Anonymous · published 1605 · first performed or written 1604 [1603-1605] (Annals) comedy · King's Men unassigned nearest T11 Siblings, kin and confidants · 504 words
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Content thyself, I hope to win his favour, And to redeem my reputation lost, And Gentlemen believe me, I beseech you, I hope your eyes shall behold such change, As shall deceive your expectation. I would che were ysplit now, but che believe him. How, believe him. By the mackins, I do. What do you think that ere he will have grace? By my faith it will go hard. Well che vorye he is changed: and M. Flowerdale, in hope you been so, hold there's vorty pound toward your zetting up: what be not ashamed, vang it man, vang it, be a good husband, loven your wife: and you shall not want for vorty more, I che vor thee. My means are little, but if you'll follow me, I will instruct you in my ablest power: But to your wife I give this Diamond, And prove true Dimond fair in all your life. Thanks good sir Arthur, M. Oliver, You being my enemy, and grown so kind, Binds me in all endeavour to restore. What, restore me, no restorings man, I have vorty pound more for Luce, here vang it.: Zouth Chil defy London else, what do not think me A mesel or a scoundrel to throw away my money, che have a hundred pound more to pace of any good spotation: I hope your under and your uncle here will vollow my examples. You have guessed right of me, if he leave of this course of life, he shall be mine heir. But he shall never get a groat of me, A cozener, a deceiver, one that killed his painful Father, honest Gentleman that passed the fearful Danger of the sea, to get him living and maintain him brave. What hath he killed his father? ay sir, with conceit of his vild courses. Sir, you are misinformed. Why thou old knave, thou toldst me so thyself. I wronged him then: and toward my M. stock, there's 20. Nobles for to make amends. No Kester, I have troubled thee, and wrong thee more, What thou in love gives, I in love restore. Ha, ha, sister, there you played bopeep with Tom, What shall I give her toward household? Sister Delia, shall I give her my Fan? You were best ask your husband. Shal I ▪ I do Frank i'll by thee a new one, with a longer handle. A russet one Frank. I with russet feathers. Here sister, there's my Fan toward household, to keep you warm. I thank, you sister. Why this is well, and toward fair Luce's stock, here's forty shillings: and forty good shillings more, I'll give her marry. Come sir Lancelot, I must have you friends. Not I, all this is counterfeit, He will consume it, were it a Million. Sir, what is your daughter's dower worth? Had she been married to an honest man, It had been better than a thousand pound. Pay it him, and i'll give you my bond, To make her jointure better worth than three.
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Content thy selfe, I hope to win his fauour, And to redeeme my reputation lost, And Gentlemen beleeue me, I beseech you, I hope your eyes shall behold such change, As shall deceiue your expectation. I would che were ysplit now, but che beleue him. How, beleeue him. By the mackins, I doe. What doe you thinke that ere he will haue grace? By my faith it will goe hard. Well che vorye he is changed▪ and M. Flowerdale, in hope you been so, hold theres pound toward your zetting vp: what bee not ashamed, vang it man, vang it, bee a good husband, louen your wife▪ and you shall not want for vortie more, vor thee. My meanes are little, but if youl ollow me, I will instruct you in my ablest power: But to your wife I giue this Diamond, And proue true Dimond faire in all your life. Thankes good sir , M. , You being my , and growne so kind, Bindes mee in all to restore. What, restore me, no man, I haue vortie pound more for Luce, here vang : Zouth chil devie els, what do not thinke me A Mezel or a Scondrell to throw away money▪ che haue a hundred pound more to of good spotation: I hope your vnder and your vncle here wil vollow my amples. You haue gest right of me, if he leaue of this course of life, he shall be mine heire. But he shall neuer get a groat of me, A Cozoner, a deceiuer, one that kild his painefull Father, honest Gentleman that passed the fearefull Danger of the sea, to get him liuing and maintaine him braue. What hath he kild his father? I sir, with conceit of his vild courses. Sir, you are misinformed. Why thou old knaue, thou toldst me so thy selfe. I wrong'd him then: and toward my M. stock, Thers 20. Nobles for to make amends. No Kester, I haue troubled thee, and wrong thee more, What thou in loue giues, I in loue restore. Ha, ha, sister, there you playd bo-peepe with Tom, What shall I giue her toward houshold? Sister Delia, shall I giue her my Fanne? You were best aske your husband. Shal I ▪ I do Franck ile by thee a new one, with a longer handle. A russet one Franke. I with russet feathers. Here sister, theres my Fanne toward houshold, to keepe you warme. I thanke, you sister. Why this is well, and toward faire Luces stocke, heres fortie shillings: and fortie good shillings more, Ile giue her marrie▪ Come sir Lancelot, I must haue you friends. Not I▪ all this is counterfeit, He will consume it, were it a Million. Sir, what is your daughters dower worth? Had she been married to an honest man, It had beene better then a thousand pound. Pay it him, and ile giue you my bond, To make her ioynter better worth then three▪