Early Modern Drama · Character Archetypes

FINIO

in The Case Is Altered — Jonson, Ben

Metadata

PlayThe Case Is Altered
AuthorJonson, Ben
Year (catalogued)1609
First performance1597
Decade1600s
GenreComedy
Play typeBoys Professional
CompanyPembroke's Men
Speech prefix(es)Fin. | Fin | Finio. | Fini.
Words195
Characters1013
Typicality0.31 (cosine to cluster centroid)
TCP idA04638
BritDrama no.1072
ClusterCluster 3 — Citizens, tradesfolk & neighbors

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Full speech

Come on my sweet finical Pacue, the very prime Of Pages, heres and excellent place for us to practice in, No body fees us here, come lets to it. God morrow good signior. Signior Pache. God save you sweet signior Welcome signior, whats next? Mounsieur Pacue By this hand I am not a little proud of it, sir Nay pray, sir. Faith exceeding well sir. And how is't with you sweet signior Pache. Mounsieur Pacue. What do you mean. Not I in good faith sir. Nay then you wrong me, Then thou'dst be a monster. Oh sweet signior Juniper. Juni Sbloud stand away princocks? do not aggravate my joy. Why hear you sweet signior, let not there be any conte ̄ cion, between my Master & you, about me, if you want a page sir, I can help you to a proper stripling. A french boy sir. I, sir. Lord sir. I thank your Lordship. What say you sir. Take up, you mean sir. Oh signior no. I return you most kind thanks sir. What do you mean sir, let your glove alone. Valentine? no. I prithee stay good Onion. No. Sirrah Onion, whither goest?