Markham, Gervase / Machin, Lewis · published 1608 · first performed or written 1608 [1607-1608] (Annals) tragicomedy · Children of the King's Revels unassigned nearest T16 Gallantry: ladies, lordships and complim · 490 words
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COme wife, me thought our party stood stiffly to it. Indeed they were stiff whilst they stood, but when they were down, they were like men of a low world, a man might have wound their worst anger about his finger. Go to sirrah, you must have your fools bolt in every body's quiver. Indeed mistress, if my master should break his arrow with foul shooting or so, I would be glad if mine might supply the whole. I find you kind sir. True sir, according to my kind, and to pleasure my kind Mistress. Go to sirrah, I will not have your kindness to intermeddle with her kind, she is meat for your master. And your man sir, may lick your foul trencher. I but not eat of his mutton. Yet I may deep my bread in the wool, Mistress coloquintida. Go to sirrah, you will be obscene, and then I shall knock you; but to the combat, me thought our side were the more proper men. True, and therefore thoy had the worse fortune: but see here is the Lord Florio. Master Orator, it is the King and Queen's majesties pleasure, that you presently repair unto the Court, touching the drawing out of certain Articles for the benefit of both the kingdoms. My Lord, I will instantly attend their majesties. Do, for they expect you seriously. Wife you can have my service no longer. Sirrah, President, attend you upon your mistress home: and wife, I would have you to hold your journey directly homeward, and not to imitate princes in their progress, step not out of your way to visit a new gossip, to see a new garden-house, to smell the perfumes of Court jerkins, or to handle other tools than may fit for your modesty: I would not have you to step into the Suburbs, and acquaint yourself either with monsters or motions, but holding your way directly homeward, show yourself still to be a rare housewife. I'faith, I'faith, your black outside will have a yellow lining. Content thee wife, it is but my love that gives thee good counsel. But here comes one of my clients. Sir, master Orator, I am bold to trouble you about my suit. Si, Mr. country gentleman, I am now for present business of the kings. You may the better remember me. hay day, I shall mix your business with the kings. No but you may let his majesty know my necessity. Sir, sir, you must not confine me to your seasons, I tell you I will collect mine own leisures. Master Orator, is it your pleasure I attend you about my dispatches? Sir, it is my pleasure you dispatch yourself from mine encumbrance, I tell you I am for instant business of the Kings, Sir, I have borne mine attendance long. Bear it till your bones ache, I tell you I cannot bear it now, I am for new business.
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COme wife, me thought our partie stood stifly to it. Indeed they were stiffe whilest they stood, but when they were downe, they were like men of a low world, a man might haue wound their worst anger about his finger. Goe to sirra, you must haue your fooles bolt in euery bodies quiuer. Indeed mistresse, if my master should breake his arrow with foule shooting or so, I would bee glad if mine might supply the whole. I find you kinde sir. True sir, according to my kinde, and to pleasure my kinde Mistresse. Go to sirra, I will not haue your kindnes to intermeddle with her kinde, she is meate for your master. And your man sir, may licke your foule trencher. I but not eate of his mutton. Yet I may deep my bread in the woole, Mistresse Colloquintida. Goe to sirra, you will bee obscene, and then I shall knocke you; but to the combate, me thought our side were the more proper men. True, and therefore thoy had the worse fortune: but see heere is the Lord Florio. Master Orator, it is the King and Queenes maiesties pleasure, that you presently repaire vnto the Court, touching the drawing out of certaine Articles for the benefite of both the kingdomes. My Lord, I will instantly attend their maiesties. Doe, for they expect you seriously. Wife you can haue my seruice no longer. Sirra, President, attend you vpon your mistresse home: and wife, I would haue you to hold your iourney directly homeward, and not to imitate princes in their progresse, step not out of your way to visit a new gossip, to see a new garden-house, to smell the perfumes of Court ierkins, or to handle other tooles then may fit for your modestie: I would not haue you to step into the Suburbs, and acquaint your selfe either with monsters or motions, but holding your way directly homeward, shew your selfe still to bee a rare houswife. I'faith, I'faith, your blacke out-side will haue a yellowe lining. Content thee wife, it is but my loue that giues thee good counsaile. But here comes one of my clients. Sir, master Orator, I am bold to trouble you about my suit. Si, Mr. country gentleman, I am now for present busines of the kings. You may the better remember me. Hey day, I shall mixe your businesse with the kings. No but you may let his maiestie know my necessity. Sir, sir, you must not confine me to your seasons, I tell you I will collect mine owne leasures. Master Orator, is it your pleasure I attend you about my dispatches? Sir, it is my pleasure you dispatch your selfe from mine incumbrance, I tell you I am for instant businesse of the Kings, Sir, I haue borne mine attendance long. Beare it till your bones ake, I tell you I cannot beare it now, I am for new busines.