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, Friend, »
ANTHONY' 8:51an I G'E'R,
Of Oukham in KengEfquirc;

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‘ @7019“- L’I‘FZ the Patronage-of triﬂeiJ ii: 1%}? éiézde?
$3“. @333 bath 1mg [z'm'e rendred Dcdz‘catz'wzjj am!
’ c 3’ Inﬂriptz'om ob/bz’gte, aﬂdmt ofﬁﬂréwz,
I perﬁéﬂ} underﬂdizd, 47251 6472720: éhfﬁ
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‘ weakneﬂég m" milﬁzll errour: [wt t/Je reafomzmd a’é’ﬁzzz/‘EJ‘,
for the tender quyﬁrvz’ce #32} pm] to yozg, are ﬂyjzzﬂ) t/mt
I cannot (ﬁx my t/Jdnkeﬁllneﬂéﬁrﬂ) 772472} ﬂz‘v‘ozzrk received)
[mt be ambitious topublz’ﬂ) tbem- Tow noble‘Fat/Jer, Sir
- Warham’ Sentliger (wbqﬂ: rewarégaéle U€VII¢€f ngz/i [232'
ever remembred) being; while bee lived, awaﬂeryﬁr 1792';
plenggtre,.én Poetr}, ﬁaredrzot to 60153 cmveife zvﬂ/J dim“,
wa/éneajfz’tom fortune: made it their proﬁﬂz’eiz, ammg
wkz’c/J, by the clemency of hi; judgementJ wax; not- in 1/33 159/2?
place ddmitted- Tau (the Heirs of/Ji: [Jamar am! eﬂate) 7'72-
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and glad graféﬂiorz afit‘ $0 the' world. 36/561643 (and it war

wat the leaﬂ encouragement to wee) manyof ewz‘neme,md

7 the héﬂef fuch, who difdained nbt ta tdké notice of mee,

have 42.923 thought themﬁalve: diﬁmmged, I dare not ﬂy
ihmourecl) to he celebrated the Patron: of m}: humbleﬂIg-v

‘ dies. In the ﬁrﬁ ﬁle of which, 'I am conﬁdent, 70% ﬁnd!

have no caufe'to blujh, to finde yourName written. I pre—

fent‘ you with this old Tragedic, without Prologue, ~01"

Epilégue, it being com oﬁd in a time (andthat too, per-
ad‘venture, a: knowing a: thzk) when ﬁtch h} mvmmentr3
were [not advanced abwe the fabricquwf the whole works):
Ac‘cept it I beﬁech you, a: it is, and continue you ﬁe?
waur'to the Inthorw '

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Your Servant,

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2/1757»! primw, Smnaprima.‘
Montrevile, TheobrineﬂJﬂJedege,wajting Women.
Monrﬁnvﬁa.

" Z OW to bee modeﬁ Madam,whcn your are 7 L

, A fuitot for yourfathegwould appcage, _ -L E

J; Ceurfexj then bouldneﬂe you aswhile muﬁ paxt . .

with" [be ﬁlcnce,and the rblufhings of a virgin ,‘

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IF by our owne forc’d imporcunity, ' L
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Gcﬁ-iupting bribes we can make our approches _ , , ,
* To juﬂice guardcdfmm us by ﬂame Power, ‘ ‘ ‘

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' ’ The unnatural! Combat.
in this bagge {hall wake hembough ﬂue bad drunke Ogiuu, 7
Or aaten Mandrakchc: commanders ‘talke , . '

‘ Ofcannons to make breache9,give but ﬁre ~-

To this ?etardeﬁt {hall blow open Madam
The iron domes ofa' judgcﬁnd'make you entrance,
When they (let ghem-doc what they can) with all .
Their mincsﬁhcir‘culvcrins, and Baﬁliﬁbs Y .
Shall cook gheir feet: withoumhisbcixpg the pickelockex ,
That never failes. '

Ma». Tis true, go!d can d‘oe much,
Bungabeauty morgwer'c I the g‘overnour, ' _
Thoughthet‘Admirall your father Rood couvﬁeé ’~I *3 ’5
Of what he's only doubted, half: a dozen
OFfwect clnfe kiﬂ'cs from chef: cbcrry lips,

' With fomc thort aé’tive conference in private,

Should ﬁgne his general! pardon.

Tim. Theft: light words ﬁr __ "’1
Dee ill become the weightofmy ﬁdfor‘tunc . '
And I much wonder you that doe profeﬂé
Your fclfe to be my fathers bafome friend, .

Cm raifr: mirth from his miil-ry».

W077. You miﬂakc me; '
I (hate in his calamity,and oiuly

VDCIivcr my thoughts freely, what I {hould doe...

For ﬁrch a rare peci:ioner,and if
Youlc follomhc direﬁiohs, X prefcribe _» . ‘
With mybeﬂjudgemenc I’ll mazkc out the"way y ' ' 5~ ,
For hisinlatgément. - l ' - ‘ i . , gi. ' §
Tim. Wi‘t‘hall'reall joy, ' ,
I [ha]! put what yen counfcll intoaa,
Provided it be honcﬁ.
Mon. Honeﬁy
In a fair: the client (tru&,_c.o my experience}; f
Scldcme or me vcr profpejsghe world’s wi zkedt . .
Wee arc mcn,not ﬁints fwcet Lady,‘ you muﬁ pramce, ‘
Th: manners of thctime,if you intend
gab“; fgyogg {rpm igdq got deceive your felfe '.

T68 unnatural! Cmént. .,
« By buildingtoo much on the fa'lfé foundations
Ofchaﬂity and vercue,bi_d gout waytcrs .
Stand farther oﬁand i'ﬂ come’ncexer .toyou.‘ ' ' z
2.‘ Wow. 8.0m: wicked counféile on my life. ' ' V
' 2.Wom. Nate doubt it, ‘
Ifi: proceed From him ;‘
> Page. I wonderthat

.- My Lord f0 much affeﬁs him. ‘ " - , . , 7 .4
’Uﬂz. Thou artachild andddﬁ not underﬁand on what ﬂrong

bafcs this frindﬁﬁp’s taifd between this Mouaireitik and our Lord
1\’Ionﬁ¢ar.cﬂ/Inleﬁm,but i1: pcach Lhee from thy ycares they ha“
been 3 3an purchaférsﬁn furs,_& watcr-works,and truck: to°€ther.
Page. In ﬁre and waterworks , . .0
, Vﬂa. Commodities boy ‘
_ Which you may know hereafter.
Pager And deal: in ’cm '

When the trade has gchn you Ovcrﬁs appeares (by the increafe 6f

you: high forehead. ,
Vfb. Heart’s a crackc: ‘ ’ ‘
‘ _I thinkethcy fuck: this knowledge in their milke.
Page. lhad had an ignorant nurﬁ: elfql have tide ﬁr ‘v
My hadics garmmnd can gheﬂ'e. _ ’
. «zyﬂa Peace infant, Theocrimfall: pg;
Tales out a {choolc take head you will be britchd elfc. ' - A
1 . Wm. My Ladies colourchanges. ‘ '
2. Won She falls-offcoq. , i
, TbeéXou are a naughty mau,iudeed you are,» 7
And I will fooner periﬂi with my father
Then at‘ this price redtemc him. ~
Mm. Take your own: wiy,
Your modcﬁ legall way,tis not your vayle
N9: mourning habic,no: thefe creatutes taugh“:
To'ﬁowle,and cry.,when you bcginnc to whimper,
Nor following‘my Lords coach'in the din,
Nor thatwith yea relic upon}: bribe ,
Will d9: is @eg :bgrejs {omgthing h‘eilikts better.-

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9725 uwatumll-Caméat,
Tlﬁdé‘cou-ffés in an old Crone of threeléoxe,

That had {eaven ycares together circle the court _
With tedious petition and Clamors,
F or the recovery ofa ﬁrangl’ing husband, ,
Topay forfooth the duties ofone to her, ,
But for a Lady of your r‘empting beauﬁes, V
Your youth and ravilhing features to/hope only >-
In fuch a {nice as this is, to gaine favor 4

Without ex‘changeofcousteﬁe,you conceive me, - 8 l B
Were madnes ac'thc height,hercs brave yongBemﬁrt ”W fab '
The meteor ofMarﬁliéﬁ one that houlds ' ﬁr?” B‘l’ ’
The governour his fathers will and power 5‘” f

In more awe then his owne,came,comeadvance, '
Prefént your bagcramm'd with crowns of the ﬁlnne, ‘
Doe you thinke he cares for moncyme loves pleaﬁztc, .

Bume your petition,burne ighé dates onyou, . ‘
Upon my knowledgego hiscabinetﬁoé
And bee will point you out a certain: courﬁz,
Be the ca 11% right or wro‘mg to havalyour Father , ,
Relcafd wiah much facility. )1 Exit. wean

' T 15w. Doe you hear: ? ' - _ . _ :revila. -.
Take a pamlcr with you. . » -
Ia. Brwﬂ I tell time tbereis neither ;
Imploymenc ye: nor money. ‘ . . .
Belg. I have commanded , ~ - ’ ' . » ’
And {pent my own: meaaes in my countries’fervicf, T 1‘
lo hope :0 mile a fouune. \ v ‘ ' ‘
Iu. Bmwf. Many have ho-pﬁlb, , , , .
Bat hopes prove {eldome certainties with fouidierso
Belg. I! no prefcrmgnr,lec me hue rcCeive
M y pay that is behindg to 5:: me up
A caverns, or a vaulting hone;-wm1c mealove x
O: drunkenneﬂcpr lcchcr ,th‘cy’l nerc fay]: me;
Shall I have‘that? , , l , . ,
y In. Beauﬁ As our prilés are broughe in, A -
Till then you mull b: patient. 1 " <
_ Belg. In the mean: time?

