Drue, Thomas · published 1631 · first performed or written 1624 [licensed for stage, Jan 2] (Annals) history · Prince Palatine's (Palsgrave's) Men T0 Court life: dukes, favour and honour typicality 0.79 · 503 words
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I take your word sir, and yet I wil not, I wil sea She a Duchess bless her good Woman, Good Mistris White y'ar welcome to Lee, as I may say wit We have an honest neighbour of your Father, Is this your Child, heaven bless the little mops, Alack, alack, it is as like the Grandsire As ever it may look, my pretty duck. Where's M. Constable, have you made search, In these suspicious houses. Good heaven protect us, now we are betrayed, This Villain will, I fear, discover us. I know her, them, and all. Good M. Goseling stand to us now, Or we are betrayed. Get you into my house. Stand there attend there M. Constable, My M. Doctor Bonner in disguise, Stays at the gate, let me survey these parties. Thou knowest vs Fox, wee haue bin fellow va Confer the years past, with the present times, And it will make thy flinty heart relent. I know thee not. O Fox, she hath been the most honoured Mistris, That ever servant served, stay me, And whilst their bloody hands are busied, With seizing me, let her, and these escape. Peace fellow, now no fellows, thy Mistr. when she was In prosperity, turned me off, and therefore I will not know Her in extremity. Wilt thou not know her in extremity, Ungrateful villain. No sir, I will not, I come to look a Duchess, Woman be gone, I know thee not, thou a Doct, thou a dunce, Get thee gone, Cranwell I knew, he was my fellow servant, Thee I know not, thou art a paltry fellow, Away Goseling, take in your geese, Ship them at your pleasure, when the coast is clear, I myself will give you a watchword. The fellow may mean well, let us withdraw. I now perceive, I have done his faith much wrong, His heart has no relation to his tongue. Away, where's the Constable. here's neither Cranwell, Sands, Duchess, nor Child, Go call in my Lord Bonner. Fox. My Lord. What hast thou found them Fox? My Lord we had a wrong intelligence, But thus you shall surprise them, pass they cannot But by this way, now will we watch these passages, For now the tide's at height, if they intend To ship themselves, it must be presently, Place yourself here, directly by this well, By you Clunie, here I mean to stand, Guard that place well, by me this shall be manned. Stand by me Clunie, Fox, i'll pay thee well, If by thy means we catch these miscreants, 'twill be thy making Fox, M. Cunstable where will you stand. Let him keep that way, that bears to landward, That way, I am sure they will not take, Go make a strong watch there. I warrant you M. Fox, let us alone to guard that passage. My Lord, you had best sit for your ease. Oh I could watch hours, days, nights, months, yeeres, So I might see their hearts weep bloody tears.
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I take your word sir, and yet I wil not, I wil sea She a Dutches blesse her good Woman, Good Mistris White y'ar welcome to Lee, as I may say wit We haue an honest neighbor of your Father, Is this your Child, heaven blesse the little mopps, Alack, alack, it is as like the Grand-sire As ever it may looke, my pretty ducke. Where's M. Constable, haue you made search In these suspitious houses. Good heaven protect vs, now we are betraid, This Villaine will, I feare, discover vs. I know her, them, and all. Good M. Goseling stand to vs now, Or we are betrayd. Get you into my house. Stand there attend there M. Constable, My M. Doctor Bonner in disguise, Stayes at the gate, let me survey these parties. Thou knowest vs Fox, wee haue bin fellow va Confer the yeeres past, with the present times, And it will make thy flinty heart relent. I know thee not. O Fox, she hath bin the most honord Mistris That ever servant serued, stay me, And whilst their bloody hands are busied, With ceising me, let her, and these escape. Peace fellow, now no fellowes, thy Mistr. when In prosperity, turn'd me off, and therefore I will not Her in extremity. Wilt thou not know her in extremity, Vngratefull villaine. No sir, I will not, I come to looke a Dutches, Woman be gon, I know thee not, thou a Doct, thou a dunce, Get thee gon, Cranwell I knew, he was my fellow servant, Thee I know not, thou art a paultrey fellow, Away Goseling, take in your geese, Ship them at your pleasure, when the coast is cleere, I my selfe will giue you a watch-word. The fellow may meane well, let vs withdraw. I now perceiue, I haue done his faith much wrong, His heart has no relation to his tongue. Away, whers the Constable. Heeres neither Cranwell, Sands, Dutches, nor Child, Goe call in my Lord Bonner. Fox. My Lord. What hast thou found them Fox? My Lord we had a wrong intelligence, But thus you shall surprise them, passe they cannot But by this way, now will we watch these passages, For now the tide's at height, if they intend To ship themselues, it must be presently, Place your selfe heere, directly by this well, By you Clunie, heere I meane to stand, Guard that place well, by me this shall be mand. Stand by me Clunie, Fox, ile pay thee well, If by thy meanes we catch these miscreants, Twill bee thy making Fox, M. Cunstable where will you stand. Let him keepe that way, that beares to landward, That way, I am sure they will not take, Goe make a strong watch there. I warrant you M. Fox, let vs alone to guard that passage. My Lord, you had best sit for your ease. Oh I could watch houres, daies, nights, moneths, yeer So I might see their hearts weepe bloody teares.