Category: Humour
_Din._ Why would you have me Sit down with a disgrace, and thank the doer? We are not Stoicks, and that passive courage Is only now commendable in Lackies, Peasants, and Tradesmen, not in men of rank And qualitie, as I am.
_Din._ Why would you have me Sit down with a disgrace, and thank the doer? We are not Stoicks, and that passive courage Is only now commendable in Lackies, Peasants, and Tradesm...
2. Chapter 2_Lamir._ Enough, I will reward thee liberally, [_Exit_ Nurse. Goe bring him in: full dear I loved _Dinant_, While it was lawfull, but those fires are quench'd I being now anothe...
3. Chapter 3_Cham._ I disclaim him, He has no part in me, nor in my blood, My Brother that kept fortune bound, and left Conquest hereditary to his Issue Could not beget a coward.
4. Chapter 4_Cler._ Peace, good Madam, Stop her mouth, _Dinant_, it sleeps yet, 'pray be wary, Dispatch, I cannot endure this misery, I can hear nothing more; I'll say my prayers, And down...
5. Chapter 5_Verta._ Why how now Cousin? Why, why? and where man, have you been? at a Poulters That you are cas'd thus like a rabbet? I could laugh now, And I shall laugh, for all I have lo...
6. Chapter 6_La-writ._ I have, it cost me half a crown, I bear it All over me, I bear it Monsieur _Sampson_; The oyls, and the old woman that repairs to me, To 'noint my beaten body.