Like Will to Like (Quoth the Devil to the Collier) · chunk 9 of 23
Fulwell, Ulpian · published 1587 · first performed or written 1568 [1562-1568] (Annals) moral unassigned nearest T44 Drinking: wine, ale and taverns · 502 words
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T44: drink, wine, numps, ale, butler, pot, sing, moy, drunk, win.
As it pleaseth you so shall we agree. Then see that anon you come both unto me Sir for my part I thank you heartily. I promised of fate to come unto a company. Which at Hob filchers for me do remain: God be with you and anon I will come again, Farewell brother Ray I will come to you anon. Come again for you shall not so suddenly be gone. see you not who comes yonder an old friend of yours One that is ready to quaff at all hours. Quas in heart and quas again, and quas about the house a: And toss the black bowl to and fro, and I brinks them all carouse a. Be go go gog's nouns cha cha drunk zo zo much today: That be be be mass I cham a most drunk ich da da dare zay. Chud spe spe spend a go go good groat: that that ich cud vi vinde my ca ca captain to to tom tospot. Sit down good haunce lest thou lie on the ground. he knoweth not tom tosspot I dare jeopard xx l. He will know me by and by I hold you a crown. how dost thou servant haunce? how cometh this to pass? Ma ma master to to tom cha cha cham glad by mass. Ca ca carouse to to thee go go good tom, Hold up haunce I will pledge thee anon. Well there is no remedy but I must be gone. Ta ta tarry good velow, a woe woe word or twain: If tho though thou thyself do do do not come again, By by bid Philip Fleming cum cum come hither to me, Vo vo vor he must lead me home now ich do zee. Then farewell Haunce I will remember thy errant, he willbe here by and by I dare be his warrant. Farewell Rafe roister with all my heart, Come anon and I will deliver thee thy part. Now haunce right now thou drankst to me, Drink again and I will pledge thee. Omni po po potenti, all the po po pot is empty. Why Haunce thou hast latin in thy belly methink, I thought there was no room for latin, there is so much drink. Ich le le learned zome la la latin when ich was a la la lad, Ith' ca ca can zay tu es nebulo ich learned of my dad. And ich did once he he help the pre pre priest to zay mass, By gis ma man ich ha' been cunning when 'twas. I knew Haunce when he was as he saith, For he was once a Scholar in good faith. But through my company he was with drawn from thence, through his riot and excessive expense. Unto this trade which now you do in him see: So that now he is wholly addicted to follow me. And one of my guard he is now become: Well Haunce well, thou wast once a white son.
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¶ As it pleaseth you so shall we agree. ¶ Then see that anon you come bothe vnto me ¶ Sir for my parte I thank you hartely. I promised of fate to come vnto a company. Which at Hob filchers for me doo remain: God be with you and anon I wil come again, ¶ Farwel brother Raie I wil come to you ano. ‡ Cum again for you shal not so sodainly be gon. see you not who cums yōder an old frēd of yours One that is redy to quasse at all houres. Quas in hart and quas again, and quas about the house a: And tosse the black bole to and fro, and I brinks them all carous a. ¶ Be go go gogs nowns cha cha drunk zo zo much to day: That be be be masse I cham a moste drunk ich da da dare zay. Chud spe spe spend a goo goo good grote: tha that ich cud vi vinde my ca ca chaptain to to tom tospot. ¶ Sit down good haunce lest yu lye on ye ground. he knoweth not tom tospot I dare ieopard xx.l. ¶ He wil know me by and by I holde you a crown. how doost thou seruant haunce? how commeth this to passe? ¶ Ma ma master to to tom cha cha cham glad by mas. Ca ca carouse to to thee goo goo good tom, ¶ Holde vp haunce I wil pledg thee anon. ¶ Wel there is no remedy but I must be gone. ¶ Ta ta tary good velow, a wo wo word or twaine: If tho tho thou thi self do do doo not come again, Bi bi bid Philip Fleming cu cu cum hether to me, Vo vo vor he must lead me home now ich doo zee. ¶ Then farwel Haunce I wil remember thy errant, he wilbe heer by and by I dare be his warrant. ¶ Farwel Rafe roister with all my hart, Come anon and I wil deliuer thee thy part. ¶ Now haunce right now thou drankst to me, Drink again and I oil pledge thee. ¶ Omni po po potenti, all the po po pot is emptie. ¶ Why Haunce thou hast latin in thy belly me think, I thought there was no room for latin, there is so much drink. ¶ Ich le le lernd zome la la laten when ich was a la la lad, Ith ca ca can zay tu es nebulo ich learnd of my dad. And ich did once he he help the pre pre preest to zay masse, By gis ma man ich ha been cunning when twas. ¶ I knew Haunce when he was as he saith, For he was once a Scholler in good faith. But through my company he was with drawn from thence, through his riote and excessiue expence. Vnto this trade which now you doo in him see: So that now he is wholy addicted to followe me. And one of my garde he is now become: VVel Haunce wel, thou wast once a white sonne.