Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T41: master, house, door, iohn, old, mistress, basket, lord, gentleman, ick.
A sir a, there beginneth the game, What, is juventus become so tame? To be a new gospeler. As fast as I do make, he doth mar, He that followed so long the steps of good counsel. that knowledge and he together doth dwell, For who is so busy in every place, as youth To read and declare the manifest truth? But ho Hypocrisy if thou could stop his mouth Thou shouldest win mi heart for ever, What would you have me to do in the matter? Show me therein your advisement. I would have the go incontinent, And work some craft, feat or policy, To set knowledge and him at controversy, And his company thyself greatly use That God's word he may clean a buse. At your request I will not refuse to do that thing which in me doth lie, Doubt ye not, but I will excuse, those things which ye doth plainly deny And I will handle my matters so craftily that ere he cometh to man's state: God's word and his living shallbe clean at the bate thou shalt have my blessing both early and late, And be cause thou shalt all mi counsel keep thou shalt call my name friendship. By the mass it is a name full meet, For my proper and amiable person, Oh, far well far well my son, Speed thy business, for I must be gone, I warrant you, let me alone, I will be with juventus anon, And that ere he be ware. And I wis if he walk not straight. I will use such a sleight, That shall trap him in a snare. How shall I bring this gear to pass? I can tell now by the mass, Without any more advisement: I will infect him with wicked company, Whose conversation shallbe so fleshly, yea, able to over come an innocent, This wicked fellowship, Shall him company keep, For a while: And then I will bring in, Abominable living, Him to beguile. With words fair I will him tice, Telling him of a gyrlenyse, Which shall him somewhat move: Abominable living, though she be, yet he shall no other wayesse. But she is for to love. She shall him procure▪ To live in pleasure, After his own phantesy▪ And my matter to frame, I will call her name, Unknowen honesty. This will I convey, My matter I say, Some what handsomely, That through wicked fellowship: And false pretend frendshep, youth shall live carnally. Trudge hypocrisy trudge, Thou art a good drudge, To serve the devil: If thou shouldest lie and lurk, And not intend thy work, Thy master should do full evil. What master youth. Well I met by my troth and whether a way? you are the last man, Which I called on, I swore by this day. Me thought by your face Ere you came in place, It should be you: Therefore I did a bide▪ For your coming, this is true.
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A syr a, there beginneth the game, What, is Iuuentus become so tame? To be a new gospeler. As fast as I do make, he doth marre, He that folowed so longe the steppes of good counsell. that knowledge and he together doth dwell, For who is so busye in eueri place, as youth To reade and declare the manifest truth? But ho Hipocrisie if yu coulde stoppe his mouthe Thou shouldest wyn mi harte for euer, What would you haue me to do in the matter? Shewe me therein your aduisement. I woulde haue the go incontinent, And worke some craft, feate or policye, To set knowledge and hym at contrauersie, And hys company thy self greatly vse That Gods worde he may cleane a buse. At your request I wil not refuse to do that thynge which in me doth lye, Dout ye not, but I wyll excuse, those thynges which ye doth playnly denye And I wil handel my matters so craftely that ere he commeth to mans state: Gods worde and hys liuing shalbe cleane at the bate thou shalt haue my blessing both early and late, And be cause thou shalt all mi counsel kepe thou shalt call my name frendshyp. By the masse it is a name full mete, For my proper and amyable person, Oh, fare wel fare wel my sonne, Spede thy busynes, for I must be gone, I warrant you, let me a lone, I will be with Iuuentus anone, And that ere he be ware. And I wysse if he walke not streight. I wil vse such a sleyght, That shal trap hym in a snare. How shal I bryng this geare to passe? I can tel now by the masse, Without any more aduysement: I wil infect hym with wicked company, Whose conuersation shalbe so fleshly, yea, able to ouer come an innocent, This wicked felowshipe, Sall hym company kepe, For a whyle: And then I will bryng in, Abhominable lyuyng, Hym to beguyle. With wordes fayre I wyll hym tyse, Tellyng hym of a gyrlenyse, Which shal hym somwhat moue: Abhomynable liuing, though she be, yet he shal no other wayesse. But she is for to loue. She shall hym procure▪ To lyue in pleasure, After hys owne phantesy▪ And my matter to frame, I wyll call her name, Unknowen honestie. This wil I conuey, My matter I say, Some what hansomely, That through wicked felowship: And false pretende frendshep, youth shall lyue carnally. Trudge hypocrysie trudge, Thou art a good drudge, To serue the deuel: If thou shouldest lye and lurke, And not entend thy worke, Thy maister should do full euel. What maister youth. Wel I met by my trouth and whether a way? you are the last man, Whych I called on, I sware by thys daie. Me thought by your face Ere you cam in place, It should be you: Therfore I did a byde▪ For your commyng, thys is true.