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7753 unnaturaﬂComéas. .\
How {hall Idea for cloths? _. ; . ‘ ,
ﬁn Beau}: As moﬂcaptaines dbé' , ., ‘
Phi‘lofophcr likc,caﬂy'aﬂ‘you barge about yoy. '
Belg. Bat howihal'll do :0 farisﬁe Calm Mawzﬁmg,
There ligs the doubt, . . A
» 15». BeauﬁThats eaﬁly decided, .
My féfhexs tables free forany man
That bath home arm‘cs; ‘
Btlg.. And there: goOd ﬁorc ofmeat P ' “
1n. Beauf. Never fcatc that, 7 , '
Belg. I’le leek: no other ordinatie‘ :‘hgn; ‘ V ‘
‘B ur be big daily gheﬂ without iavitementg, " '
And if my ﬂomackc houldblle feed {0 heartily
As he {hall pay me fuddainely to b: quit of ﬁe.
fat. Beayf. Tis fhez. ' , ,
_ Eelg. And further. , ‘ V , '.
E14; Bennf. Awayxyou are txoubkfome,
Eeﬁgnts of more weight.
Belg. Ha faire Theacrizze,
Nay ii: a valvet peticozc move in the front
Buﬂe jsrkins muff to the rent; Fknow my manners ‘7
This is indeed great bufineﬂ‘gm ne 3 gugawe‘ / ‘
i may-dance attendance, this muﬂ be difpatchd, ¥
And fuddainly, or all will goe to wracke,' ' Exit.
Charge he: home in the ﬂmk my Lord,nay I am gone ﬁr, Belggrdg

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1a.. Baauf.’ Nay pray youéMadam rifcj, or I’ll kneel: with yous '

Page. I would bring y'ouon your kneesgwere I a woman.
, 1m Seanf. What is it can deferve {o pom": mama, '
As a {uireto me? this more then mortal] forme
Was fafhioned to command and no: intreatc,‘
Your will but knowne is ﬁttved.
_ Thu. Great Sit,my father 3'
My brave dcferving father ,bnt that forrow-
Forbids the ufc offpeech; -
‘1». Beauf. I underﬁand you, ,
Without thg aydsofthofe interpreters
That: fall from yeur fair: 91:3,1 know you labour, ' ;
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Tbeﬂnha’tumyfo‘kﬁdt.‘ ’

the libertie ofyout father, atthe leaﬂ .
an squall hcaringto acquit-himfelfe:
and ’tis not to endure my {ervice to you; , .
though i mui‘t addc-and prayryou with patience htamigs
’tishard to h:- (ﬁ:&$d, in reffaeét ‘ ‘ K “
the State’s incens’d againﬁ him : all preﬁming
thcwoﬂd ofoutragcs his impious fonnc, ‘
tum'u’ worfe than Pirat in his crucltits
t-xpres’d to this poor: Countrey, could notbc
wuh {uc’h cafe put in execmion, if *
' your father (oflatc out great Admirall)
held not or correfpondencie, or conniv’d
at his proceedings. .
Time. And muﬁ he thenfufftg,
“his caufe unheard ? ‘
Beauﬁjun .As yet it is reﬁlv’d‘f‘o,
in their determination. But fuppoft,
for I would noun‘fh hope, not kill it in you’
'I {hould divert the torrentiof their purpoté, '
and render them that are implacable, '
impartialljudges, and not fway’d with {pittanc :
will you.) dare not ﬂy in rtcompmcc, ‘
for that includes a debtyou cannot owc mes
but in, your liberal! bountie, in my fuit
to you be gracious? "
Ibe'ac. You entreat ofme,VSir,
whatilﬂlould offer to you, with confeﬂion
that youmuch undervalue your own worth,
{hohld you receive me. Since thtrecomewith you
not Iuﬁfull ﬁres, but fair: and lawfun ﬂames; ,
but I muﬂ be excus’d, 'tishow no time
for me to thinke of Hymcnzall joyes.
Can he (and pray you, Sir, conﬁde: it)
that gave me life, and faculties to love,
be, as he istnow ready to be devout'd ,
Iby tavenmis wolvcs, and at that inﬂating! ‘
but entertainea thought ofthdfe delights.

 

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ini'which perhaps my ardor meets with yours ?
ducic and pietic forbid it, Sir; ‘ - ‘
Beauﬁjun. Bm this eﬁ'cQCCd, 23nd your father free, ‘
what is your anfw‘er? _
Time. Everic minute to me ,
will'be a tedious age till oar :mbraces- ‘
are warréntable t0 the world; . -
Bgmﬁjun. I urge no more, Conﬁrm: i‘: witha kiﬂé.
wac. Idoubly {éale it. ' _ ' ‘ ‘
'Ujber. This would'doe better a bed,,the buﬁncﬂé ended;J ’
they are the lovingeﬁ Couple. ’ ' .
: Enter Beaufortfenior, p5: Gwemm Montaigne,”
‘ ’ Cbamanr, Lamar.
Beauf. 7'8»; Hcre comes my father .
win h the Councell ofwar, déliver your petitiOn,.. ,
and leave the ref: to me. .
Bequflﬂ'nQ I am Torrie9 Lady, 7 ‘
your fathers guilt compels your innocence
to aske what I in juﬂice muﬂ dcnie. , .
, Beauﬁjm. For my fake, Sir, pray you rec:'xve,_and read its
Beauﬁﬁn. Thou foolif‘h boy, 1' can deny thee nothing.
Beauf. jm. Tbusfa: we are happée. Madam Quit the place,
'youihall hear: how Wemccccd. , ’ ' ’
Thaw. Goodncﬂ'e reward you.’ Exeant wacri'myjber,
Mmt. [t is apparent, and we ﬂay too long , ‘ 1’4ge,”Womev.
to cenfure Maleﬁrt ashc defErves‘. . ‘ ,
61mm. There is no colour ofreafon that makcs’for him :
had he dxfcharg’d the truﬁcommitte‘d to him, ' ’
A with that experience andﬁdelitie ~ '
he pra&is’d herctoforc, it_cou1'd not be“
our Navic {hould bcoblock’d up,and in our ﬁght
our goodsmade prize, our Sailors {old for Haves,
by his prodigious iﬂ'ue.
» Lan. Imuch grieve,
after f0 many brave and high archievemcats,
he ﬂmuld in one ill forfeited! tbegood ?
hg'ever did big COuntrey. " ‘

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‘Beaaﬁ 17:3;Weil, 'tis'granted. ‘ ‘ I V
Bemﬁjzw; I humbly thanke'you, Sir.
“Bewfﬁgmz‘a {haHhavehearing    

his irons coo {inrc‘ke oﬂ’, bring him befbreus; l '
bl]? ﬁaekc no further favour. _ ' , , ‘
Reauﬁjun. Sir, I darcnot. ‘ .- Exit Beduﬂ 7-“.

, Bemﬁﬁn. M onﬁcur Cbnmongﬂlmtuigmimour, afﬁﬂ'ancg
{by a Csmmiﬂion from the moi} Chriﬁian‘King
‘ , in gurﬁﬁﬁng, or ﬂeeing Malefort
, our late great Admirall :‘ thpugh I know you need not

inﬂruaions fmm me, how to difpdfé of ~
your {elves in this mans trial] (rhatexaas
your cleareﬁ judgements} giveme leave with favour -
to 05:: my opinion : we are to héare him,
a little looking back: on his fairc aéﬁon's,
loyal], and true demeahour, nor. as now
by the gcncrall voyce, already he’s condemn’d.
Bu; ifwe ﬁnd: (as moi’c beletve) he hath held ‘
intelligence with his accurféd fonnc,
falne off from all allzgcance, and turd’d ,
(by: for what caufe we know'noz) the moﬁ bloudy
and fatal] enemie, this Countreyever ‘ , '
repented to' have brought fort‘b, all compafﬁon
of’whathc was,_or may be, if nowpardon’d,
we ﬁtingag’d‘to ccn‘ﬁue him with all
"extrcmitie and rigour. ‘ '
Clad. Yon; Lordfhip [hams u
a path Which We will rgead in.

La». He thatleaves "
to Follow,'as you lead, will Ioﬁ: himfelfe.

