THE HONEST WHORE.
19651965The Senate will leaue wording pre
sently:
196719672. Pre. Yes for
sooth, hees furbu
sht.
19681968Wife. Now as you euer hope to win my fauour,
19691969Throw both your duties and re
spe
cts on him,
19701970With the like awe as if he were your mai
ster,
19711971Let not your lookes betray it with a
smile,
19721972Or ieering glaunce to any cu
stomer,
19731973Keepe a true Setled countenance, and beware,
19741974You laugh not what
soeuer you heare or
see.
197519752. Pren. I warrant you mi
stris, let vs alone for keeping our
19761976countenance: for if I li
st, theres neuer a foole in all
Myllan shal
19771977make me laugh, let him play the foole neuer
so like an A
sse,
19781978whether it be the fat Court foole, or the leane Cittie foole.
19791979Wife. enough then, call downe
George.
19821982Wife. Be redy with your legs then let me
see,
19831983How curtzy would become him: gallantly!
19841984Be
shrew my bloud a proper
seemely man,
19851985Of a choice carriage walkes with a good port,
19861986Geo. I thanke you mi
stris, my back's broad enough, now
19881988Wif Sure I
should thinke it were the lea
st of
sin,
19891989To mi
stake the mai
ster, and to let him in.
19901990Geo. Twere a good Comedy of errors that yfaith.
199119912. Pre. whi
st, whi
st, my mai
ster.
19921992Enter Candido, and Exit presently.
19931993Wif. You all know your taskes: gods my life, whats that
19941994hee has got vpon's backe? who can tell?
19951995Geo. That can I, but I will not.
19961996Wife. Girt about him like a mad-man: what: has he
1997lo
st 1997his cloake too: this is the madde
st fa
shion that ere I
19991998What
said he
George when he pa
sde by thee?
G 4 Geor.