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SAve you Merchant Plotwell. Is thy Uncle Gone the wished voyage? Or invoke some rock To do thee justice? What to take thee from the Temple To make thee and old Juryman, a Whittington? This Jacket surely was employed in finding The Northeast passage out. Or the same Jacket That Coryat died in. They have the Gresham die. Dost thou not dress thy self by they? I can see My face in them hither. And faith for how many years art thou bound? No furious Jug broke on it In the Kings name? I, or second? For thou'lt endure twice or thrice coming in. I thought all wit had ended at Fleet-bridge. But wit that goes oth' the score, that may extend If't be a Courtiers wit into Cheapside. W'are most mechannically abused. A match take that side How frail a thing old velvet is, it parts They tear off his Jacket With as much ease and willingness as two Cowards. Go, put on One of thy Temple suits and accompany us, Or else thy Dimmity breeches be mortal. By this two handed Beaver; which is so thin And light a Butterflies wings put to't would make it A Mercuries flying hat and soar aloft. But by the way we have agreed to see. A Lady, you Mechanic. One That keeps her Coachman, Footboy, woman, and spends A thousand pound a year by wit. No, but has a Tongue, Wertenberg in a Lawyers mouth, would make him buy All young Heirs near him. As for his birth she may Choose her own pedigree; it is unknown Whither she be descended of some Ditch, Or Duchess. She has been Thrice in the field. Ith' name of Guildhall who comes here? Your servant, Sir. You will inflame the Ladies, Sir. They'll strive Who shall most privately convey Jewels. Into your hand. Is this he Whose sister thou shouldst marry? The wench that brings Ten thousand pound. Why? And why should you Be now so dainty of your lips? verily They are not Virgins, they have tasted Man. Yes, what then? Cladders? You think you have abused us now? We shall in time when your most tyrant tongue Hath made this house a wilderness, and you As unfrequented as a states man fallen; When you shall quarrel with your face and glass, Till from your pencil you have raised new cheeks, See you beg suitors, write Bills over your door, Here is and ancient Lady to be let. What a sweet innocent look you have! The plague of rotten teeth, wrinkles, loud lunges Be with you Madam. She speaks with salt, And has a pretty scornefulnesse, which now I've seen I'm satisfied. Newcut 'slight her wit is come to private meetings. SAve you Captain Quartfield, and my brave Wit, My man of Helicon, salute this Gentleman, He is a City wit. By Heaven its true, here we have brought one with us. Salewit shall make A song upon him. We'll expect you, Ex: Br. New. Salew. Quart. Rosecl. Come Gentlemen. Before Jove the Captain foxt him rarely. Bid the Captain hasten, Or he'll recover and spoil all. And who's the other? Heart she makes him A puppet play. Was ever better sport herd? Why the Queen? 'Tis writ the King. Slid thou didst read it as 'twere some picture of And Elzabeth fish. Just Like a Salmo ̄ Upon a stall in fishstreet. And pray what Honour would The States have given him for the service? Listen J is it not? And did he? No matter. How some men's prayers are herd? we did invoke The sea this morning, and see, the Thames has took they. But d'you think It is a very fish? M r Timothy! How in the name of fresh Cod came you changed Into a sea Calf thus? Fallen down And worship sea-coals, for a ship of them Has made you, Sir, and Heir. I've herd Heed make his Jack go empty to cousin neighbours. It begins to thunder. Sir, we wave business. BUt are you sure the are they? Who, The fellow that brings Love to banes, and banes To bore thighs about the town? What say you now if Warehouse Should in displeasure marry? Here they come. Prithee lets stand and overhear they. Or S r Reverence. Now Newcut, you perceive My divination's true, this fellow did Portend a wedding. O S r , Shee'l call this wit to wed his bags, and lie With some Platonic servant. Lets make hast, They'll be before us else. BY your leave Madam, what for practice sake Kissing your woman? Lord how a Ladies lips Hate Idleness, and will be busied, when The rest lies fallow, And rather then want Actium Be kind within themselves, an't be enjoy, But the poor pleasure of contemplation! Js it not pity but beside the gift Of making Cawdles, and using of her Pencil, She had the trick oth'other sex? Why you have God a second, Lady, your woman Does speak good Country language. We hear you are To marry and old Citizen. Then, In wedding him you wed more infirmities Then ever Gallen wrote of; He has pains That put the Doctors to new experiments. Half his diseases in the City bill Kill hundreds weekly. Alone Hospital Were but enough for him. Jf this Cannot affright you, but that you will needs Be blind to wholesome counsill, and will marry One who by the course of Nature ought to have been Rotten before the Queen's time, and in Justice Should now have been some threescore years a Ghost, Let pity move you; Jn this Match you quite Dostroy the Hope's and Fortune's of a Gentleman, For whom had his penurious Uncle starved And pined himself his whole life, to increase The riches he deservest' inherit it Had been his duty. Newcut! Pray then take along to Church These few good wishes. May your husband prove So jealous to suspect that when you drink To any man you kiss the place where his Lips were before, and so pledge meetings. Let him Think you do Cuckold him by looks; and let him Each night, before you go to rest, administer A solemn oath, that all your thoughts were chased That day, and that you sleep with all your hairs. Hows this? his sister? Faith, Sir, we wonder more She should be married? Yes. Prithee speak out of Clouds. Theirs was dull and cold Compared to ours. Newcut, Who does he look Like in that dress? Sir, you are rude, uncivil, And would be beaten. If such and Insolence Escape unrevenged, henceforth no Ladies shall Enter Dor. Have secret servants. We have been In danger to be searched; hereafter we Must first be questioned by and Officer, And bring it under hands we are no Men, Or have nought dangerous about us, before We shall obtain access.