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Englishmen For My Money (Quarto 1, 1616)
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sh-men for my money: or,
2040
Frisc. Farewell Buttericke, what a Clowne it is:
2041Come on my mai
sters merrily, Ile knocke at the dore.
2043Blockhead our man? had he not been,
2044They might haue hanged them-selues,
2045For nay Wenches they had hit vpon:
2046Good morrow, or good den, I know not whether.
2049
Enter Pisaro below.
2051You trifle time at home about vaine toyes,
2054Had well-ny mated you, and mee, and all;
2055The Dores were open, and the Girles abroad,
2056Their Sweet-hearts ready to receiue them to:
2057And gone forsooth they had been, had not I
2059But I haue coopt them vp, and so will keepe them.
2062How now, where's Uandalle?
2064Mai
ster Mendall you meane, doe you not?
2067Did I not send thee to my Sonne Vandalle?
2069ber, and wee were comming hitherward, and he was very
2070hot, and bade me carry his Cloake; and I no sooner had it,
2071but he (being very light) firkes me downe on the left hand,
Pisa.