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Englishmen For My Money (Quarto 1, 1616)
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sh-men for my money: or,
731Stay you two, and con
sider further of it.
734Each Stone's a Thorne: Hoyda, he skips for ha
ste;
735Young Haruie did but ie
st; I know heele goe.
738If youle goe, come: if not, fare-well?
741You mad-man, mad-cap, wild-oates; we are for you,
742It bootes not
stay, when you intend to goe.
744
Enter Pisaro, Aluaro, Delion, and Uandalle.
747Signior Aluaro, Mai
ster Vandalle;
748Proude am I, that my roofe containes such Friends.
749Why Mall, Laurentia, Matth; Where be these Girles?
750
Enter the three Si
sters.
751Liuely my Girles, and bid these Strangers welcome;
752They are my friends, your friends, and our wel-willers:
753You cannot tell what good you may haue on them.
754Gods mee. Why
stirre you not? Harke in your eare,
756That I your carefull Father haue prouided
757To be your Husbands: therefore bid them welcome.
759To giue a slauering Salute to men: (aside,
Aluar.