Maw. 1’1: nor be- Gngulgr. _

Enter Bamfor: junior; Mantreériﬁe, ﬂiakﬁrtﬁﬁe
‘ , .Belgarde, Oﬁiseﬁ. "
K Beauﬁﬁn. He: comes, but with
a ﬁrange diﬂraaed lookc. '

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Have been: as fea-markestoceachiuch as were _ . . ‘ » I _~ 1
Secondsin my attempts,to£ieereb:twee11e 11‘, . I I,
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That when our [hip were grappl'd,carried111e 1,. 1
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‘ Mal meowcramptwithirohs; ' > I I j
Hunger,and co111d,1hey hardlydoe ihpportme; ’5 "
Butlforgccmy Elfe. Omygood Lords 1 ‘_
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Thelife and deathoﬁMaIeﬁrt, where are :16w . ‘ ’
Thole (homes (hole chearefull lookesithofe loud apylanﬁs
Wuh which whenlremrn’dloaden wi1hprileI , 1 .
You entertain 3 your Admiralleall’sfmgotten, "I ‘ ‘
And Iﬁand here tqgive accompcforthat ‘11., C
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1A1 10 believe from any private malice, ; ;1 ‘

Or envie to your perfon you are queﬂiqn’d

Nor doe the fa pPof 11cm want wajoht, . _
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e'v’n thokthat you had almoﬁ mice defeated,

' acquire fuch credit, as with themtobe . 1 .,
made abfoluce commandgr? (ppay you obferv‘emei} .
if there had not (hm: canine: pafé ’d batweenc you’rs ,: : 1, 1 ::
tharwhcn occaﬁmﬁrv’dyww‘oulﬁﬁym Mih’ em " 2 -
to the mine of Marcella. ?

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your tonne to turncA oﬁata? w > ~
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the State, 016 wcrnoixi ChEi’eéﬂ‘iﬁcgifa 1119i: ’ '99" 1 :11:
whicheuvzecouldimerpm feta erﬁg?‘ ‘- 1 ~

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[0 many {hips as doe infeﬁ our Caaﬁ z” 1'

and have 1:). our OWne Harbor [but our Name

comeinunfuughtwich? 1Pm1111i1w11111+ w _1 =1“: ‘
Beaufjun. The? pziéhim hardlyi‘o‘ 11". 1. 1 ’ ‘
Mal ﬁn. My Lords, viiith as muchbrevir1easlcan , 151:1
I’ilanfwer each pagqcularobgﬁéitm ,, , 11 i .. 1”
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hath {eference to W11: $10111?“ nchén-i'e him, , 4
or with 111 th’ agom’e oFm t'roiibie {01116, . , {f :3???

lightning had found him himbtﬁmﬁéﬁb ‘ ;
ou’llﬂyis from the purpoiei‘iéndﬂ'ﬁﬁéfere ‘9 i
Luke him 10 the Dcviil, andtr’o'iéﬁéiﬁmm
Did ncvc: ioyal'faiher but my ielfe 1 '
begcta ircachcrous iﬂTJe. > was cinniih *
With as much cafe to faﬂiiéﬁii ﬁi‘sitin nd'e
as in his gencmion co formé‘} 5333’?
the organs to his bodyt. xiiiiii1t‘ftiliﬁév""' ; ~ 1. ' 1
bccaufethac he111ltnplc'llsq’aﬁ‘I HIE" i ‘ 7' ‘f If
[would no: boaﬂ my a&1oas,WtisE‘WerE’ ‘- * 55 '” 'L 3
to upbraid my benefits to unchankfulimea. /
Who ﬁmckeche Turkiih‘ gallies' 1n the 31mm fyi : ﬁx
but M1lefart? mm'lfﬁlémnﬂimhmés 1,
whcmheywere bonrdedWﬁdeW‘édhﬂdé‘rhMCEeS 7 ‘ '“
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they did expeé’t to be chainfdeto’ ﬂicoszéﬁc: 5:, wr : :fafa': t; 5'
bdtyeur now doubtedAwkaiitﬂrenyéyﬁlpd"~ .. , /
theaire wichﬂxoutsofioy,anddidpmtlaimé; : '1 ~*: 2-}.
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but at the main: yard hunthhéiGaptaieﬁiapﬁ,;s-zwg , 2:; f x r;‘--:,-
and caas’dthc reﬁ’to be chiownc‘ovcffboord‘y t“ z ‘
mould afterallchefc proofes ofdeadly haEey-‘I 2:. f : ‘ ,
f9 ofccxprcs’dragainﬁ’em,’=cntertaiuetx _:. I . 3: ;’ ,2,
a thought ofquarter with ’emgbm'much leﬂéézsi
, '(tothe perpetuallruinc ofmyéglmicsa‘z? E;g;;x:§2w ‘
tojoyne with thcmgo'ﬁﬁié wickcdigimé' -
againﬂ myﬂmo‘chcr Countrey,this Marfelliﬁ 4 ~ H
whith withmyprodigallexpeucwfbloud ; ; . , -
Ibayc f0 oftprotcﬁcd. _ ‘ 333;: w :it'
Bamffm What you handout r2 , ﬂ
isgran’téd,’aﬁd applaﬂded,‘bur yctknOWQ j ’ ‘
this gloriousrclacion,afyouriaﬁiomé- .gg; - ,. - ; .,
muﬂ not to blind: our judgementsgas to ﬁlﬁct s 3 1" » ﬂ
thismoﬁ unnaturallcrimcyoﬁ ﬁandaccua’éxoﬁ / ,5 ;_;,.-‘i,sg j. 1;. '
topaﬂ’cunqueﬁion’d. . g . 7 ‘
Chan. No,you muﬂ'pmﬂiicéﬂ: c1333» 7 - "
'reaf'ons of more validitie, and wci ht, ‘ 4 v
to plead in yoﬁr defence, or we [ha 1 hagdly .
concludeyou innocent. _ 9,; L? T ‘
Mom. Thclarge volume of t :7 ‘ , L .\
your former worthy deeds, with ‘your expérience, ‘
bath what,and whcn toidoe',butmakcs againﬁ you. '
Lan. For had your care and couragc been: thcﬁme
as heretofore, the dangérs wear: plungd in
had been: with cafe preﬁente'd.

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0mitted' 111 the powerofﬂeﬁI, 11nd blmid. - . 1.; ~ ‘1 f ‘ 1:.
Evenin the birth to mangle the dcﬁgnés ":, 1 7 f .. .
Of1h1s bell-brcd wolfe my fonne. 7‘ alas my Lords,
I- am no god nor like him could forel'cc
His‘ cruell thoughss‘g and=z cuffed pmpofes,
Nor would the fun at my commaudéfor‘beatc
To make his progreﬂc to the other world,
Affording to us one continued light. .
Nor could my breath d1fpreﬂ‘e thefc foggie miM
Coverde wich which,and darkened? ofthe Eight
Their navie undiﬁzcrnd without reﬁﬁa'nce
Bcf'et 0111 harbor ? make not that my fault,
Which you in juﬁicc 1111.191 aﬁmibe to forcuﬁe.
But if that nor my former 5815,1101 what , ,
lhave deliverd,can ermIewvun you .. _ ., . , 1
To make good my integriue 511d 111mb - ~ .1. ’
Pup upthis bofome, and pluck: 0111111: heart . '
That hath beene cvet- 1915151111-

Beaufﬁn. How! awumpet‘ ' Atrzmpet
Enquire the caufé. .5 . ”£112,511.
. Mal. Thou {earchcr of menaslnartsg1 1‘ 1:1: 1 Montreal;
And furc defender oftheinnocenr,- = .7 ~ gee: of

(My orher crying ﬁnnes,a while not Iookd 011)
Iﬂ' 111 this am guil iaﬂhke mcdead, , . , , ’1,
O: by fame uuexpeﬁed memes camﬁtmc .1 .a _ :1 . 1
111111 accufdunjuﬂly. ,.
Enter Montrevile and aﬁa Capmme.

Beaaﬁfen Spaakc the motives . . '
That brings thee hither. ,

Cap1.From 01111 Admmu thus,
Had -es {11111: e ynu EJ111131, 511d deﬁne
It may be underﬁcmd 1' o pablike 1151:
H th brought him to M11141: 115,1101- (1‘: kes he
The wine 011111 cdumria, but 5111.1310th : . ; "
T0 wreake a ptivate 11.111111g; and 1f from you
He may haveleave ,anth 1- v10 d1c1de1: _\ ,
1.1a ﬁxggle.<:<.m’1b.1111a he’ll ngeag gooa‘ gledgts ,.

Tbé,.unﬁditlrall Coméatg’ .

Ifhe fallin the triall ofhisﬁghr, - , ' \
Wee [hall Waigh anchor andnomonc mplef’c ‘_ 3- .-
3‘This town: with hoﬁile armcs. _ ;~ “ ' g
Banfffemh Speak: to the ma,

(Ifin this prefencc he appearctqyou)

To whom youﬁring this challenge»

Cap. Tisto you; ‘ ‘f‘: :5 v ’ “ ' . “ /
BeaufJen. His father 12 33‘ 3 3 ‘i _» ' ‘

I »Manm.ICanit‘bc!-;. ' " ‘ V ‘- -‘ ~ w v «
Beauﬁjuu. Strange and prodigious; ‘ 3 ‘ ‘ g
M4143». Thou fecﬁ I Rand unm‘ovdz, were thy voice thunder

It fhould not {bake thecﬁ'y wbag: would‘rthe viper? 3 , ‘ ,3
Cap. Th: reverencca fathers name may challenge, ‘ l, 3'

And duty of: fonnc, no more remembred , ' ' . ‘

He does deﬁc thee to the death,
Mdﬁn; Goé On.- :-.; . ,- _ ’ ‘ 3 ~ .7 ,
Cap. And with his {ward WeI-l prove it on thy head, . » 3, .j , ,ji

3 Thou art a murthererpn Athcifi ~ , ' r; \

And that all attributes of men mmd'furies

Carma: exprcﬂe thee, this he will make good

Ifthou darﬁ give him meeting, g ‘
‘Walﬂn. DareI live, - , g » ~ -

Dare I when mountaincspfmyiﬁds orcwhclmemd

At my Iaﬂ gafpe askc for mercic ? how I blcﬂc .

