THE HONEST WHORE.
980982Bell. Goe, goe, hang your
selfe.
Cast. Its dinner time
Matheo,
(shalls hence? 981983Omni. Yes, yes, farewell wench.
Exeunt. 982984Bell. Farewell boyes:
Roger what wine
sent they for?
983985Ro. Ba
stard wine, for if it had bin truly begotten, it wud
984986not ha bin a
shamde to come in, her's vi.s. to pay for nur
sing
986988Bell. A company of rookes! O good
sweete
Roger, run to
987989the Poulters and buy me
some
fine Larkes.
989991Bell. Yes faith a couple, if they be not deare.
990992Ro. Ile buy but one, theres one already here.
Exit. 992994Hipo. Is the gentleman (my
friend) departed mi
stre
sse?
993995Bell. His backe is but new-turnd
syr.
994996Hipo. Fare you well.
Bell. I can dire
ct you to him.
996998Bell. If you plea
se
stay, heele not be ab
sent long.
9981000Bell. Pray
sit for
sooth.
Hipo. I'me hot.
9991001Hipo. If may v
se your roome, ile rather walke.
10001002Bell. At your be
st plea
sure-whew-
some rubbers there.
10011003Hipo. Indeed ile non: -Indeed
I will not: thanks.
10021004Pretty-
fine-lodging. I perceiue my
friend
10031005Is old in your acquaintance.
Bell. Troth
syr, he comes
10041006As other gentlemen, to
spend
spare howers;
10051007If your
selfe like our roofe (
such as it is)
10061008Your owne acquaintance may be as old as his.
10071009Hipo. Say
I did like; what welcome
should
I find
? 10081010Bell. Such as my pre
sent fortunes can a
fford.
10091011Hipo. But would you let me play
Mathaeos part?
10111013Hipo. Why imbrace you: dally with you, ki
sse:
10121014Faith tell me, will you leaue him, and loue me?
10131015Bell. I am in bondes to no man
syr.
Hipo. Why then,
10141016Y'are
free for any man: if any, me.
10151017But
I mu
st tell you Lady, were you mine,
10161018You
should be all mine: I could brooke no
sharers,
10171019I should be couetous, and
sweepe vp all.
D 3 I would