Middleton, Thomas · published 1625 · first performed or written 1624 [licensed for stage, Jun 12] (Annals) comedy · King's Men · Globe unassigned nearest T31 Popes, cardinals and the crown · 513 words
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T31: cardinal, pope, king, lord, majesty, holy, rome, france, church, lords.
Here's from all parts Sufficient to to employ him, I received A packet from the assistant fathers lately, Look you there's Anglica, this Gallica. I marry (sir) there's some quick flesh in this. Germanica. Think they'n sealed this with butter. Italica this They put their pens the hebrew way methinks, Hispanica there. Hispanica, blind word this, The Jesuit hath writ this with juice of lemons sure It must be held close to the fire of Purgatory Ere't can be read. You will not leave your jesting (Knight) Though it wound your own fame. Curanda pecunia. Take heed (Sir) we're entrapped. He's made our own (man half in Voto yours, His heart's in the black house, leave him to me, Most of all friends indeed preciously special, You see my outside, but not my heart, Great difference in the colour, there's some intelligence, And as more ripeness, so your knowledge still Shall prove the richer, there shall nothing happen (believe't) to extenuate your cause. Or to oppress her fr, ends, but I will strive To cross it with my counsel, purse and power Keep all supplies both in means and men, That may raise against you, we must part, I dare not longer of this theme discuss, The ear of State is quick and jealous. Excellent estimation, thou art valued Above the fleece of gold, that came short home, Poor Jesuit, ridden soul, how art thou fooled Out of thy faith, from thy allegiance drawn, Which way soe'er thou takest, thou'rt the lost Pawn. AND here again it is the daughter's duty To obey her fessors command in all things Without exception, or expostulations; 'tis the most general rule that ere I heard of: Yet when I think how boundless virtue is, Goodness and grace lies gently reconciled, And then it appears well to have the power Of the dispenser are's uncircumscribed She's hard upon't, 'twas the most modest key That I could use to open my intents, What little, or no pains goes to some people: Hah? a seald note, whence this, To the black Bishops pawn these, how to me Strange, who subscribes it? the black King what would he. Sir after my desire has took a Tulip For its own inflammation, that yet scorches me, I shall have cooler time to think of yours, She's past the general rule of the large extent Of our prescription for obedience; And yet with what alacrity of soul, Her eye moves on the Letter. Holy Sir, Too long, I have missed you, oh your absence starves me, Hasten for Time's redemption (worthy Sir) Lay your commands as thick and fast upon me As you can speak 'em, how I thirst to hear 'em: Set me to work upon this spacious virtue, Which the poor span of life's, tomorrow for Boundless obedience, the humblest, yet mightiest of all Duties, well set her down a universal goodness. By holiness of garment, her safe innocence Has frighted the full meaning from itself, She's far off from understanding now The language of my intent, then at first meeting
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Here's from all parts Sufficient to to imploy him, I receiu'd A packet from the aſſiſtant fathers lately, Looke you ther's Anglica, this Gallica. I marry (ſir) ther's ſome quicke fleſh in this. Germanica. Thinke they'n ſeald this with butter. Italica this They put their pens the hebrew way me thinks, Hiſpanica there. Hiſpanica, blinde word this, The Ieſuite hath writ this with iuce of Leamons ſure It muſt be held cloſe to the fire of Purgatory Ere't can be read. You will not leaue your ieſting (Knight) Though it wound your owne fame. Curanda pecunia. Take heede (Sir) we're intrapt. He's made our owne (man halfe in Voto yours, His heart's in the blacke houſe, leaue him to me, Moſt of all friends indeed pretiouſly ſpeciall, You ſee my outſide, but not my heart, Great difference in the colour, there's ſome intelligence, And as more ripeneſſe, ſo your knowledge ſtl Shall prooue the richer, there ſhall nothing happen (Beleeue't) to extenuate your cauſe. Or to oppreſſe her fr,ends, but I will ſtriue To croſſe it with my counſel, purſe and power Keepe all ſupplies both in meanes and men, That may raiſe againſt you, we muſt part, I dare not longer of this theame diſcuſſe, The eare of State is quicke and iealious. Excellent eſtemation, thou art valu'd Aboue the fleece of gold, that came ſhort home, Poore Ieſuite, ridden ſoule, how art thou foold Out of thy faith, from thy allegance drawne, Which way ſo ere thou takeſt, thou'rt the loſt Pawne. AND here agen it is the daughters duty To obey her feſſors commaund in all things Without exception, or expoſtulations; Tis the moſt generall rule that ere I heard of: Yet when I thinke how boundleſſe vertue is, Goodneſſe and grace lies gently reconciled, And then it appeares well to haue the power Of the diſpenſor are's vncircumſcrib de' She's hard vpon't, twas the moſt modeſt key That I could vſe to open my intents, What little, or no paines goes to ſome people: Hah? a ſeald note, whence this, To the blacke Biſhops pawne theſe, how to me Strange, who ſubſcribes it? the blacke King what would he. Sir after my deſire has tooke a Tulip For it's owne inflamation, that yet ſcorches me, I ſhall haue cooler time to thinke of yours, She's paſt the generall rule of the large extent Of our preſcription for obedience; And yet with what allacrity of ſoule, Her eye mooues on the Letter. Holy Sir, Too long, I haue miſt you, oh your abſence ſtarues me, Haſten for times redemption (worthy Sir) Lay your commands as thicke and faſt vppon me As you can ſpeake em, how I thirſt to heare em: Set me to worke vpon this ſpacious vertue, Which the poore ſpan of life's, tomorrow for Boundleſſe obedience, the humbleſt, yet mightieſt of all Duties, well ſet her downe a vniuerſall goodneſſe. By holineſſe of garment, her ſafe innocecne Has frighted the full meaning from it ſelfe, She's farre off from vnderſtanding now The language of my intent, then at firſt meeting