Thy comm'mg Captainc, never man to me

"Arriv’d {o opgortuncly ; and thy meﬂégc, , .

However it may fccmae; mama death, .

Does yield to mcea {econ‘d hfcin during .3 ,3

My Wounded, honour, Hand I yet (hfpcﬁed :

As a confederate with this enemie, ‘ ‘ » i -

V3Vhomofai‘l man,againﬁ all cies-of naturc ‘ '

He mark; out fdrdcﬁmﬁbn? yougpejuﬁ ‘ 3 .

‘ Immortaﬂ p0 wcrs,aud in this merciﬁll,’ V .
And it takes From my {Orrnwaand my Hume - 1 3.
For being the fatherro {6 bad a foam, 3 ._
In that youate plcafd to offer up the monﬂep; 7
T!) my congaiong 131‘th and repent . ‘ , . .7

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‘T be unnammil Combat.

As you are bouml my honourable Lords
Yourillopinions ofme,mcgreat Emu: f, 1:5 1..
The father of the Roman liberty 3 , 1:2 «11 ‘ £2 1
With more ammd conﬂancy beheld ' r. 4'. .. - «z ‘- - '
H 11 traytor 161111, for labourmg vocallhome .11: 1
T be banifhcd Tarquin’chourgd wuh‘ rods to death,
Then Iwillﬂaow when I take backe the life 1 e:2 5 . . , "
This prodigie ofmankinde receivd from the. ‘

Beauffen. Weare {Ory Monf e111 Maqudre fbr 0111' War
And are muc h taken with you'r r’cfo‘latioh - '
But the difparity ovf yearegand ﬂren‘gt’h‘ .-
Between you, and your 121nm, duel)! confdetd
We would not {0 expoﬂé yen. ' ,

Mal. ﬁn. Then yo1i kill me ~

Under pretence to ﬁve me. O my Lords - ' ‘
As you love honour, and a wrongd mans fame: : 2-
Denie me not th‘as faire, 11110111111111“ ” 1 ,
To make me right againe to all the wbrld ’ ' 2 s‘
Should any Other but my {1111 be ‘choﬁn ' ’ . ~ ' I
To punifh this Apoﬂata With death, . _ 7
You rob a wretched father ofa juﬂicei , “ " :I’ é -‘ ~ . 1
That to all after times will be recorded, a ‘ 7
I wilh his ﬂrength‘ warn oéqtuple, his ekiﬂ equal!
To my experience, thaein His fall
He may 1-101 fhame my viﬁ'ory, I feel!
The pchrs, and {11111111101F twenty Rr‘ahg 111111 111 me}.
We re he: with wild ﬁre cite] ii“; Imda‘umed
W1 11111! make way to h1m,asyuadoeaﬂ7e&3ﬂ
Mydaughter Tbeacriu, as ya“ 21% ‘
My 1111: and ancient friend, as thou art valxant

 

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Inthismvjdﬂ peunonjbyomlaakw ’ 11 1 WWW.
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Bamf. 1911. You {hall orebeire me,-
Anci lmce you are {0 conﬁdent mycmcaulé, .
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The unnatural! Cam bat. ,
Then ych ever taﬁed, bynhe next ﬁJn-ne,
The difobcdizntrcbell {hall heareﬁzom me
And ('0 rename in ﬁfecy, my go‘ed Lords, f: >
To all my {ErvichI wiH die '6: purchafe
Rcﬂ toMufél-Iis, nor can [make doubt,
But his impietie is a parent chum, , . . ¢ _‘ 2‘
To edgc my {Word a'ndadck ﬁreﬁgtﬁ to my arm. A j 1 [Egmrm

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HEE did accept :héchiﬂén'ge then?
;. Gap. ~ Nay mare, ‘
W as overjoyd m c- -and as it: had been:
A fair: mvitemcnt £30 a folemne feaﬂ,
A 2d not a comb!“ to cenchide with dmb,
He chear’cfully imbrac’d' 1t.
364p. Arcthe articles
Sigu’d to on both pans. >
731. Cap. At the fathers ﬁﬁtf /
With much unwxllmgaeﬂéthe governour '
Gonfented to ’em. ~ *- 5
2. Cap. You are iﬁwmi with
63m Admirall- ,could you yet ncver lame
VVhat the nature oﬁthe quarrel] is,thal: readers
The foam, more then mcenfcd xmplacabk
Againﬂ the father? - i 2: - - .
. 1. Cap. Never; yet I have
As far as manners would gtve’ warrant to it,
VVith my bcﬁ curioufneﬂé after: 013de him,
, 13h“: (39:: with himin hi: cabin a (ﬂy togéchcr,

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7796 unnatural! C0025“; ‘
Yet no: a ﬁllable excbagg’d between us,‘ ' 3 ' v . .V ,
Sigh he did oftenﬁs’if inward griefc,‘ ‘
And melancholy at thac itnﬂant would v ,
Choke up his vital! fpirics,and now and then ~ *
A teare, or two, as in deriﬁon of .
The tougbncﬂc of his rugged temper onId .
Falldg) bis hallow-checkes, which but; once felt;
A {indd‘cn ﬂafh offury did dry up,
And laying then hishand upon hisfword, M , .
He would murmure,but yet ('0 as! of: hard him,
We {hall meet: crucll father, yes we (hall, 5 « ~
When i’lI éxka for every Womanifh drop. ,L,
0f {brrow from thefé cies, a ﬂriﬁ accomp:
Ofmuch more from tﬁyhsiit; 2):: . '~ ..
2. Cap. Tis wondrous Grange.

7 3. Cap. And paﬁ my gpprchegﬂpnj. ‘

”I. Cap. Yet what makes .
The miracle greatcrmhen from the maine-mp ~ - . ' g 71' '3 f
A faer’s deitride, a1! thoughts that do: concern: , '
Himﬂelfc layd by, no Lyon pinchd with hunger,

Rowzcs himﬁlfe more ﬁercely from his den,

Then he comes on th: d:cke,and there how wifely

He gives dircﬁionmnd how ﬂout he is, ,

In his executionsﬁe to admiraxion,

Ha vc been: cyc- witneffés, yet he never minds 3 '

Thc/bootie when tis madcou‘rs, bu; a’s-if - , . .2

The dangirain the purchafgiofithg pxcy, ; v . ~ :2

Delighted him much morcchcn the rcwardé, {-9 . , . . , _

His will madcknownc he does retigghimiélfc ,( ¢ ‘ ._:

To his private contemplation, nojoy' 32:; ~= ~« ' ;

Expre {T'J by him fggyiﬁtqrxé 235m» Mdléfinimim cf
2. Cap; Hear: hecomggmg ‘_ .. ‘ « .5 ~. »:;-’

But with mor: chearefull lookc": then everyec --» x: :1 :2; , M

If'aw'him wcare. : ' ”‘ i -r~ 12?;- ' "
Mal. jam. It was lwgﬁnce, rcfolv‘dyon Tags s»

Nor muﬁ IRaggangmmaylhgcanﬁgig V ‘- ‘

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Be buried in everlaﬁing ﬁlenee, '
And I ﬁnde reﬁ in death, or my revgnge, a ,
To either I Rand equal]. Pray you Gentlemen
Be charitablein your cenﬁares of me,’ ‘ ‘ , ;
And doe'not‘ entertain: a falfé belecfe ' ‘9-
That I am mad, for undertaking that . *'
Which man be, when eﬁ‘eaed, ﬂill repenteﬂ.
It addcs to my calamitie‘that I have ,
Difcouxfé and reafon, and Em: too well know
I can no: live, not end a wretched life,
But both waycs I am impioua. Doe no: thercfore
Afcribc the perturbation of my foul: H
To a feniile fearc ofdcath : I oﬁ: have vieW’d
All kindcs of his inevitable darts,
Nor are they terrible; Were I condemn’d to leap:
From the cloud-covcred brewes of a ﬁeep; rockc
Into the deepe; or Cyrtim-likc to ﬁll up,
For my Conntries ﬁfet‘ie and an aftc: name, , _
A bouomlcﬂ”: Abyffe, or charge through ﬁre;
It could not {0 much [bake me,” th’cncountc:
Ofthis dayes ﬁnglc anemic.

I. Cap. If you plcafe,8ir,
You may [bun it, or dcferit.

Maﬁa». Not for the wOrld :
Yet twothings I entreat you. the Erﬁ it,
You’ll not enquire the diﬁ‘etence between:
My fclfe and him,’which as a father once
I honout’d, now my dcadlieﬁ anemic,
The laﬁ is, if I fall, to beare my body ' , ,
Far from this place, and where you pleafe interre'it;
I {hould fay more, but by his {udden comming
I am cut off.

