Renaissance Drama — Topics · seed 42

For the Honor of Wales

Jonson, Ben, published 1641 · masque · Occasional;Nonprofessional

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TitleFor the Honor of Wales
AuthorJonson, Ben
Publication year (edition)1641
Genre (British Drama)masque
Genre group (comparison)masque — from the British Drama label · Annals: masque
Play typeOccasional;Nonprofessional
Work / edition / TCP / DEEPwork 609 · edition 1165 · TCP A72473 · DEEP 5124.05
Edition roleRepresentative edition — used in the analysis
First performance / composition (Annals)1618 [Feb 17]
First performance (BritDrama)1618 [Feb 17]
FormatFolio
Greg609a
Genre (Annals)Masque
Genre (BritDrama)Masque
BritDrama no.1865
Title page[HT; E3v] FOR THE HONOUR OF WALES.
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10–8437unassignedCOssin, I know what belongs to this place sym what petter then you; and therefore give mee leave to be pold to…
29–30463unassignedHynno, hynno. Adlas? I please your ursip is a Welsse Attorney, and a preddilie scholars, a wear him his long c…
331–47451unassignedGo too, I will make the hilts conceive a knock upon your pate, and pershance a bumpe to if you talk. How! upon…
448–85505unassignedHe tells your Madestee true, for aull he is a liddle out of season: but cym every man tell as much as he canno…
586–155477unassignedIn which we'll toudg your ears, with the praise of her thirteen S'eeres; And make you as glad, and merry as fo…
6156–179426unassignedSpeak it your conscience now; did your Ursip ever see such a song in your days;' is not as finely a tunes as a…
7180–184515unassignedDIggon. Enough, enough, Diggon, well now aull the absurdities is removed and cleared; the rest and'please your…