2 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody (The Second Part of Queen Elizabeth's Troubles) · chunk 42 of 44
Heywood, Thomas · published 1606 · first performed or written 1605 [1604-1605; revised c.1632] (Annals) history · Queen Anne's Men unassigned nearest T50 Fleets, armies and generals: war by sea · 457 words
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Sir, you shall not say the love you showed to me, Was entertained but with kind courtesy: This for your love, unto your health I drink. Pledge me. I by my troth Mall will I, wear it as deep as a well. Now for your pains there is twenty pound in gold. Nay, take the Cup too sir, thanks for your love: And were my thought's bent unto marriage, I rather would with you that seem thus wild, Then one that hath worse thoughts and seems more mild. Foot will you not have me then? Yes, when I mean to marry any one, And that not whilst I live. See how a man may be deceived: I thought I should have been sure by this time well, though I shall not have you, I shall have this with a good will. With all my heart, and for the Love you have shown, Wish it to thrive with you even as mine own. To Morrow shall we attend your worship. Sir her's my bill, it comes to twenty pound. Friends, Ployden's Proverb, The Case is altered and by my troth I have learned you a Lesson, Forbearance is no Acquittance. What men are these? Faith Madam, men that have my hand, though not for my honesty, yet for the money that I owe them. What doth he owe you? fifty pound, madam. What you? A hundred Marks. I'll pay you both: and sir to do you good, To all your Creditors I'll do the like. That's said like a kind wench, And though we never meet again, We will have one Buss more at parting: And now i'faith I have all my wild oats sown, And if I can grow rich by the help of this, I'll say I rose by Lady Ramsey's kiss. A stand there Lords. Whence comes this sound of shot? Please it your Majesty, 'tis thought the Fleet Lately discovered by your Subject Flemming, Riding along the Coasts of France and Dunkirk, Is met and fought with by your Admiral. Heaven prosper his proceedings; hark my Lords, Still it increaseth: Oh had God and Nature, Given us proportion manlike to our mind, we'd not stand here fenced in a wall of Arms, But have been present in these Sea a larmes. Your royal resolution, hath created New spirits in your soldiers breasts, and made Of one man three. Make way there, what's the news, Your Royal Fleet bids battle to the Spaniards, Whose number with the advantage of the wind, Gives them great odds but the undaunted worth, And well known valour of your Admiral, Sir Francis Drake, and Martin Furbisher Gives us assured hope of victory. Where did the royal Navies first encounter?
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Sir, you shall not say the loue you shew'd to me, Was entertain'd but with kind curtesie: This for your loue, vnto your health I drinke. Pledge me. I by my Torth Mall will I, weare it as deepe as a well. Now for your paines there is twentie pound in gold. Nay, take the Cuppe too sir, thanks for your loue: And were my thought's bent vnto marriage, I rather would with you that seeme thus wild, Then one that hath worse thoughts and seemes moe mild. Foote will you not haue me then? Yes, when I meane to marry any one, And that not whilst I liue. See how a man may bee deceiued: I thought I should haue beene sure by this time well, though I shall not haue you, I shall haue this with a good will. Withall my heart, and for the Loue you haue showne, Wish it to thriue with you euen as mine owne. To Morrow shall we attend your worship. Sir her's my bill, it comes to twentie pound. Friends, Ploydens Prouerbe, The Case is altered and by my troth I haue learn'd you a Lesson, Forbearance is no Acquittance. VVhat men are these? Faith Madam, men that haue my hand, though not for my honesty, yet for the money that I owe them. What doth he owe you? Fiftie pound, Madame. What you? A hundred Markes. Ile pay you both: and sir to doe you good, To all your Creditors Ile doe the like. That's said like a kinde wench, And though we neuer meet againe, We will haue one Busse more at parting: And now I faith I haue all my wilde oates sowen, And if I can grow rich by the helpe of this, Ile say I rose by Lady Ramsies kisse. A stand there Lords. Whence comes this sound of shot? Please it your Maiestie, t'is thought the Fleet Lately discouered by your Subiect Flemming, Riding along the Coasts of France and Dunkerke, Is met and fought with by your Admirall. Heauen prosper his proceedings; harke my Lords, Stil it increaseth: Oh had God and Nature, Giuen vs proportion man-like to our mind, VVee'd not stand here senc't in a wall of Armes, But haue beene present in these Sea a larmes. Your royall resolution, hath created New spirits in your souldiers brests, and made Of one man three. Make way there, whats the newes, Your Royall Fleet bids battel to the Spaniards, VVhose number with the aduantage of the wind, Giues them great oddes but the vndaunted worth, And well knowne valour of your Admirall, Sir Francis Drake, and Martin Furbisher Giues vs assured hope of victorie. VVhere did the royall Nauies first incounter?