Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T28: married, marriage, wedding, day, bride, father, wife, luce, love, husband.
And where other usurers take their gains yearly, This man is angry but he have his by and by. Sir, do not for her sake bear me your displeasure. Well, he shall with you talk thereof more at leisure. Upon your good usage, he will now shake your hand. And much heartily welcome from a strange land. Be not afeard Gavin to let him shake your fist. Oh the most honest gentleman that ere I wist. I beseech your maship to take pain to sup with us. He shall not say you nay and I too, by Iesus. Because ye shall be friends, and let all quarrels pass. I will be as good friends with them as ere I was. Then let me fet your quire that we may have a song. Go. I have heard no melody all this year long. Come on sirs quickly. Sing on sirs, for my friends sake. Call ye these your friends? Sing on, & no more words make. The Lord preserve our most noble Queen of renown, And her virtues reward with the heavenly crown. The Lord strengthen her most excellent Majesty, Long to reign over us in all prosperity. That her godly proceedings the faith to defend, He may stablish and maintain through to the end. God grant her as she doth, the Gospel to protect, Learning and virtue to advance, and vice to correct. God grant her loving subjects both the mind and grace, Her most godly proceedings worthily to embrace. Her highness most worthy counsellors God prosper, With honour and love of all men to minister. God grant the nobility her to serve and love, With all the whole commonty as doth them behoue. WHo so to marry a minion Wife, Hath had good chance and hap, Must love her and cherish her all his life, And dandle her in his lap. If she will fare well, if she will go gay, A good husband ever still, whatever she lust to do, or to say, Must let her have her own will. About what affairs soever he go, He must show her all his mind, None of his counsel she may be kept free, Else is he a man unkind. I Must be married a Sunday I must be married a Sunday, whosoever shall come that way, I must be married a Sunday. Roister Doyster is my name, Roister Doyster is my name, A lusty brute I am the same, I must be married a Sunday. Christian Custance have I found, Christian Custance have I found, A Widow worth a thousand pound, I must be married a sunday. Custance is as sweet as honey, Custance is as sweet as honey, I her lamb and she my coney, I must be married a Sunday. When we shall make our wedding feast, When we shall make our wedding feast, There shall be cheer for man and beast, I must be married a Sunday. I must be married a Sunday. etc.
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Original spelling (EEBO-TCP, unregularized)
And where other vsurers take their gaines yerely, This man is angry but he haue his by and by. Sir, doe not for hir sake beare me your displeasure. Well, he shall with you talke therof more at leasure. Upon your good vsage, he will now shake your hande. And much heartily welcome from a straunge lande. Be not afearde Gawyn to let him shake your fyst. Oh the moste honest gentleman that ere I wist. I be seeche your mashyp to take payne to suppe with vs. He shall not say you nay and I too, by Iesus. Bicause ye shall be friends, and let all quarels passe. I wyll be as good friends with them as ere I was. Then let me fet your quier that we may haue a song. Goe. I haue hearde no melodie all this yeare long. Come on sirs quickly. Sing on sirs, for my frends sake. Cal ye these your frēds? Sing on, & no m words make. The Lord preserue our most noble Quéene of renowne, And hir vertues rewarde with the heauenly crowne. The Lorde strengthen hir most excellent Maiestie, Long to reigne ouer vs in all prosperitie. That hir godly proceedings the faith to defende, He may stablishe and maintaine through to the ende. God graunt hir as she doth, the Gospell to protect, Learning and vertue to aduaunce, and vice to correct. God graunt hir louyng subiects both the minde and grace, Hir most godly procedyngs worthily to imbrace. Hir highnesse most worthy counsellers God prosper, With honour and loue of all men to minister. God graunt the nobilitie hir to serue and loue, With all the whole commontie as doth them behoue. WHo so to marry a minion Wyfe, Hath hadde good chaunce and happe, Must loue hir and cherishe hir all his life, And dandle hir in his lappe. If she will fare well, yf she wyll go gay, A good husbande euer styll, What euer she lust to doe, or to say, Must lette hir haue hir owne will. About what affaires so euer he goe, He must shewe hir all his mynde, None of hys counsell she may be kept frée, Else is he a man vnkynde. I Mun be maried a Sunday I mun be marieb a Sunday, Who soeuer shall come that way, I mun be maried a Sunday. Royster Doyster is my name, Royster Doyster is my name, A lustie brute I am the same, I mun be maried a Sunday. Christian Custance haue I founde, Christian Custance haue I founde, A Wydowe worthe a thousande pounde, I mun be maried a sunday. Custance is as swéete as honey, Custance is as swéete as honey, I hir lambe and she my coney, I mun be marieb a Sunday. When we shall make our weddyng feast, When we shall make oure weddyng feast, There shall bée chéere for man and beast, I mun be married a Sunday. I mun be maried a Sunday. &c.