Dekker, Thomas / Webster, John · published 1607 · first performed or written 1604 (Annals) comedy · Children of Paul's (second) unassigned nearest T41 Household service: masters, doors and po · 510 words
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T41: master, house, door, iohn, old, mistress, basket, lord, gentleman, ick.
Parenthesis we will enter and set upon 'em. Well do so: but enter not so that all the country may cry shame of your doings: knock 'em down, burst open Erebus, and bring an old house over your heads if you do. No matter, we'll bear it of with head & shoulders. 〈◊〉 You cannot enter indeed la, gods my pittikin our 3 husbands summon a parley; let that long old woman either creep under the bed or else stand upright behind the painted cloth. Do you hear: you Mabel: Let's never hide our heads now, for we are discovered. But all this while, my Honeysuckle appears not. Why then two of them have pitched their tents there & yours lies in Ambuscado with your enemy there. Stand upon your guard there, whilst I batter here. Who's there? Hold, I'll speak in a small voice like one of the women; here's a friend: are you up? rise, rise; stir, stir. Uds foot, what Weasel are you? are you going to catch Quails, that you bring your pipes with you. I'll see what troubled Ghost it is that cannot sleep. O Maist. Monopoly God save you. Amen, for the last time I saw you, the Devil was at mine elbow in Buff, what! 3 merry men, & 3. merry men, & 3. merry men be we too, How does my wife M. Monop. Who? my overthwart neighbour: passing well: this is kindly done: Sir Gozlin is not far from you: we'll join our Armies presently, here be rare fields to walk in-Captaine rise, Captain Lynstock bestir your stumps, for the Philistines are upon us This Monopoly is an arrant knave, a cogging knave, for all he's a Courtier, if Monopoly be suffered to ride up and down with other men's wives, he'll undo both City and Country. Moll, mask thyself, they shall not know thee. How now sweet hearts, what make you he. Not that which you make here. Mary you make Bulls of your husbands. Buzzards do we not? out you yellow infirmities: do all flowers show in your eyes like Columbines. Wife what says the Collier? is not thy Soul blacker than his coals? how does the child? how does my flesh and blood wife? Your flesh and blood is very well recovered now mouse- I know 'tis: the Collier has a sackful of news to empty. Clare Where be your two rings with Diamonds? At hand sir, here with a wet finger. I dreamed you had lost 'em— what a profane varlet is this shoulder clapper, to lie thus upon my wife & herrings. Save you gentlemen; And you and our wives from you. Your wives have saude themselves for one. Maist. Monopoly, though I meet you in high Germany, I hope you can understand broken English, have you discharged your debt. yes Sir: with a double charge, your Harpy that set his ten commandments upon my back had 2. Diamonds to save him harmless. of you Sir. Me Sir, do you think there be no diamond courtiers.
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Parenthesis we will enter and set vpon 'em. Well do so: but enter not so that all the countrey may crie shame of your doings: knocke 'hem downe, burst opē Erebus, and bring an old house ouer your heads if you do. No matter, weele beare it of with head & shoulders. You cānot enter indeed la, gods my pittikin our 3 husbands somon a parlee; let that long old woman either creepe vnder the bed or else stand vpright behind the painted cloth. Doe you heare: you Mabel: Lets neuer hide our heads now, for we are descouered. But all this while, my Hony-suckle appeares not. Why then two of them haue pitcht their tents there & yours lies in Ambuscado with your enemy there. Stand vpon your gard there, whilst I batter here. Who's there? Hold, Ile speake in a small voice like one of the women; here's a friend: are you vp? rize, rize; stir, stirre. Vds foote, what Weasell are you? are you going to catch Quailes, that you bring your pipes with you. Ile see what troubled Ghost it is that cannot sleepe. O Maist. Monopoly God saue you. Amen, for the last time I sawe you, the Diuell was at mine elbow in Buffe, what! 3 mery men, & 3. mery men, & 3. mery men be we too, How do's my wife M. Monop. Who? my ouerthwart neighbour: passing well: this is kindly don: Sir Gozlin is not far from you: wee'le ioyne our Armis presently, here be rare fields to walk in-Captaine rize, Captain Lynstock bestir your stumps, for the Philestins are vpon vs This Monopoly is an arrant knaue, a cogging knaue, for all hees a Courtier, if Monopoly bee sufferd to ride vp and downe with other mens wies, hee'le vn-do both Citty and Countrey. Mol, maske thy selfe, they shall not know thee. How now sweet hearts, what make you he. Not that which you make here. Mary you make Bulls of your husbands. Buzzards do we not? out you yellow infirmities: do al flowers shew in your eyes like Columbines. Wife what saies the Collier? is not thy Soule blacker then his coales? how does the child? howe does my flesh and bloud wife? Your flesh and bloud is very well recouered now mouse- I know tis: the Collier has a sack-full of newes to empty. Clare Where be your two ringes with Diamonds? At hand sir, here with a wet finger. I dreamt you had lost hem—what a prophane varlet is this shoulder clapper, to lye thus vpon my wife & herringes. Saue you gentlemen; And you and our wiues from you. Your wiues haue aude themselues for one. Maist. Monopoly, tho I meet you in he Germany, I hope you can vnderstand broken English, haue you dischargd your debt. yes Sir: with a duble charge, your Harpy that set his ten commandemets vpon my backe had 2. Dyamondes to saue him harmles. of you Sir. Me Sir, do you think there be no dyamond courtiers.