Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T41: master, house, door, iohn, old, mistress, basket, lord, gentleman, ick.
Out sluggish knave 'tis nearer unto five, The whole house has outslept themselves, as if they had drunk wild poppy: Sirrah, go you and raise the maids, and let them call upon their mistresses. Well sir, I shall. Did I eat any lettuce to supper last night, that I am so sleepy, I think it be day light, brother Bubble. What sayst thou brother? heigh ho! Fie, fie, not ready yet? what sluggishness Hath seized upon you? why thine eyes are close still. As fast as a Kentish oyster, surely I was begotten in a Plumb-tree, I ha' such a deal of gum about mine eyes. Lord how you stand! I am ashamed to see The Sun should be a witness of your sloth, Now sir, your haste. Marry sir, there are guests coming to accompany you to church. Why this is excellent, men whom it not concerns Are more respective than we that are main Actors. Father Rash, be not so outrageous, we will go in and buckle ourselves, all in good time, how now! what's this about my shins? methought our shanks were not fellows, we have metamorphosed our stockings for want of splendour. Pray what's that Splendour? Why 'tis the Latin word for a Christmas candle O Gentlemen, you love, you honour me, welcome, welcome good Master Geraldine, you have taken pains To accompany an undeserving friend. You put us to a needless labour sir, To run and wind about for circumstance, When the plain word, I thank you, would have served. How now wench, are the females ready yet? The time comes on upon us, and we run backward: We are so untoward in our business, We think not what we have to do, nor what we do. I know not sir whether they know what to do, but I am sure they have been at Church wellnigh an hour, they were afraid you had got the start of them, which made them make such haste. is't possible, what think you Gentlemen? Are not these wenches forward? is there not virtue in a man can make young Virgins leave their beds so soon. But is the widow gone along with them? Yes sir; why she was the ringleader. I thought as much, for she knows what belongs to't, Come Gentlemen, methinks 'tis sport to see Young wenches run to church before their husbands: Faith we shall make them blush for this ere night: A sirrah, are you come? why that's well said; I mar'ld indeed that all things were so quiet, Which made me think th'd not unwrapped their sheets: And then were they at Church I hold my life: Maids think it long until each be made a wife. Hast thou my cloak knave? well said, put it on, we'll after them; let me go hasten both, Both the Bridegrooms forward, we'll walk a little Softly on afore: but see, see, if they be not come To fetch us now, we come. we come, Bid them return, and save themselves this labour.
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Out sluggish knaue 'tis neerer vnto fiue, The whole house has out-slept themselues, as if they had drunk wilde poppy: Sirra, goe you and raise the maides, and let them call vpon their mistresses. Well sir, I shall. Did I eate any Lettice to supper last night, that I am so sleepie, I thinke it be day light, brother Bubble. What sai'st thou brother? heigh ho! Fie, fie, not ready yet? what sluggishnesse Hath seiz'd vpon you? why thine eyes are close still. As fast as a Kentish oyster, surely I was begotten in a Plumb-tree, I ha such a deale of gumme about mine eies. Lord how you stand! I am asham'd to se The Sunne should be a witnesse of your slouth, Now sir, your haste. Marry sir, there are gusts comming to accompany you to church. Why this is excellent, men whom it not concerns Are more respectiue then we that are maine Actors. Father Rash, be not so outrageous, we will goe in and buckle our selues, all in good time, how now! what's this about my shinnes? Me thought our shankes were not fellowes, we haue metamorphosed our stockings for want of splendor. Pray what's that Splendor? Why 'tis the Latin word for a Christmasse candle O Gentlemen, you loue, you honour mee, welcome, welcome good Master Geraldine, you haue taken paines To accompany an vndeseruing friend. You put vs to a needelesse labour sir, To runne and winde about for circumstance, When the plaine word, I thanke you, would haue seru'd. How now wench, are the females ready yet? The time comes on vpon vs, and we runne backeward: We are so vntoward in our busines, We thinke not what we haue to doe, nor what we doe. I know not sir whether they know what to doe, but I am sure they haue beene at Church well-nie an houre, they were afraid you had got the start of them, which made them make such hase. I'st possible, what thinke you Gentlemen? Are not these wenches forward? is there not vertue in a man can make yong Virgins leaue their beddes so soone. But is the widdow gone along with them? Yes sir; why she was the ring-leader. I thought as much, for she knowes what belong's to't, Come Gentlemen, me thinkes 'tis sport to see Yong wenches run to church before their husbands: Faith we shall make them blush for this re night: A sirra, are you come? why that's well said; I marl'd indeede that all things were so quiet, Which made me thinke th'ad not vnwrapt their sheet: And then were they at Church I holde my life: Maides thinke it long vntil ech be made a wie. Hast thou my cloake knaue? well said, put it on, Wee'l after them; let me goe hasten both, Both the Bridegroomes forward, wee'l walke a little Softly on afore: but see, see, if they be not come To fetch vs now, we come. we come, Bid them returne, and saue themselues this labour.