Englishmen For My Money (Quarto 1, 1616)

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            Engli
                    sh-men for my money: or,
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                Moor. Mai
                ster Pisaro, tis in vaine to fret,
    
            2669And fume, and 
                storme, it little now auayles:
    
            2670These Gentlemen haue with your Daughters helpe,
    
            2671Out
                stript you in your subtile enterprises:
    
            2672And therefore, seeing they are well descended,
    
            2673Turne hate to loue, and let them haue their Loues,
    
 2674
        
                Pisa. Is it euen so; why then I see that 
                still,
    
            2675Doe what we can, Women will haue their Will.
    
            2676Gentlemen, you haue outreacht mee now,
    
            2677Which nere before you, any yet could doe:
    
            2678You, that I thought 
                should be my Sonnes indeed,
    
            2679Mu
                st be content, 
                since there's no hope to speed:
    
            2680Others haue got, what you did thinke to gaine;
    
            2681And yet beleeue mee, they haue tooke some paine.
    
            2682Well, take them, there; and with them, God giue ioy.
    
            2683And Gentlemen, I doe intreat to morrow,
    
            2684That you will Fea
                ste with mee, for all this sorrow:
    
            2685Though you are wedded, yet the Fea
                st's not made:
    
            2686Come let vs in, for all the 
                stormes are pa
                st,
    
            2687And heapes of ioy will follow on as fa
                st.
    
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        FINIS.

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Englishmen For My Money (Quarto 1, 1616)