Not Peer Reviewed
Englishmen For My Money (Quarto 1, 1616)
A Woman will haue her will.
1318Come to your windowes.
1322
Enter Pisaro.
1324To grace the mirthfull complot that is laide,
1325Nights Candles burne obscure, and the pale Moone
1326Fauouring our drift, lyes buried in a Cloude:
1328Hoping to haue their sweete-hearts here to night,
1329Tickled with extreame ioy, laugh in my face:
1332Where be these Girles heere? what, to bed, to bed:
1333
Mawdlin make fa
st the Dores, rake vp the Fire;
1334Gods me, tis nine a clocke, harke Bow-bell rings.
Knocke.
1335Some looke downe below, and see who knockes:
1337And full resolue you, that to morrow morne,
1339I meane Aluaro and his other friendes:
1340Let me no more be troubled with your nayes.
1342
Enter Moore.
1343Welcome M. Moore, welcome,
1344What winde a gods name driues you foorth so late?
1346My wife this present night is brought to bed.
1351Such as (I thanke them), came to see my wife?
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