Dekker, Thomas · published 1631 · first performed or written 1611 [c.1611-c.1613; re-licensed for stage, Aug 21, 1623] (Annals) tragicomedy · Red Bull (Revels) Company (first) · Red Bull unassigned nearest T16 Gallantry: ladies, lordships and complim · 483 words
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of the nearest topic T16: lady, madam, gentleman, lordship, ladies, honour, mistress, sweet, court, servant.
Yes faith Madam, at all adventures I'll make this my measure, shall I mistress! As you please sir. It pleases me well. Then sir go no farther, here's the fairest in all Spain, fellow it and take mine for a dogskin. Pray forsooth draw it on, if it fit you it fits the party surely. Nay Madam, the glove is most genuine for any young lady's hand under the cope, I assure you. ay but the Leather. Nay, the Leather is affable and apt to be drawn to any generous disposition. Pray (Fair Lady) does it not come on too stiff? No sir very gently. Stiff; as prolixious as you please: nay sir the scent is Aromatical and most odorous, the musk upon my word Sir is perfect Cathayne, a Tumbasine odour upon my credit, not a grain either of your Salmindy Caram or Cubit musk. Adulterated I doubt. No adultery in the world in't, no sophistication but pure as it comes from the cod. Open more, you shall have what choice you please. You shall have all the ware opened i'th' shop to please your worship, but you shall be fitted! No no, it needs not: that which is opened already shall serve my turn. Will you go farther son and see better. And perhaps speed worse: no: your price? four double Pistolets. How! Good ware cannot be too dear: look upon the cost, Relish the scent, note the workmanship. Your man is too hard, I'll rather deal with you: three I'll give you. Come pray take it, will three fetch 'em? Indeed we cannot, it stands my Husband in more. Well lay these by, a Cordovant for myself. The best in Seville: Lack you no rich Tuskan Garters, Vetian ventoys Madam, I have masks most methodical, and facetious: assay this glove sir? The Leather is too rough. You shall have a fine smooth skin please your feeling better, but all our Spanish Dons choose that which is most rough, for it holds out, sweat you never so hard. The price? The price! four Crowns, I have excellent Hungarian shag bands Madam for Ladies, cut out of the same piece that the great Turks turban was made of. The Great Turk be damned. Do you want any French Codpiece points Sir, Pox on 'em, they'll not last, theyare burnt i'th' dying. If they be black they are rotten indeed, sir do you want no rich spangled Morisco shoestrings. I like this beard-brush, but that the hair's too stiff. flexible as you can wish, the very bristles of the same Swine that are fattened in Virginia. What comes all to, before us? It comes to 4. 5. 6. in all, six double Pistolets, and a Spanish Ducat over. Too dear, let's go. Madam, worshipful Don, pray sir offer, if any shop show you the like ware. Prithee peace fellow, how d''ee like her?
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Yes faith Madam, at all adventures Ile make this my measure, shall I mistrisse! As you please sir. It pleases mee well. Then sir go no farder, heer's the fairest in all Spaine, fellow it and take mine for a dogskin. Pray forsooth draw it on, if it fit you it fits the party surely. Nay Madam, the gloue is most genuine for any young Ladies hand vnder the Coape, I assure you. I but the Leather. Nay, the Leather is affable and apt to bee drawn to any generous disposition. Pray (Faire Lady) does it not come on too stiffe? No sir very gently. Stiffe; as prolixious as you please: nay sir the sent is Aromaticall and most odorous, the muske vpon my word Sir is perfect Cathayne, a Tumbasine odor vpon my credit, not a graine either of your Salmindy Caram or Cubit musk. Adulterated I doubt. No adultery in the world in't, no sophistication but pure as it comes from the cod. Open more, you shall haue what choyce you please. You shall haue all the ware open'd i'th shop to please your worship, but you shall bee fitted! No no, it needs not: that which is open'd already shall serue my turne. Will you goe farther sonne and see better. And perhaps speed worse: no: your price? Foure double Pistolets. How! Good ware cannot be too deare: looke vpon the cost, Relish the sent, note the workemanship. Your man is too hard, Ile rather deale with you: three Ile giue you. Come pray take it, will three fetch 'em? Indeed we cannot, it stands my Husband in more. Well lay these by, a Cordouant for my selfe. The best in Siuell: Lacke you no rich Tuskan Garters, Vetian ventoyes Madam, I haue maskes most methodicall, and facetious: assay this gloue sir? The Leather is too rough. You shall haue a fine smooth skin please your feeling better, but all our Spanish Dons choose that which is most rough, for it holds out, sweat you neuer so hard. The price? The price! Foure Crownes, I haue excellent Hungarian shag bands Madam for Ladies, cut out of the same peece that the great Turkes Tolibant was made of. The Great Turke be damn'd. Doe you want any French Codpeece points Sir, Poxe on 'em, they'l not last, th'are burnt i'th dying. If they be blacke they are rotten indeed, sir doe you want no rich spangled Morisco shoo-strings. I like this beard-brush, but that the haire's too stiffe. Flexable as you can wish, the very bristles of the same Swine that are fatten'd in Virginia. What comes all to, before vs? It comes to 4. 5. 6. in all, sixe double Pistolets, and a Spanish Ducket ouer. Too deare, let's goe. Madam, worshipfull Don, pray sir offer, if any shop shew you the like ware. Prithee peace fellow, how d'ee like her?