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'tis well advised, but Scarlet, give me leave To play the Gentleman and welcome them. Enjoy thy wish. Welcome you sacred stars, That add bright glory to the sable night. Excellent, by heaven. I am sorry your beauty's so discomfited, Treading so many tedious weary steps, And we not present to associate you. Oh, blessed Bobbington. Sir, I do thank you for this taken pains, That as your worthy Lady promised me, We now enjoy your wished company. she's thine own boy, I warrant thee. And I am proud, too proud of this employment, Come M. Scarlet take you that pretty sweet, You see my ladies care; she promised one But hath sent two. 'tis honourably done. This is your way. That way, alas sir no. Come, it is: nay than it shall be so. What mean you Gentlemen? O he will rob me. Look to the box Ursula. Help, help, murder, murder. Now you supporters of decrepit youth, That mount this substance twixt fair heaven and earth, Be strong to bear that huge deformity, And be my hands as nimble to direct them, As your desires to waft me hence to London. Help, help, he'll ravish me. My thinks I hear the sound of ravishment. Help, help. Marry and will, knew I but where, and how. What do I see? thieves full of lust beset virginity! Now stir thee cripple, and of thy four legs Make use of one, to do a virgin good: Hence ravening curs: what, are you at a prey? Will nothing satisfy your greedy chaps But virgin's flesh? I'll teach you prey on carrion, Pack damned ravishers, hence villains. Thanks, honest friend, who from the gates of death Hath set our virgin souls at liberty. Give God the glory that gave me the power. I do, kind Sir, and think myself much bound To him above, to thee that treads this ground, And for this aid, I'll ever honour thee; My honour you have saved redeemed it home: Which were't not done, by this time had been gone. Hereafter more of this; but tell me now The cause of these events, the effect, and how. I'll tell you sir; but let us leave this place, And onward on our way. It shall be so, see where they walk along, I'll cross the other way and meet them full, Keep thou this way, and when thou hearst us chat, Come thou behind him snatch away his crutches, And than thou know'st he needs must fall to ground, And what shall follow leave the rest to me. About it then. i'faith she is an honourable Lady, And I much wonder that her Ladyship Gives entertain to such bad men as these. Stand thou that hast more legs than nature gave thee. Mongrel, i'll choose. Then go to sir, you shall. Murder murder. Stay there my horse: Whence comes this echo of extremity? Help, help. What do I hear, a virgin call for help? Hands off damned villains, or by heaven I swear, I'll send you all to hell. Hold, forbear. I came in rescue of Virginity.
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Tis well aduisde, but Scarlet, giue me leaue To play the Gentleman and welcome them. Inioy thy wish. Welcome you sacred starres, That adde bright glory to the sable night. Excellent, by heauen. I am sorry your beautie's so discomfited, Treading so many tedious weary steps, And we not present to associate you. Oh, blessed Bobbington. Sir, I do thanke you for this taken paines, That as your worthy Lady promisde me, We now inioy your wished companie. Shee's thine owne boy, I warrant thee. And I am prowd, too prowd of this imploymēt, Come M. Scarlet take you that pretie sweet, You see my Ladyes care; she promisde one But hath sent two. Tis honourably done. This is your way. That way, alas sir no. Come, it is: nay then it shall be so. What meane you Gentlemen? O he will rob me. Looke to the boxe Vrsula. Helpe, helpe, murther, murther. Now you supporters of decrepite youth, That mount this substance twixt faire heauen and earth, Be strong to beare that huge deformitie, And be my hands as nimble to direct them, As your desires to waft mee hence to London. Helpe, helpe, heele rauish me. My thinkes I heare the sound of rauishment. Helpe, helpe. Marry and will, knew I but where, and how. What do I see? Theeues full of lust beset virginitie! Now stirre thee cripple, and of thy foure legs Make vse of one, to doe a virgin good: Hence rauening curres: what, are you at a prey? Will nothing satisfie your greedy chappes But virgins flesh? Ile teach you prey on carrion, Packe damned rauishers, hence villaines. Thanks, honest friend, who from the gates of death Hath set our virgin soules at libertie. Giue God the glory that gaue me the power. I do, kind Sir, and thinke my selfe much bound To him aboue, to thee that treads this ground, And for this aid, Ile euer honour thee; My honor you haue sau'd redeem'd it home: Which wer't not done, by this time had beene gone. Hereafter more of this; but tell me now The cause of these euents, the effect, and how. Ile tell you sir; but let vs leaue this place, And onward on our way. It shall be so, see where they walke along, Ile crosse the other way and meet them full, Keepe thou this way, and when thou hearst vs chat, Come thou behinde him snatch away his crutches, And then thou knowst he needs must fall to ground, And what shall follow leaue the rest to mee. About it then. Y faith she is an honourable Lady, And I much wonder that her Ladiship Giues intertaine to such bad men as these. Stand thou that hast more legs than nature gaue thee. Mongrell, ile choose. Then go to sir, you shall. Murder murder. Stay there my horse: Whence comes this eccho of extreamitie? Helpe, helpe. What doe I heare, a virgin call for helpe? Hands off dam'nd vilaines, or by heauen I sweare, Ile send you all to hell. Hold, forbeare. I came in rescue of Virginitie.