery in the Court and honesty in a Chéese house. If youle be murdred you may: if you be Not thanke God and Ieronimo: if you be, Thanke the diuell & Lorenzo. Thus hoping You will not be murdered, and you can choose, Especially being warnd before hand, I take my leaue. Horatio hast thou wrtten leaue bending in the Hams: enough like a Gentlemau vsher, Sfoote No Horatio, thou hast made him straddle too much, Like a Frenchman, for shame put his legs closer Though it be painefull.