Marked words are the most distinguishing words of T28: married, marriage, wedding, day, bride, father, wife, luce, love, husband.
I come to crave a pardon sir, of you, And with hearty and zealous thanks Unto this worthy Lady, that hath given me More than I ere could hope for: Liberty. Be thankful unto Heaven, and your Master: Nor let your heart grow bigger than your Purse, But live within a limit, lest you burst out To Riot, and to Misery again: For then 'twould lose the benefit I mean it. O you do graciously, 'tis good advice: Let it take root sirrah, let it take root. But come Widow come, and see your Chamber; Nay your company too, for I must speak with you. 'tis bound unto you Sir. And I have to talk with you too, Mistress Ioyce: Pray a word. What would you, Sir? Pray let me see your hand: the line of your Maidenhead is out. Now for your Finger; upon which Finger will you wear your wedding Ring? Upon no Finger. Then I perceive you mean to wear it on your thumb. Well, the time is come sweet Ioyce, the time is come. What to do, sir? For me to tickle thy Tuquoque; to do the act of our forefathers: therefore prepare, provide, Tomorrow morn to meet me as my Bride. I'll meet thee like a Ghost first. How now, what matter have you fished out of that fool? Matter as poisoning as Corruption, That will without some Antidote strike home Like blue Infection to the very heart. As how, for God's sake? Tomorrow is the appointed Wedding day. The day of doom it is? 'twould be a dismal day indeed to some of us. Sir, I do know you love me; and the time Will not be dallied with: be what you seem, Or not the same: I am your Wife, your Mistress, Or your Servant; indeed what you will make me: Let us no longer wrangle with our wits, Or dally with our Fortunes; lead me hence, And carry me into a Wilderness: I'll fast with you, rather than feast with him. What can be welcomer unto these arms? Not my estate recovered, is more sweet, Nor strikes more joy in me, then does your love. Will you both kiss then upon the bargain, here's two couple on you; God give you joy, I wish well to you, and I see 'tis all the good that I can do you: And so to your shifts I leave you. Nay Brother, you will not leave us thus, I hope. Why what would you have me do, you mean to run away together, would you ha' me run with you, and so lose my Inheritance: no, trudge, trudge with your backs to me, and your bellies to them: away. Nay I prithee be not thus unseasonable: Without thee we are nothing. By my troth, and I think so too: you love one another in the way of Matrimony, do you not? What else man?
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I come to craue a pardon sir, of you, And with heartie and zelous thankes Vnto this worthy Lady, that hath giuen mee More then I ere could hope for: Libertie. Be thankfull vnto Heauen, and your Maister: Nor let your heart grow bigger then your Purse, But liue within a limit, least you burst out To Ryot, and to Miserie againe: For then t'would loose the benefite I mean it. O you doe graciously, tis good aduice: Let it take roote firra, let it take roote. But come Widdow come, and see your Chamber; Nay your companie too, for I must speake with you. Tis bound vnto you Sir. And I haue to talke with you too, Mistris Ioyce: Pray a word. What would you, Sir? Pray let me see your hand: the line of your Maydenhead is out. Now for your Finger; vpon which Finger will you weare your wedding Ring? Vpon no Finger. Then I perceiue you meane to weare it on your thumb. Well, the time is come sweet Ioyce, the time is come. What to doe, sir? For mee to tickle thy Tuquoque; to doe the act of our forefathers: therefore prepare, provide, To morrow morne to meete mee as my Brde. Ile meete thee like a Ghost first. How now, what matter haue you fisht out of that foole? Matter as poysning as Corruption, That will without some Antidote strike home Like blew Infection to the very heart. As how, for Gods sake? To morrow is the appoynted Wedding day. The day of doome it is? T'would be a dismall day indeed to some of vs. Sir, I doe know you loue mee; and the time Will not be dallyed with: bee what you seeme, Or not the same: I am your Wife, your Mistris, Or your Seruant; indeed what you will make mee: Let vs no longer wrangle with our Wittes, Or dally with our Fortunes; lead mee hence, And carry mee into a Wildernesse: Ile fast with you, rather then feast with him. What can be welcommer vnto these armes? Not my estate recouerd, is more sweete, Nor strikes more ioy in mee, then does your loue. Will you both kisse then vpon the bargaine, Heer's two couple on you; God giue you ioy, I wish well to you, and I see tis all the good that I can doe you: And so to your shiftes I leaue you. Nay Brother, you will not leaue vs thus, I hope. Why what would you haue me do, you meane to run away togeather, would you ha me run with you, and so loose my Inheritance: no, trudge, trudge with your backes to mee, and your bellies to them: away. Nay I prethee be not thus vnseasonable: Without thee wee are nothing. By my troth, and I thinke so too: you loue one another in the way of Matrimonie, doe you not? What else man?