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' Malaﬁvrtﬁnior ; Belgaidefah’owing
‘ _ withotbem , '
Beauf. jun. Let me',Sir, have the honour
To beyour fecoad. D '

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Mann“. Withyour pardon, Sir, , ’
' I muﬂ pm in for tHat, ﬁnctour :ricciﬁ-icndﬂzip .
Hath Iaﬂed from bur'infancie. ,

Belg. I have ferv’d _ »
[I sder your command, and you have {can me ﬁght; A
And handfomely, though! {3y it, and ifnow ‘
Ac this downeright game, I may but hold your cards 6
I’ll not pull dawn: the ﬁde. ' 9 X
_ . MALﬁ'ﬁ. I reﬁ much bound
To your fo noblcoﬂkrsa and! hope - ‘
Shallﬁnde your Pardon, though I now refuﬁ ’cm; 1
For which 1’11 yceld Rrong reafo-ns, but as brieﬂy "
As thetime will give me leave. For meto borrow
(That am {11 pos’dthc weaker) any aid
F tom the a lﬁancc of my Seconds fward,
' Might write me downe i‘utheblacke liﬁ of thof'e, , 7
That, have nor ﬁre, nor fpiric of their owne; ,, ’
Bu: dare, and doc, as they derive their courage
From his example, on Wh'oﬁ: help and valour » .-
Thcy wholly doe dspeud. Let this {uﬁce‘
In my excufc for that; Now if ybu plcafe '
anoth partsm retire to yonder mount,
Where you, as in a Roman Theater,
May fee the bloudy difference dcneirmin’da , ..
, Yoar favours meet my wifh‘es. "

Mahju-n. ’I'is approv’dfbf . - '\
By me’, and I command you ie'ad the Way, .
And leave me to my fostunc.

Beauﬁjun. Iwould gladly V
Be; a fpeﬁator (ﬁnce I am d‘fffi’d", , /
T6 b: an A&or) of czCh~‘bIOW,‘atﬂd thruﬁ, _.
And pun&ually pbfem fem;

W41. jnm YOﬁ ﬂuﬂhh‘ve:
All you deﬁre ; form a word 01' MO
I muﬁ make bold to-entercaiﬂ'e the timégh \
If he give fuffrage to it” ’ ‘ '
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‘Tbe unnatural! C oméar.
‘ ' I’ll hcare’thees and thcnkill thee : nay farcwe‘ll. ‘ .
' Maljun. Embrace-with love 011-th ﬁdes, and Wzsh' g: ‘
Lcavedeadly hate, and fork. , ‘ ' -
- Mal. fm. From this 'plac:
A 'You ncre {halljﬁze bothliving. ‘ .. . '
Belg. tWhat’s pail help,“ , ’15:} embrace an bgtbﬁdmmd
, Beyond‘ptevcntion. ,\ 14kg kamfemraty aftbea
' Mal, fen. Now-we are alonc‘gSEr, father dad ﬁmm.‘
'And thou h‘aﬁ libertic'to uglodc the burthen , ‘
Which thou groan—"‘ﬁ under. Speake thy gricfes.

Mal. in». l mall. Sir ; , i - ‘
But in a perplex:Forme and method, which
You onely can interpret 5 would you had no:

.A guild: knowledge in your bofome of

The language which you force’me to deliver,

So I were nathing, As you are my father
‘ I bend my knee, and uncompcll’d ‘profeﬁ‘c

My lifgkand all thats mine, to be your gift;

And that in a bone: dutiel Rand bound

Tolay this head beneathyour fact, and run _
4 All dcfpcratc hazardsfor you: g'a‘fe and fafccie.’
*But this‘confcﬁ on my part, I rité up, " ,

And not as with a father, (allrefpeét, \

Hove, fcare, and reverencecaﬁoiﬁ) but as

A wicked man I thus cxpoﬁulace with you.

Why have you done that which I dare no: limit: F
And’in the aaion chang’d tho humble ﬁxapc

Of my obedicace, to rebellious rage

And inﬁlent pride? and with 91m eyes conﬂrainﬂm‘e
To run my Bark: of honour on airhclfc,

I maﬂ not fee, nor if I {aw it, ﬂmn it? ~

In my wrongs nature fuffers, and looks backward;
And mankind: trembles to fee me purfuc

What beaﬂs wouldﬁie from. For when I advanc; -,
This (word, as] muﬁ doc againﬁ your head,

Pictie will wecpe, and ﬁlial! antic mourne, ,

To {cc theig ohm} which you bug: up in me, _

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fT/ye unnatural! Combat.
In a moment raz’d and min’d, that you could
(From my griev'd {mile I With 1': ) bu; produce .
To qualiﬁa, not excufe your deed ofhorror, ,
One i'ccming reafon chat I mightﬁx here,
And move no Farther. ~ ‘
M41. 1;». Have I To far 101%
A fathers power, that I muﬁrg‘Weaccount
Of my a&ions to my {ounce ?or muﬂ Iplcad T
As a fearcqu prifbncr at the bar, while he -
That ow:s his being to me ﬁts a judge
To cenfure that, which one] y by myrfclfc
Ought to be queﬂion’d E moumaines feoncr fali
Beneath their vallies, and the IoftiePine
Pay homage to the Bramble, or what cm: i8 =
Prepoﬁcrous in nature, are my tongue ~
In one {hon ﬁllablé yEeIds’fatis-f'aﬂion ~
To any doubt ofchine, nay though it were '
A certaimie difdaining argument. '
Since though my deeds wore Hels blacke livetiea
To thee they {hould appears triumphall‘robcs,‘ ,
Set offwixh glorious honour, than being baund~ -
To {cc With my eyes, and to hold that reafon,
That takes or birth or fafhionzﬁ'om my will. ' A ,
Mal. jun. This fword diVIQES that ﬂaviﬂrkn‘oﬂf
Mabfen. It cannot,“ ' ~ “
4 It cannon wretcb, and ifthou but remember ,,
From whom thou hadﬁ this fpirit, thou darﬁﬂ not h‘opeit.‘ - ., ‘
Who train’d cheenp in arms bu: I 2 Who taught the: -
Men were men oncI'y‘when they durﬁ Iookc down:
With {come on death and danger, and contemn’d' *
All oppoﬂtion,:il I plum’d viﬁar‘te? ~ ~
Had made her conﬁanr ﬂand upon their helmets?
Uﬁdél‘ my thield thou haﬁ fought agreeasrcly .
As the yomg Eglegcovcred with, the wings; 7
0% hsr ﬁerce Dam, Icarnes how and Where to Pera ‘
Ail that is manly in thee,I call mine ; »
But What is was: 1:: anqumagifh, chin; owns? .

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And what: lgave,’ﬁnce thou art proud, ungrateful],
Pmﬁaming to contend with him, to whom .
Submiﬂlon is duml will take from thee. .
’ Look: therefore for cxrremities, and cxpc& not
I will corrcﬁ the: as a fonnc, but killchgc ,
As a Szarpenc fwolue with poyfon, vyhc ﬁltviving ,_
A litalc longer, with infamous breath, , , ' 1
Wcmld render all things ncerc him, like it (Elf:
Cog-atagious. Nay, now my anger’s up,‘
Ten thoufand virgins kneeling at my feet,
And with one gcncrall crie howling for meme,-
Shall no; redccme thee. .‘ {

M41. jam. Thou incenfcd. Power,
A w hiic forbaarc thy thuede’r,lec me have
NO aid in my revengeﬁffmm the grave
My mether. ' ' ,

Mal.fén. - Thou {halt never namc her more; ’ Alum Beauﬁjun,

Beauﬁ They are acit. \ Much/gabc ‘

2. Cap. That thruﬁ was put ﬁrongly home. three Sea Capt.“
Mamr. But with more ﬂrength avoydcd.
Belg. Wellcomc in, _ ‘ V
He has dravme bldud ofhim yet, well done oidCbCke.
I. Cap. That was a ﬂrange miﬂé.
Beauf. jan. That a cercaine hit. 7 1
Belg. H :e’s falnc, the day is ours; Toxng Maleﬁrtﬂaimg
2.’Cap,; The Admiral’s ﬂaine. ‘
Montr. Thcfather is viﬁorious l I
Belg. Let us hall:
- To gratulate his conqugﬁa.
I (Wee to mourner—
The fortune of the lbnnc. '
Beaaﬁjun. Withvutmoﬁ {'pced‘ T
Acquain: the Governour with thc-good {ucccﬁ’q
That: he may entertain: to his full merit,

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MetLﬁﬁ. Were a new life hid in each mangled Iimbc,
I would ﬁarch, and ﬁndcf-it. . And howerc to (om: ‘-

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I‘may {Eeme cruéll, thus to tyrannizc

Upon this {enﬂ-zﬂ'e ﬂeﬂaﬂ glOrie in-it. ~ ,
That I have powe/r to be unnatural], ~ K
Is my f'ecuricie, die all my feares, 7

, Awd waking jealouﬁes,which have [0‘ long

Beenc my tormentors, thercs upw no fuféition;
AA Faé’r, which Ialone am corifcious of, ‘
Can never be difcover’d, oi" the caufe

That call’d this Duell on. [being above

. All perturbations, nor is it in _

The power of Fate, againe to make mewntched;

