Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T35: fool, wit, aristippus, achilles, wise, fools, patroclus, thersites, master, men.
That my heart was dead, sure thou hast served Dame natures self, and knowest the inward secrets Of all our hidden powers, i'll love thee for't; And if thou wilt teach me that unknown skill, Shalt see what wonder Carracus will do; I'll dive into the breast of hateful Albert, And see how his black soul is round encompassed By fearful fiends, oh I would do strange things, And know to whose cause Lawyers will incline, When they had fees on both sides, view the thoughts Of forlorn widows when their Knights have left them; Search through the guts of greatness, and behold What several sin best pleased them, thence I'd descend Into the bowels of some pocky sit: And tell to lechers all the pains he felt, That they thereby might warned be from lust, Troth 'twill be rare, i'll study it presently. Alas! he's distracted, what a sin Am I partaker of by telling him, So cursed an untruth? But 'twas my Mistress will Who is recovered, though her griefs never Can be recovered, she hath vowed with tears Her own perpetual banishment, therefore to him Death was not more displeasing, then if I Had told her lasting absence. I find my brains too shallow far for study, What need I care for being a Arithmetician, Let citizens sons stand and they will for Ciphers; Why should I teach them and go beat my brains, To instruct unapt, and unconceiving dolts, And when all's done, my art that should be famed, Will by gross imitation be but shamed, Your judgement Madam? Good sir walk in, we'll fend for learned men that may allay your frenzy. But can Maria so forget herself, As to debar us thus of her attendance? she is within sir, pray you will you walk to her. Oh is she so, come then let's softly steal Into her chamber, if she be asleep I'll laugh shalt see enough, and thou shalt weep, Softly good long coat, softly. Cease now thy steps Maria, and look back Upon that place, where distressed Carracus Hath his sad being, from whose virtuous bosom, Shame hath constrained me fly near to return: I will go seek some unfrequented path, Either in desert woods or wilderness, There to bewail my innocent mishaps, Which heaven hath justly powered down on me. In punishing my disobediency. Oh see my brother Ho you, three foot and a half, why Page I say, 'sfoot is vanished as suddenly as a dumb show, if a lord had lost his way now so a had been served, but let me see; as I take it, this is the house of Carracus, a very fair building, but it looks as if 'twere dead, I can see no breath come out of the chimneys; but I shall know the state on't by and by, by the looks of some serving-man: What no within here? Good sir, you have your arms at liberty, wilt please you to withdraw your action of battery.
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That my heart was dead, ſure thou haſt ſerv'd Dame natures ſelfe, and knoweſt the inward ſecrets Of all our hidden powers, ile loue thee for't; And if thou wilt teach me that vnknowne skill, Shalt ſee what wonder Carracus will do; Ile diue into the breaſt of hatefull Albert, And ſee how his blacke ſoule is round incompaſt By fearefull fiends, oh I would do ſtrange things, And know to whoſe cauſe Lawyers wil incline, When they had fees on both ſides, viewe the thoughts Of for-lorne widdowes when their Knights haue left them; Search through the guts of grearnes, and behold What ſeueral ſin beſt pleas'd them, thence Ide deſcend Into the bowels of ſome pocky ſit: And tell to leachers all the paines he felt, That they thereby might warned be from luſt, Troth twill be rare, ile ſtudy preſently. Alas! hee's diſtracted, what a ſinne Am I partaker of by telling him, So curſt an vntruth? But 'twas my Miſtris will Who is recouer'd, though her griefes neuer Can be recouer'd, ſhee hath vow'd with teares Her owne perpetuall baniſhment, therefore to him Death was not more diſpleaſing, then if I Had told her laſting abſence. I finde my braines too ſhallow farre for ſtudy, What neede I care for being a Rethmetitian, Let Cittizens ſonnes ſtand and they will for Ciphers; Why ſhould I teach them and go beate my braines, To inſtruct vnapt, and vnconceauing dolts, And when all's done, my art that ſhould be ſam'd, VVill by groſſe imitation be but ſham'd, Your iudgement Madam? Good ſir walke in, weele fend for learned men that may alay your frenzy. But can Maria ſo forget her ſelfe, As to debarre vs thus of her attendance? Shee is within ſir, pray you wil you walke to her. Oh is ſhe ſo, come then lets ſoftly ſteale Into her chamber, if ſhe be a ſleepe Ile laugh ſhalt ſee enough, and thou ſhalt weepe, Softly good long coate, ſoftly. Ceaſe now thy ſteps Maria, and looke backe Vpon that place, where diſtreſt Carracus Hath his ſad being, from whoſe vertuous hoſome, Shame hath conſtrain'd me fly nere to retourne: I will goe ſeeke ſome vnfrequented path, Either in deſert woods or wilderneſſe, There to bewaile my innocent miſhaps, VVhich heauen hath iuſtly powred downe on me. In puniſhing my diſobediency. Oh ſee my brother Ho you, three foote and a halfe, why Page I ſay, ſfoot is vaniſht as ſodainly as a dumbe ſhewe, if a lord had loſt his way now ſo a had been ſerued, but let me ſee; as I take it, this is the houſe of Carracus, a very faire building, but it lookes as if twere dead, I can ſee no breath come out of the chimnies; but I ſhall know the ſtate on't by and by, by the looks of ſome ſeruing-man: VVhat no within here? Good ſir, you haue your armes at liberty, wilt pleaſe you to with-draw your action of battery.