Tomkis, Thomas · published 1615 · first performed or written 1615 [Mar 9] (Annals) comedy · before the Court unassigned nearest T28 Marriage-making: weddings, brides and ma · 507 words
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T28: married, marriage, wedding, day, bride, father, wife, luce, love, husband.
Sir, the news, and haste to tell it, Had almost blinded me. 'Tis so fortunate, I dare not power it all at once upon you, lest you should faint and swoon away with joy. Your transformed Trincalo- What news of him? Entered as owner in Antonio's house- On. Is acknowledged by his daughter Flavia, And Lelio, for their father. Quickly good Cricca! And hath sent me in haste to bid you- What? Come with your son Eugenio.- And then? That he may be a witness of your marriage. But sir, I see no signs of so large gladness As I expected, and this news deserved. 'Tis here, 'tis here, within. All outward symptoms And characters of joy, are poor expressions Of my great inward happiness: my heart's full, And cannot vent the passions. Run Cricca, run, Run, as thou lov'st me, call Eugenio, And work him to my purpose thou canst do it. Haste, call him instantly. I fly sir. HOw shall I recompense this ginger? This great Albumazar? through whose learned hands, Fortune hath poured th'effect of my best wishes, And crowned my hopes. Give him this chain? alas! 'Tis a poor thanks, short by a thousand links Of his large merit. No, he must live with me, And my sweet Flavia, at his ease and pleasure, Wanting for nothing. And this very night I'll get a boy, and he erect a figure To calculate his fortunes. So there's Trincalo Antoniated, or Antonio Intrinculate. signor Pandolfo! welcome. Your servant sir. Well met Antonio, my prayers and wishes Have waited on you ever. Thanks, dearest friend. To speak my dangers past, were to discourse Of dead men at a feast. Such sad relations Become not marriages. Sir, I am here Returned to do you service: where's your son? he'll wait upon you presently. signor Antonio! Happily welcome. Thanks Eugenio. How think you gentlemen? were it amiss To call down Flavia and Sulpitia, That what we do, may with a full consent Be entertained by all? 'Tis well remembered. Eugenio, call your sister. Lelio, call my daughter. WIsely considered Trincalo: 'tis a fair prologue To th' Comedy ensuing. Now I confess Albumazar had equal power to change, And mend thy understanding with thy body. Let me embrace and hug thee for this service. 'Tis a brave onset: ah my sweet Trincalo! How like you the beginning? 'Tis o'th' further side All expectation. Was't not right? and spoken Like old Antonio? 'Tis most admirable: Were't he himself that spoke, he could not better't. And for thy sake, I wish Antonio's shape May ever be thy house, and's wit thy Inmate. But where's my plate, and cloth of silver? Safe. They come: keep state, keep state, or als discovered. Eugenio, Flavia, Lelio, and Sulpitia; Marriages once confirmed, and consummate, Admit of no repentance. Therefore 'tis fitting All parties with full freedom speak their pleasure, Before it be too late. Good! excellent! Speak boldly therefore: do you willingly Give full authority, that what I decree Touching these businesses, you'll all perform?
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Sir, the newes, and hast to tell it, Had almost blinded me. 'Tis so fortunate, I dare not powre it all at once vpon you, Least you should faint and swound away with ioy. Your transform'd Trincalo- What newes of him? Entred as owner in Antonio's house- On. Is acknowledg'd by his daughter Flauia, And Lelio, for their father. Quickly good Cricca! And hath sent me in hast to bid you- What? Come with your sonne Eugenio.- And then? That he may be a witnesse of your marriage. But sir, I see no signes of so large gladnesse As I expected, and this newes deseru'd. 'Tis here, 'tis here, within. All outward symtomes And characters of ioy, are poore expressions Of my great inward happinesse: my heart's full, And cannot vent the passions. Run Cricca, run, Run, as thou lou'st me, call Eugenio, And worke him to my purpose thou canst do it. Haste, call him instantly. I flye sir. HOw shall I recompence this Astrologer? This great Albumazar? through whose learned hands, Fortune hath powr'd th'effect of my best wishes, And crown'd my hopes. Giue him this chaine? alas! 'Tis a poore thankes, short by a thousand linkes Of his large merit. No, he must liue with me, And my sweet Flauia, at his ease and pleasure, Wanting for nothing. And this very night I'le get a boy, and he erect a figure To calculate his fortunes. So there's Trincalo Antoniated, or Antonio Intrinculate. SIgnior Pandolfo! welcome. Your seruant sir. Well met Antonio, my praiers and wishes Haue waited on you euer. Thanks, deerest friend. To speake my dangers past, were to discourse Of dead men at a feast. Such sad relations Become not marriages. Sir, I am here Return'd to doe you seruice: where's your sonne? Hee'l wait vpon you presently. Signior Antonio! Happily welcome. Thankes Eugenio. How thinke you gentlemen? were it amisse To call downe Flauia and Sulpitia, That what we do, may with a full consent Be entertain'd by all? 'Tis well remembred. Eugenio, call your sister. Lelio, call my daughter. WIsely consider'd Trincalo: 'tis a faire prologue To th' Comoedy ensuing. Now I confesse Albumazar had equall power to change, And mend thy vnderstanding with thy body. Let me embrace and hugge thee for this seruice. 'Tis a braue on-set: ah my sweet Trincalo! How like you the beginning? 'Tis o'th further side All expectation. Was't not right? and spoken Like old Antonio? 'Tis most admirable: Wer't he himselfe that spake, he could not better't. And for thy sake, I wish Antonio's shape May ever be thy house, and's wit thy Inne-mate. But wheres my plate, and cloath of siluer? Safe. They come: keep state, keep state, or al's discouer'd. EVgenio, Flauia, Lelio, and Sulpitia ▪ Marriages once confirm'd, and consummate, Admit of no repentance. Therefore 'tis fitting All parties with full freedome speake their pleasure, Before it be too late. Good! excellent! Speake boldly therefore: do you willingly Giue full authoritie, that what I decree Touching these businesses, you'l all performe?