Emr Beaufort jun. Montrevile. Beégardéﬁlie
' , time Sea Captain“. ,
Beauf. jun. ‘ All honour to the Conquerqur.’ Who dares tax
My friend oftreache‘rie now? ,, ‘
* Belg. I am vcrie gladﬁir,
You have {bed {0 Well, But I muﬁcell you thus much,
To put you in minde that a low ebbe muﬁ follow f , ‘_
Your high fwolnc tide of’happineﬂé, you have purchaﬁ this bag- .
nour at a high price. N , '
MaI-ﬁn. ’I'is Belgarde,
Above ail‘cﬂimation, and a little ,
To be exalted with it cannotlivour
@fatroganc: : that no this arm and (word,
Marﬁllis owes the freedom: of her feares, ’
Or that my loyalcie not long ﬁnce ecliys‘d,
Shines-now more bright than ever, are not things
to belamcnted. Though indeed they may
Appear: too deately bought, my falling glories
‘Being made up againe, and cemented
W ich‘ 'a faunas blond. "Tis truc,'he was my fbnne
While he was worrhy,but when he fhooke oﬂ"
His dutie to me, (which my fond indulgence \
Upon fubmiﬂion might perhaps have pardon’d)
And grew his Countriescnemie, I look’don him
As a Stranger to my family, anda Traytor

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juﬂiy profcxib’d, and hero be rewarded
That could bringin his head. I know in this
‘That I am cenfur’d rugged, and auﬁere, ' ,
That wili vouchfa fe not one {id ﬁgh or tear:
Vpon hisﬂg‘ughm‘d body. But I reﬂ «
Well ﬁtisﬁ’din my (elk, being aﬂbr'd
Thar extraordinarie vcrtues, whcnthey foar‘c, '
Teo’higb a pitch for common ﬁghtszo imdge of,
Lufmg their propcr fpleudour, are condemn’d'
For meﬂ remarkable vices. ‘

Beanf. Tis too true, Sir,
In the opinion of the multitude; - ‘ ‘
' But for my felfe that would be held your friend,
And hope to know you by a nearer name,
They are as they deﬁrvc,rcceiV’d. '

Mal. My daughter
Shall :hanke you for :h; favour.

Bmuﬂjun. I can with”
No happineﬁ‘c beyond it . v

1; Cap. Shall We havéleavc - F.
To bcarc the corps of our dcad Admirall,‘
Ashe enjoyn'd us from this Coal}?

Mal, Provided ‘ ' '
The articles agreed on, be obiérv’d,
And you depart hence With it, making oath
Never hereafter butras friend! to touch
Vpon this ihorc. . . .

I . Cap. * ch’ll“ﬁithfuliy‘performe it.

Mal. Then as you plcafe difpoﬂ: ofic. 'Tis an objc& "
That I could with remoV’d. His ﬁns die with him, I
So far he has my charitic. ‘

i 1. Cap. He [hall have: T 12’: Sea Captain“ hm)»: : '
A Souldiars funerall. bod] afmizbﬁzd muﬁch.
M41. Farewell. . ‘ , , , i ' "' /

Beamf. jun. Thefc rim _
Paid to the dead, the Conquerour'that ‘ﬁxrvivc: -
Mai! rcapcighe harveﬁofiiis‘lgioudy hbguy.

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Sound all land iuﬂruments ofio‘y and‘rﬁumph, ‘ _ l :3 :
And With all circumﬂance, and ceremonie. ‘
Wait’op the Patron of ob: llertie, '
W hich he at all partszme'rits. ‘ __ _V

Mal. I am bonour’d. ‘

Ba Wlld my hopes.

- Beauﬁ jam. ’Tis (hort ofnyour dcl'ercs;
Lead on : 6h Sir you mull: you are too modcﬂ. \
Emu with load mnﬁoée.

A&w fecundz’ Scmaﬁcmdx.
Tbcocrirze, Page, Women.

Tbeoc. Talke not ofcbmforr,'I am both waycs watched,
And fo diﬁraé’ced with my doubts and feares,
I know not where to ﬁx my hoPes. My Icﬂé
Is certaine in a father, or a brather,
0: both, limb is the crueltic ofmy fate;J
Ana no; to be avoydcd. ' ,. . ,«
‘1 . Wow. You mull bear: it
With patience, Madam.
2. Wm. And what’s nonin you
To be prevented,'{hould not cauﬁéa furrow
Which cannot help it. = « .7 n
Page. Feare not my brave Lord
Your noble father ; ﬁghting is to him
Familiar as eating. He can teach ,,
Our modem: Duelliﬁsi how to cleave a‘buctong
And in a new way, never yet found out
By old Caransa. ‘ ‘
1. Wow- May he be vi&orious, .
And puniﬂl difobedience in- his roam,-
Whofedeath in rcafon {hould at no part mové you:
Hebeing but halfe your brother,- and the neerncﬂé,7

7 Which that might challenge from you, forfeited

By his impious purpole to kill him, from whom
He teacivfd life. 7 “ __  ‘ ~ ,4 [bag within;

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'2. Wm. A genetall fhout; ‘

‘ I.Wam. ijoy. ' 'V ' C.

Page. Locke up deare Ladyﬁd new: never came
Ufherd with loud applaufé. '_ - Ewe! Vﬁtn
_ Thea. Iﬂand prepard, I _ ' -
To indure the (hock: of it.

7/ﬂJ. I am outyofbreath
With running todeliver ﬁrﬂ. '

Tim. What?
~ ka. Wee are all made, _ .

My Lord has Wont the dgy,you;-btother’~s ﬂaine,"
The pirats gone, and by'the’ go’vernout",'j -» 1

And ﬂares, and all the men ofwar he is' ,
Brought home in triumphmay no muﬁngmay me
For my good newes hereafter. ' ' '

Thea. Heaven is juﬂ! ' ‘ , . .

Ujb. Give thankes at leaﬁ-Irepake all halt to meete him ,_

I could: with I were a h Orfe that Imigh‘t heart you '
To him upon my backe. ,

Page. Thou art an aﬂ'e, , .

And this is a fweete burtheu.‘k , y i, > ‘ ﬂ

V/E. Peace you etackrope; " ' ‘ , ' » Extent. _

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A&wjécmdz' mm tertia. ‘ '

Loud amtﬁcke, Mmtrwile, Btlgutde, Bemﬁm junior, ,
Beaufmﬁniar, Maleforjt, followed b} Mm- ,
. wig”, Qbarpm Layout. '

Bcauﬁ [Em All honours‘vve can give you and tewatds
Though all that's rich, or precious in Marfellisv
Were layd down: at your‘feet, canhold no might
With your detétvings, let me glory in
Your 3850:: as ifit were mine owne,
And have the honour with the aru’tes of love,
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‘Tfre unnammll CW5“;

Tianfccnding all this Countrey cregcould boat} of. .. , 1
Mm. ImagigemobleSix-ﬁn what we ma1 j ’

Expreﬂé our thankfglneﬁ‘c, and reﬁt a(ﬁn’d ;

Ii {hall be freely granted. 1 '

‘ Cimm. Hee’s anc'nemiei ,

To goodncﬂ’c and to verrue, that dares, rhinke

? {here’s my other: hing within our power to give,

Which you ih juﬁice may not boldly Challenge. ., ‘
La». ' Andras your owne. fox: we Willem be g»

At your devotion. . 7 1 ‘ ' '
Mal. Much honour'd Sir, 7 _ ,.

And you my noble Lords,I caoﬁy angly,

The greatneﬂe of your favours erveIWhejme me, .

And likc too large afaile, forth:- Tmallbarke , ‘

Of my poor: merits, ﬁnks me. That I (laud: e

Vpright in your Opinions, is an honour

Exceeding my deface, Ifhaviog dong ‘ ._

Nothing but what inidmsc I 'I’roodrboqnd t9 : 2

And to expeﬁ a t_ccompe'nc‘e were bare, 1 ' /

Good deeds being em in themfel'ves xcwasdgd; ;

‘ Yet ﬁne: your liberarll b outnries toll mésgqhag

may wish your allowance bc a Shicor, ., ‘ '

To you my Lord I am an humble one, .,,

And muﬁ askethat, which knowue, Ifcarc you will

Centhrc me ovenbofd; , ' ' ‘ 1 , < ‘»
Beauﬁﬁn. ltﬁmuﬂ bevfomcthjng :

Ofa Erange naturegiﬁt ﬁndeﬁamme
.m‘ull or delay; V ._ ‘- , - .. -
(Mal. Thus then myhordg: .. o, v _ ’

S§nce yOu encouragemc : You arehappie in: . ,

‘A worthy fomnmgmlii: allsche; comfort-thac; - , ,. _ ,

F ortune has left maitbﬁeada'ﬂghiet,SID‘OW: .. f v ‘. .

If it may no: appéa‘re too mochapmﬁamption; _ ~

To feeke to match my 10 wueﬂfewich yomheighf; '1

I ﬂaould deﬁre (and if I mayobtaine it, _ . ‘

I write Nilultra comy‘hrgcﬁhoges )1 e; , .

