The Tragicall Commedie
104But I will not call you noddie, but only in ie
st,
109Of Para
sites and Scicophants you are a graue bencher,
110The Kinge feedes you often from his owne trencher,
111I enuye not your
state, nor yet your great fauour,
112Then grudge not at all, if in my behauiour:
113I make the Kinge mery, with pleasant vrbanitie,
114Whom I neuer abused to any mans iniurie.
115
CARISOPHVS.
118
ARISTIPPVS.
120Rewardes geuen for vertue, to euery degree?
121To rewarde the vnworthy that worlde is done,
123Of Dogges woll heretofore, and why? because it was liked,
124And not for that it was be
st trimmed and picked:
126Therfore to a trimmer kynde of myrth my selfe I applye,
128But of the Kinges fauour.
129
CARISOPHVS.
132Which hath longe time fed Dioni
sius humor:
133Diligently to please,
styll at hand, there was neuer rumor,
134Spread in this towne of any smale thinge, but I
135Brought it to the Kinge in po
st by and by,
136Yet now I craue your friend
ship, which if I may attayne,
138So we two linckt in frind
shippe brother and brother,
139Full well in the Courte may helpe one another.
140
ARISTIPPVS.
142Yet surely you are a better Courtier then I,
146With hart I geue you thankes for this your great curte
sie:
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