Englishmen For My Money (Quarto 1, 1616)

            A Woman will haue her will.
        
            2357
            some of them get into your Nose, and neuer out after: But
    
            2358what an A
                s
                s
            e am I to thinke so, con
                sidering all the Lodg-
        
            2359inges are taken vp already, and there's not a Dog-kennell
    
            2360empty for a 
                strange Worme to breed in.
    
 2361
        
            Enter Anthony.
    
 2362
        
                Antho. The day is broke; Mathea and young Ned,
    
            2363By this time, are so surely linckt togeather,
    
            2364That none in London can forbid the Banes.
    
            2365
            Laurentia 
                she is neere prouided for:
    
            2366So that if Haruies pollicie but hold,
    
            2367Elce-wheare the Strangers may goe seeke them Wiues:
    
            2368But heere they come.
    
 2369
        
            Enter Pisaro and Browne.
    
 2370
        
                Pisa. Six a clocke say you; tru
                st mee, forward dayes:
    
            2371Harke you Mowche, hie you to Church,
    
            2372Bid M. Bewford be in readine
                s
                s
            e:
    
            2373Where goe you, that way?
    
 2374
        
                Anth. For my Cloake, 
                sir.
    
 2375
        
                Pisa. Oh tis well: and M. Browne,
    
            2376Tru
                st mee, your earely 
                stirring makes me muse,
    
            2377Is it to mee your Bu
                sine
                s
                s
            e?
        
 2378
        
                Brown. Euen to your selfe:
    
            2379I come (I thinke) to bring you welcome newes,
    
 2380
        
                Pisa. And welcome newes,
    
            2381More welcome makes the bringer:
    
            2382Speake, speake, good M. Browne, I long to heare them.
    
 2383
        
                Brow. Then this it is. Young Haruie late la
                st night,
    
            2384Full weake and 
                sickly came vnto his lodging,
    
            2385From whence this suddaine mallady proceedes:
    
            2386Tis all vncertaine, the Doctors and his Friends
    
            2387Affirme his health is vnrecouerable:
    
            2388Young Heigham and Ned Walgraue lately left him,
    
            2389And I came hither to informe you of it.
    
 2390
        
                Pisa. Young M. Haruie 
                sicke; now afore God
    
            2391The newes bites neere the Bone: for 
                should he die,
    
            2392His Liuing morgaged would be redeemed,
    
For
Digital Renaissance Editions

Reading Room

Toolbox

About this text

Englishmen For My Money (Quarto 1, 1616)