Sh; may in your opinionubc‘thwght worgby,»

. . > ’ ‘ . /\

The unnaturaE‘Comém

To be recei'v’dinto yourfamily, ~
And married to your {bane : their yeaercs arecquaiig '
And their dcﬁreslthinketoog-‘me i‘mot ‘
Ignoble, nor mythic contemPtihle, '

And if you thioke me Worthy your alliancq,

’I'is allIdoc affair: to. ' .
Beanﬁjm. You demand _ . , 3
That which with all the fervice ofmy life
I {heuld have labour’d to obtains from you.
0, Sir, why are you ﬂow to meet f'o fair:

, And noble an offer ? Can. France {hewa virgin:
That may be parallel'd with héﬁ?’ Is ﬁuénor. j ‘
The thnix ofthe, time 1' th’e'hircﬂ' Ear ,

In the bright fphcrc ofsWOmL-n ?‘ ‘ '
, Beauf. [em :Be not rap’d {o : , N
Though I diﬂikc not what is motion’d, yet
In what fo nccre 'concemes me, it is ﬁt 77
I {hould groceed with judgement; '
‘ Enter ijer, T beacrine, ‘Page,Womm
Bedafjm. Here [he comes,
Locke on her with impartial] eyes, and then

lie: cnvic ifit can, name om: graC’d {carafe

In which {he is dcf'ecﬁivc'. ‘
Mal. Welcome Gide : '
My joy, my comfort, my delight, my a'lia
Why doﬂ thou come to greet my vi8coric

In fuck a {Ethic habit? this ﬂw‘W'd well , - , _
When thy father was a prifbner, and ﬂﬁpciicd;
But now his faith and loyaltic arc admit ’d,<
Rather than doubted, in your oatward garments
You are to exprcifc the joy you fecle within; '

Nor mould you with more curiouihcﬁe and care,
Pace :0 the Temple to be made a'Bride,
Than now,_when all mans eyes an Ex: upon you,
You fhould appear: to entertain: tho honour '
From me dcléending to you, and in which
You have an'cquail (hare. “
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77m unnatumﬂCambat, . -
Theo. Heaven has my thankes ,. ' h ’
With an humility payd for your faire fortune, 9
And {6 fme {fury bindes mc,ycta little ,.
To mourne 3. brothers Ioﬂé however wicked; .7 _
The tcndemeﬂé familiar to ourch
May if you pleafé excuf'e "
Mal. Thou art deceiv’d.
Hale living was a blemifbtoth‘y beautieg
But in his death gives ornaments, and luﬂre . ‘
To thy perfcﬁ'ionsbut that they are . ¢ - . .
So quuiﬁdy rare,thac they admit no: ‘ ' '
The l‘eaﬁ addition. Ha Iheres ye mgptinc
Of a fad tear: on th y cheeke,how it takes from
Our prefent happineﬂ'a ! wixh a fathcrslips; ‘ ,
A loVing Fathers lips, 1’11 kiﬂe ft of? , h .
The cauﬁ: no more remgmbgred. ‘ , .
Theo. You forge: Sir

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The prelcénce we are in. .

Mal. Tiswellconﬁdered; _, _ ‘ h a 33:?
And yetwhoisthe ow:zcrofa'trcafure,, , I 7 2
Above an valcw,butwithoutofﬁncc, . , ~ 'wi
May glory in the glad poﬂEﬂion of it. ‘ «z:

Nor let it in you excellence beget wonder," .f

Or-any here that looking on thedaughtcr, '

' I Fea R my. felfe in the imagination ' '

OFthoﬁ: {weer pleafures, and allowd delights,

I‘ taﬁed from the mother,wh_o [11H lives

In this her perﬁt modell, for, {he had , h .
Such fmomh‘sz high archd brows, fuch fbarkiing eies
Whofé every glance ﬁord Cupid: emptied quiver;

Such ruby lxps,and [hob a lovelyrbmWne, '
Dildaiuing all a'duhcrate ayds ofart,

ch’d a perpetuau {bring upon her face,

As death himﬁlfelamguted being forc’d

To blaﬂ it With his palcncﬂ'c, and ifnow, -
Her brightues dimd With (brmWJtak’eand pleafé you,‘ V ,
Thinkc ghink young Lord,whcn (he a’ppeargs‘hcr {elfe‘ _,

‘Tbe‘ unnatural! Com=éat..v

(This vayle‘rcmov’d) in her owne natural! purcneﬂ'e

How farrc (he will mnfport you; 1
‘Bemf. jun. Did [he need it, ,

The pra'xle which you (and well delcrvd) give to her , -

. Muf’t of neccﬂlty raifcnew deﬁrcs ' ;

In one indebted more to yeares 5 to me

Your words are bu: as oylc powr’d on a ﬁre,

That ﬂames already at the hcight".

Mal. No more; ‘ ‘

I doc believe you, and let me from you

Find: [‘0 much credit, when I make be: yours

I doe polfeﬂ’e you’of a giﬁmhichl f "

Withinuch unwillingnelfe part from.My good Lords

Forbare‘ your further trouble, give me lcave,for on the {uddaine I

am indifpofd to reﬁt; to my‘owae houfc, and reﬂ. To morrow

As you command me I will be your ghcﬁ, » ‘ -

And having dcckt my daughter like her fclfe;

You [hall have farther confe rence. '

Beaufjén. You are Mailer _

0f your ownc will but fay cnoti’ll ex e& on. 1‘0 um
Mal. Nay I will be excufdﬂ muﬁ pf“: wlth you Beiﬁngmd

My deareﬂ Theam'm givcmc thy humid ' e - ,1” "ﬂ- '

I will fupport thee. ‘ — ,
Tim. You gripe it too hard Sir. -
Mal. Indeed Idoe, but have no farther end in it,

_ But love and tcnderaeﬂ'e fuchias 1' may challenge

And you' mull grant. Thou art afwm one ye s' , ‘

And to bc cheriﬂ‘led. \ _ Tbejgae 0f
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71'? “ﬁlmmﬂ Coméat.
dﬂm tertii-Smna P’imée

, Enter Begufbrtﬁazziar, Seward“.

Béauﬁmfmiar.

‘ Ave you bccne careful}? ’
H ‘ Saw. With my bcﬂ wchours,
Let them bring ﬁomaﬂachcrcs .no wmt of meat Sir:
Partly and curious vimds are prepar’d,
To pleafe all kindcsnfappetices. ,
i Beasﬁﬁm Tia wail. : ‘ ' K ' '
I 10%: :1 table fumiﬂxc With full plcncie, /,
And ﬂare offriends to eat it, but with this caution, -
I would not have my houfc a common lune.
For Ibmc men that come tathcrto-devoure me,
Than to prefent their fervice.~ At this mm :00
It being aﬁrious and fokmac meeting, , ,
I muﬂjno: bane my board yetkr’d with ﬂudowes,
Thamnder othetﬁmens proteﬁionbrcake in

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Without invitemcnr.
5m Sew. With your favour then; v f ‘ ' / , I -
You muﬂ double your gard, my Lorifor‘ on my khUWled'gc -
There are fome fo {harp ﬁst, nmmbﬁkeptom
”By a ﬁle OFMuskcﬁerS. And"tis lcﬂ‘e danger,
3’11 undetta‘ke, to ﬁand a:vpulh 'ofpikc ‘
With an ienemie in a breach, that undermin’d too,
And the Cannon playing on it, than toﬁop
‘Onc Harpie, your perp'ccuallgheﬂ, from entrance,
W hen the d'reﬂ‘er, gheCookes drums thunders come on,
The krvice Will be 103 CUE.
Beauﬁﬁn. What is bee ?
Sew. As tall 3 trencherlman, that is moﬂ certaine,
As ere demolifhc Pie~forriﬁcation
As ibone asbatpex’d5 audit" the rim of his belly

   

‘Tbé 1111114111141? Caméa:

, Were not made 11p of a mach tougher ﬁuﬂ'e
Than his 1311ch jerkin, there were no defence
Againii the charge of his guts: you need; muﬂ know him,
Hc’ s eminent for his eating.
\ 1119‘me Belgarde.’
Sew. The (me, one of the Admirals calf Captaines,
Who fwcare, tharc being no war, nor hope ofahy,
The oncly drilling is to eat dcvéutiy, \
And to be ever drinking,(tha1’s 11110111 (I of) -
But they know nOtWhere to getit,1here’sthe {pita on t ‘
Beauﬁfen. The more their miferie, yet‘ 1fyou 131111
For this day put him off: ' *
‘1 Sem- It 1s beyond 1h”mve11_tion ofman. , ’
Beanf. [53. N0: fay this oncly, szﬁm to him.
- And as from me , you apprehend me > ’
S :1 '0. Yes Sir.
Beaufﬁn. But it muﬁ he dorm graveiy
Sew. Never doubt the Sir; . “ ' ' ‘
Bemf. ﬁn. Wee’il d1 he in the great roome‘,b1it let the muﬂck
/ And banquet be prepat’d here. Exit Emuﬁﬁu. ,
Sew. This will make him 7 ' 3" 5
Lofe his dinner at the icaﬁ, and that wit! vex him.
Asfor the (wee: meats When they aretrod underfoot,
Le: him take his {bare with the Pages 11nd Laequeyes,
01 fceamble 1n the rufhes.
Em Eelgarde. -
. Belg. Ti: nczrc twelve, '
I keepe a watch Within me never miﬁeés
Save thceMaﬁer Steward.
Sew. You at: moﬂ weicome,8ir. . -
Belg Has thy Lord ﬂ'e'pt well to night. > I come to enquire. -
I had a fooiiih dreame, that againﬁ my will
Carried me fmm my lodging, to learn: 011er
B How he sdiihos’d‘.
Sew. Hﬁein moﬂ perfe& health, Sir. ’
Belg Let me hutii'ee him feed heartily 11111111111, ,
And I’ ll bclccvc {o 100,er £10111 that ever

