Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T26: devil, hell, devils, sure, soul, fiend, sr, wife, lord, men.
Marry the devil go with you and his dun dame, Such horse masters will make a colt quickly tame, I would he were hanged that this snaffell did make, It maketh my chaps so shamefully to ache, ye have no pity on me you I see by your laughing, I care not greatly if I fall to gambolling, We he, he, he, he, he, come aloft I say, Beware the horse heel's I advise you, stand away, The rain of my bridle is tied so short, That I can not make you any more sport, But though I be bridled now of the just, I doubt not but I shallbe unbridled by Lust, And let not Just think but I will rebel, Although he bridle me ten times all well, Though nature saith one doom with a croche, It will not lie long but incontinent approach, even so, though that I be bridled a while, The Colt will at length the Curser beguile, will run I as fast as I can, zures did none of you see a man, Cham zent in haste from my master Lust, So that Inclination needs come to him must. Where is he now I pray thee tell me. Why what have we here Iesus benedicite, I hold twenty pound it is Baalams' Ass, Nay 'tis a Colt, I see his tail by the mass. Am I a Colt, nay thou liest like a knave, Somewhat for thy labour now shalt thou have. Ho ball ho, lousy jade must ye kick. Who ever saw such a desperate Dick, Why Greedy gut, dost thou not know Inclination? Body O me, who hath dressed thee of that fashion, Thou art bridled for biting now in deed, Syra, master Lust would have thee make speed. I am bridled I, even as thou dost see, Therefore desire him to come and help me, But what is the matter that he for me sent. Marry to gather with Greediness, now he is bend, He hath had long talk with Carnal cogitation, And is set on fire by the means of Elation, So that he is so lusty he can not abide. Therefore one or other for him must be spied. Well Greedy gut, I pray thee go and make haste. Tush fear not, chill spend no time in waste. I had rather than .xl. pence that he ware come, If I be bridled long I shallbe undone, So sharp is this snaffell called restraint, That it maketh me sweat I am so faint: Hark, I hear the voice of my master Lust, Now I shallbe unbridled shortly I trust. Cock's precious wounds, here hath been villainy. Ye, ye they have used me with to much villainy, That old knave Sapience so counseled just, But let me be unbridled good master Lust. Lo now thou art unbridled, be of good cheer, By lady I am glad I have gotten thus clear, But hearken you master Lust, if I may do you pleasure She is called Treasure. O my heart is on fire till she come in place.
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Mary the deuill go with you and his dun dame, Such horſe maiſters will make a colte quickely tame, I would he were hanged that this ſnaffell did make, It maketh my chappes ſo ſhamefully to ake▪ ye haue no pitie on me you I ſe by your laughing, I care not greatly if I fall to gambolling, We he, he, he, he, he, come alofte I ſaye, Beware the horſe heles I auiſe you, ſtande awaye, The raine of my bridle is tied ſo ſhorte, That I can not make you any more ſporte, But though I be bridled now of the Iuſte, I doubte not but I ſhalbe vnbridled by Luſte, And let not Iuſt thinke but I will rebell, Although he bridle me tenne times all well, Though nature ſaith one dome with a croche, It will not lie long but incontinent aproche, Eeuen ſo, though that I be bridled a whyle, The Colte will at length the Curſer beguyle, Chill runne I as faſt as I can, zures did none of you zee a man, Cham zent in haſte from my maiſter Luſte, So that Inclination nedes come to him muſt. Where is he nowe I praye thee tell me. Why what haue we here Ieſus benedicite, I holde twenty pounde it is Baalams Aſſe, Nay tis a Colte, I ſee his tayle by the maſſe. Am I a Colte, nay thou lieſt lyke a knaue, Somewhat for thy labour nowe ſhalt thou haue. Ho ball ho, louſy Iade muſt ye kicke. Who euer ſawe ſuche a deſperate Dicke, Why Gredy gutte, doeſt thou not knowe Inclinatiō? Body O me, who hath dreſt thee of that faſhion, Thou arte brydled for byting nowe in deede, Syra, maiſter Luſte would haue thee make ſpede. I am bridled I▪ euen as thou doeſt ſee, Therefore deſier him to come and helpe me, But what is the matter that he for me ſente. Mary to gather with Gredines, nowe he is bent, He hath had long talke with Carnal cogitation, And is ſet on fier by the meanes of Elation, So that he is ſo luſty he can not abyde. Therefore one or other for him muſt be ſpied. Well Gredy gutte, I praye thee goe and make haſte. Tuſhe feare not, chill ſpende no time in waſte. I had rather then .xl. pence that he ware come, If I be bridled long I ſhalbe vndone, So ſharpe is this ſnaffell called reſtrainte, That it maketh me ſweate I am ſo faint: Harke, I heare the voyce of my maiſter Luſte, Now I ſhalbe vnbridled ſhortly I truſte. Cocks precious woundes, here hath bene vilanie▪ Ye, ye they haue vſed me with to much vilanie, That old knaue Sapience ſo counſeled Iuſte, Bu let me be vnbridled good maiſter Luſte. Lo now thou art vnbridled, be of good chere▪ By lady I am glad I haue gotten thus cleare, But harkē you maiſter Luſt, if I may do you pleaſure She is called Treaſure. O my harte is on fyre till ſhe come in place.