Marked words are the most distinguishing words of T7: hector, troy, achilles, greeks, aeneas, priam, ulysses, troilus, trojan, trojans.
Arm if thou lov'st me noble CASSIUS, And help thy brother with a royal rescue, I am in prison, prithee make great haste, Or I am dead: 'gainst Janus-festival, Address thy courage to assault our King, Both King and Statesmen kill, for fit occasion Will be afforded, while they sleep: secure Busied with joy, and jesting Cordials. Arm if thou lov'st me noble Cassius? Yes, arm I will, and in despite of spite Rescue thy valour from the blackest night, Which envy, or malignant wrath can yield, To darken thy resplendent fortitude. Carry the letter (friend) from whence you brought it, Let nothing hinder quick delivery: Nothing excels a wise dexterity. You (Titio) shall act Mandragona, But you (Eulalio) stout Bellephoron, Each hath his part appointed, as in plays, And this our active scene, so in the world All have their parts allotted to begin At seasons known after nativity, But our evasion out of misery, What cunning Sophist may denominate? As for the Prologue in my sportive scene, There needs no Actor it to amplify; The festival approaches, let us give Direction to your fellows: Look Eulalio, Unloose that Paper, or peruse the Title: No superscription? rend the seal, and read. Arm if thou lov'st me noble Cassius, And help Malindo with a royal rescue, I am in prison, prithee make great haste, Or I am dead: at Ianus Festival. etc. Words of amazement, and exceeding strange. I smell a treason hypocritical. A just construction; correspondent sure, To this intent. And therefore Titio, You (much disguised) may safe annihilate Both his, and our proceedings: Let's be wise, I'll pen a part shall dash the enterprise. Ioue, or what-else supernal Deity, The Gods and Goddesses who govern Kings, Who arbitrate the schism of month and years, Whose sacred essence heaven and earth adore, To whom the greatest potentates below, Do sacrifice their Greekish Hecatombs, These are accustomed to dispense with joy, And in remembrance of their holy acts, (As now) we often solemnize the day, Recorded long from all antiquity, And civil joy perhibit without fear; Mirth may refresh not disannul my care. Pheudippe (friend) sit here; all do agree, That each man's place should answer dignity. So, call for this appointed melody. A quiet calm foretells tempestuous wind, And fair-plumed swans sing sweetest when they die. Gesture doth oft conceal a traitors mind, And many golden dreams do prove a lie, Sent and inspired by heavens high thundering Ioue, I bid you arm, desist from jollity, Those who pretend, show colourable, love, whate'er avoids the test, is flattery Gliding afar from out the Thracian soil, I could espy Malindo's friend in arms, Swiftly addressing his battalions, Here to entrap and fully ruinate You ancient Magistrates, thee matchless King. Sovereign the fellow is lunatic, Remove the mad man sirs; away with him. Not mad Malindo, thou a traitor art, Take witness from that paper, his own part,
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Original spelling (EEBO-TCP, unregularized)
Arme if thou lou'st me noble CASSIVS, And helpe thy brother with a royall rescue, I am in prison, prethee make great haste, Or I am dead: 'gainst Ianus-festiuall, Addresse thy courage to assault our King, Both King and Statesmen kill, for fit occasion Will bee afforded, while they sleep: secure Busied with ioy, and iesting Cordials. Arme if thou lou'st me noble Cassius? Yes, arme I will, and in despight of spight Rescue thy valor from the blackest night, Which enuy, or malignant wrath can yeeld, To darken thy resplendant fortitude. Carry the letter (friend) from whence you brought it, Let nothing hinder quicke deliuery: Nothing excels a wise dexterity. You (Titio) shall act Mandragona, But you (Eulalo) stout Bellephoron, Each hath his part appointed, as in playes, And this our actiue Scoene, so in the world All haue their parts allotted to begin At seasons knowne after natiuity, But our evasion out of misery, What cunning Sophist may denominate? As for the Prologue in my sportiue Scoene, There needs no Actor it to amplifie; The festiuall approches, let vs giue Direction to your fellowes: Looke Eulalio, Vnloose that Paper, or peruse the Title: No superscription? rend the seale, and reade. Arme if thou lou'st mee noble Cassius, And helpe Malindo with a royall rescue, I am in prison, prethee make great haste, Or I am dead: at Inus Festiuall. &c. Words of amazement, and exceeding strange. I smell a treason hypocriticall. A iust construction; correspondent sure, To this intent. And therefore Titio, You (much disguis'd) may safe anihilate Both his, and our proceedings: Let's be wise, Il'e pen a part shall dash the enterprise. Ioue, or what-else supernall Deity, The Gods and Goddesses who gouerne Kings, Who arbitrate the schisme of month and yeares, Whose sacred essence heauen and earth adore, To whom the greatest potentates below, Do sacrifice their Greekish Hecatombes, These are accustom'd to dispence with ioy, And in remembrance of their holy acts, (As now) we often solemnize the day, Recorded long from all antiquity, And ciuill ioy perhibite without feare; Mirth may refresh not difanull my care. Pheudippe (friend) sit heere; all do agree, That each mans place should answere dignity. So, call for this appointed melody. A quiet calme foretels tempestious winde, And faire-plum'd swans sing sweetest when they dye. Gesture doth oft conceale a traytors minde, And many golden dreames do proue a lye, Sent and inspir'd by heauens high thundring Ioue, I bid you arme, desist from iollity, Those who pretend, shew colourable, loue, What ere avoids the test, is flattery Gliding a farre from out the Thracian soile, I could espy Malindo's friend in armes, Swiftly addressing his battalions, Heere to entrap and fully ruinate You ancient Magistrates, thee matchlesse King. Soueraigne the ellow is lunaticke, Remoue the mad man sirs; away with him. Not mad Malindo, thou a traytor art, Take witnesse from that paper, his owne part,