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‘Tbe unnatural! Coméat;
I make a certaine iudgemeut. ' ' - - , , ”
. Sew. Iqboldg furely {. '
In your 0 Iain: conﬂitution,
Belg. And in all men: ‘
Tis the beﬂ fymptome, let us look no time;
Dalay is dangerous. , / ,
. Sew. Trozh Sir if Imighc,
Without oﬁ'cncc deliver what my Lord‘has
Committed to my truﬂ, I [hall receive it:
As a fpeciall favour. ‘ \
Belg. Wecll fec’t,and difcourﬁ. . 3
As theproverbc fa'ycs for‘healch fake aﬁcrdin'ncr, '
Or rather after fuppermillingly then
I’ll walkca mile tto here thee.
Sew. Nay, good Sir
I will be bricfe and pithcc.‘ , y
L Belg. Prethee be lb. » y ' " L
Sew. He: bid me fay ofa’ll bis gheﬁs,thathe ' ,
Stands moﬂ aﬂ’caed t0 you,for the freedome, .
Audplainncﬁ'c ofyour miners. He ne’rc obferv'd you
Toytwirle a diﬁh about,you did not like of '
All being pleating- to you 5 or to takq
A fay of vcnifbn ,or ﬂale walc by your nofe,
(Which isa. folecifme ac 'a‘notbcrs table)
But by. ﬂrongeating of’cm dfd conﬁrm:
They never wcré delitions co:your palat,
But when they were mortiﬁ’d, ‘as the Hagonot ﬁycs,
And {6 your part growcs greatermor doe you , '
Find fault with the {a wce,kcen hunger being the bell,
Which ever to your much praiﬁwou bring with you”;
N or will you with imperdﬂentgrelations _ >
Which is a maﬁcr-pccgeﬁhenime'atcs bdfor’e you
Forget your teeth to ufe your nimble tongue
?But doe the feate you come fang ’ ' , ' ,
Belg. Be advil‘d ' ' y 7 V
And cud your .jccring sfor if you procsede ' Q?
‘Xou’ll fzclg, as I cm cane! can-be angrig,

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/ The unnatural! Combat.
And beating may inﬁle. '

Sew. I’ll take your counfell,

And roundly come to {he puma, my Lord much Wonders
That you ,that are a courticr as a fouldicr,

In all things clfé,and every day can vary

Yoar aé’cions and d_ifcourie, continue coafhnc‘ \

To this one (hire 2 _ \

Belg. To one ? (is well I have one, ' ,
Unpawndﬁn theft: daycs, every caﬁ commander is not bleﬂ With '
the fopzune, Iaﬂure you, bucwhy this queﬂion ? does this offend
him? ' , ‘

Sew. Notmﬂch : but he believes it is the rea'fbn,

You nere prefume to ﬁt above the falc,

And thetgtorc this day (our great Admirall-
With other ﬂares being invitcd gheﬁs)
Hcdoes inmate you to appeare among’cm,

‘ In fome frefh h'abit.- ‘

Belg. This ﬂaﬂ‘e {hall not {cm
To beat the dogge off, there are fouldicrs garments,

A» *d {u by confcguence grow contempcible.

Saw. [I has ﬂung him.

_ ’ 34%. I would I wet: aquaiﬁted with-che players;

In charity they mightfurmlh me, but there is

No faith in Brokers, and for believing Taylor;

They are only to be read of, but not Ecne,

And fur'e they are con’ﬁnde to their own: hells, '

And. there theylive inviﬁblc, welll mnﬁ not ‘ ‘

Be fubd offthugfatay you report my {ervice

To tht Lord governour. I will obey him

And though my wardmp’spooreguher then look -
Hisccmpany at this feaﬂ, I will put on .

The richcﬂ flit: Ihavc, and ﬁll the chairey ‘ .
That makes me worthy of _ £xit Belgarde. ‘ ‘

Sew. We are (hut of‘himj he will be teem no more here, how
Will b16113: mg for his abfence,he had ﬂarv'd em ~ ( my fellowes.
Had he ﬂayd a little‘longerawould he cood, » V ' »-
Fei‘ his own: gig: thif; a thin; and (hats the utmoﬁ bf

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this ambition, adcw good Captain: --— Exit;
Enter BeaufortSen. and Beaufart jun. "

Beauﬁfen; Tis a ﬂrangc fondmﬂ’é; : ’ 4
Beaﬁﬁjun. Tia beyond example,

His refolmion to part with his eﬁatc, .. x r,

To make her dowerthe waighticr is nothing“ ‘ :5 ’ ‘ ’

Eat to obfefvchow curiOIIs he is‘ , L ' ‘

In his owm: perfon to adde ornament,

To his daughters ravifhingfeaturcs, is‘the wonder.:.

I {Eat a page of mine in the‘way of courtfhip,

This morning to her to prefén: my Fervice,

From whom I undarﬂand all : there: he found him .,

Sellicimus in What: {harm Eh: [hould appeare,

This gowns was rich, buc the fafhion mile, the other ' .

Was quaint, and ncate, butthc ﬂuffcno-z rich enough,

Then does he cuxfé the Tayi‘o‘mnd in rage '

Falls 0:1 hﬁr Shoemaker, for wanting art "

T0 expreﬁ‘: ia every circumﬁwce, the forms _ ;

ther mcﬁ‘ delicate: foam: then ﬁts in cqunﬁﬂ

' With much ésiiheration t0 ﬁnde out

VVhac tire wouid heﬁ adornc her ﬁnd one chofm .7;
Varying in his opinion, he cearas otﬁ
And Ramps icundet feet, then tries aﬁsc‘ond '
A third and fourth,an ﬁtisﬁed at length
VVith much a doe in that,hc gg'OWEs agen,
Perplexd and troubl’d whEre to place her Jewell;
To be 1110?: mark’d; and whether {he {hould wear:
This diamond on her foreheadpr between:
Her milke-whitc paps,di‘fputing on it both wayesg
Then taking inthis hand, a rape of pearle. '
( The bcﬂ of F rance ) he, [’exiouﬂy conﬁdcrs
Whither fhcfhozald difpofc it on her acme ., ,
Or on her necke,with 29 qther triﬂes,coo tedious to deliver. _,
Beauﬁﬁn. I have known: him from his Erﬂ youth,ch never yet
Ina}! the paﬂ'aggs ofhis life, and fortunes, obférv’d
Vcrzues f0 mix’d with viceswaliant the world {peakcs him,
But with $9 H9951” lihggah it} his gifts too, 7
5 ’ , ‘ But

7725 unnatural! Comédt.
But to maintaine his prodigal! expense; » A ,
A ﬁerce extortioncr, an imporcntlover
{gfwomen for a Haﬁxﬁaut his Eres’quench’d,
“Hating as deadly, the truth is I am not 7 ‘
Ambitious ofchis marchmor will I croﬂe you in yeur affcedons. «
Beaufjuu. I have ever found you, ‘
{And ris my happindfc) a loving father, ' Laudmnﬁekh
And careful] of my good :-’--‘-- by the loud muﬁckc, ,
As you gave order for his entertainment,
ﬂc’s come into the houﬁ: mm long homes ﬁrm,
“'3 he Colonelg commifﬁoners and captaines,
To pay him all the rites his worth can challenge,
Wm: to waycon him'bither. :
Enter Maleﬁart, Mamigm, CbammgLanamﬁX/Ianirwile;
Tbeacrine,'Ujber, Page, Wane».
Buuftfw. You are moﬁ welcome,
:And what I fpcake to you,docs from My heart
difperfe it {die to all. Y
Mal. You meet my Lord your troub‘lc.
Beauffm. Rather Sir increafe ofhonour,
W hen you are pleas’d to grace my houfe. ' -
Bcduﬁjuﬂ.The Favourrs doubi’d on my pugmoﬂ worthy Sit;
‘Since your fair: daughter, my incomparable Miﬁreﬂ'c,
Daincs us her prefcnce. _ ‘
Mai. View her well brave Beaufort, _
Bu: yet at diﬂan-cc, you- hereaftcr may '
’ Make your approaches necrer, When the pricﬂ:
Hath made it lawful], and were not {bee mine, .
I durﬂ alowd proclaime it. Hymn never
Put on his (ﬁﬁron colouwd‘mbe to change
A barren virgin name with more good omens,
Then ather nuptiallsslooke on her againe,
Then tell __me iﬁ {he now appear: the lime
That {he was ycﬂerday, '
Beauﬁjen. Being her fclfe
She came: bu: be excellent, there rich
And cugious dreﬂingsmhich in Others might ~ '
A F 2 ' ' ‘" CW“,

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Tbs? unnatural! Comédvt.‘

Cover deformities, from her takeluﬁxe

Nor can adde to her.

Wat. You conceive her right,
And in your admiration ofher fweemcﬂ'e,
You Only can deﬁrve her; blufh not girle,

.Thou art above his praifépr minc,nor can

Obfequiouz. ﬂattery though ﬂue ﬂmonld ufé
Her thoufand oyldtongues to édvancethy worth:

Give ought (for that: impoﬂible) but take from

Thy more then humane graces, and even then
When thee hath {pent her ﬁlfe With her beﬂ ﬂrength,
The wrong {he has done thee {hall be {0 apparent,
That looﬁng her own: fervile fhape and name,
She will be thoughtdetraaion, but I _
Forget my felfc,and {omething whif'pers to me,
I have Edd too much. «
Mont. I know no: what to thinks on ’s,
But; there’s {mmc myