Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T23: wife, husband, cuckold, jealousy, woman, jealous, mistress, love, house, honest.
Wisdom doth urge me to entreat him fair lest he indeed dissemble, or conceal Business of high importance, that may touch My most particular advantage: (sir So-well-accomplished, meritorious count.) I must importune your dexterity, To recollect the now-forgotten tale Of prodigies indeed; withal confess My peevish error. This doth mollify, Nor may redemption of abuse, though late; Although abruptly offered, derogate From the large sequel; either thy belief Or my unfeigned meaning (noble Queen) But Madam you shall seriously admit A most impugned caution, ere I speak; And shall observe the same inviolate, Without base mental reservation. we will engage our female Majesty Thy strictest of injunctions to prefer Above all temporary baits, which may Allure smooth falsehood to infringe the same: Swear by this image of Palladium, (Reckoned amongst our Sacramental oaths) Neither by subtle tokens nor by voice By second causes, by secure complaint, Upon malicious, or well meaning terms, To manifest, divulge, communicate, Nor any way disclose the future plot Whereof you shall anon participate By process of relation. I do swear And will submit my life to thy advise. With privilege, than Madam, I'll express The wicked meaning of your enemies: Lucilla my proud stepdame, doth abhor, Sole repetition of thy harmless name: She doth repose her chiefest confidence In my audacious act, who am obliged Upon surprise to kill thee. Subtle whore? So young, and yet so full of impudence? So full of indignation, causeless wrath? Envy how feeble are thy foaming jaws? With undefined rancour they attempt, But seldom are obnoxious to any, Who have acquaintance with integrity; For envy (upon spite) assails the hinge Of our success: but wrong inflames revenge: And therefore did high Ioues omnipotence, Envy; unto the female sex impart: Woman's a witch by Malice, man by Art. How, how (Amilcar) may we recompense The new disease of her indignity Which would entice, and so corrupt thy youth By fraudulent commotions. I'll instruct How opportunely, Madam, you may meet With her abusive malice; and exempt yourself from the suspicion of revenge. And yet revenge will be conspicuous: I thinke, and well acquainted. When begins The prodigie you spake of? 'Twill amaze The organs of attention Madam: yet Seeing you enforce and couer misery, You shall no longer be with-held then thus: But I beseech thee Queene remember well These admonitions that exemplefy The horror of my following discourse. Imagine whilst you doe ingurgitate My poyson'd soppes the beauty of your sence Of your ingenious parts (all donatiues Of Natures bounty, and the Gods aboue) Imagine they'le be chang'd with violence With vnresisted lunacy; so long, Vntill each spirit leaue her function: Till with a surfet you sur-sease to liue Neglecting mudan: solace; be trans-form'd Into a liuelesse image, all thy veines And vitall arteries being stop'd with feare: Thus much remember Queene I do prae-mise.
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Wisedome doth vrge me to entreate him faire Least hee indeed dissemble, or conceale Businesse of high importance, that may touch My most perticular aduantage: (sir So-well-accomplish'd, meritorious count.) I must importune your dexterity, To re-collect the now-forgotten tale Of prodigies indeed; withall confesse My peeuish error. This doth mollify, Nor may redemption of abuse, though late; Although abruptly offer'd, derogate From the large sequele; either thy beleefe Or my vnfeigned meaning (noble Queene) But Madam you shall seriously admit A most impugned caution, ere I speake; And shall obserue the same inuiolate, Without base mentall reseruation. Wee will engage our female Maiesty Thy strictest of iniunctions to prefer Aboue all temporary baits, which may Allure smooth falshood to infringe the same: Sweare by this image of Paladium, (Reckon'd amongst our Sacramentall oathes) Neither by subtle tokens nor by voyce By second causes, by secure complaint, Vpon malitious, or well meaning termes, To manifest, diuulge, communicate, Nor any way disclose the future plot Whereof you shall anon participate By processe of relation. I do sweare And will submit my life to thy aduise. With priuiledge, then Madam, Ile expresse The wicked meaning of your enemies: Lucilla my proud step-dame, doth abhorre, Sole repetition of thy harmlesse name: Shee doth repose her chiefest confidence In my audacious act, who am oblig'd Vpon surprise to kill thee. Subtle whore? So yong, and yet so full of impudence? So full of indignation, causelesse wrath? Enuy how feeble are thy foming iawes? With vndefined rancor they attempt, But seldome are obnoxious to any, Who haue acquaintance with integrity; For enuy (vpon spight) assailes the henge Of our successe: but wrong enflames reuenge: And therefore did high Ioues omnipotence, Enuy; vnto the female sex impart: Woman's a witch by Malice, man by Art. How, how (Amilcar) may wee recompence The new disease of her indignity Which would entice, and so corrupt thy youth By fraudulent commotions. Ile instruct How opportunely, Madam, you may meete With her abusiue malice; and exempt Your selfe from the suspicion of reuenge. And yet reuenge will be conspicuous: I thinke, and well acquainted. VVhen begins The prodigie you spake of? 'Twill amaze The organs of attention Madam: yet Seeing you enforce and couer misery, You shall no longer be with-held then thus: But I beseech thee Queene remember well These admonitions that exemplefy The horror of my following discourse. Imagine whilst you doe ingurgitate My poyson'd soppes the beauty of your sence Of your ingenious parts (all donatiues Of Natures bounty, and the Gods aboue) Imagine they'le be chang'd with violence VVith vnresisted lunacy; so long, Vntill each spirit leaue her function: Till with a surfet you sur-sease to liue Neglecting mudan: solace; be trans-form'd Into a liuelesse image, all thy veines And vitall arteries being stop'd with feare: Thus much remember Queene I do prae-mise.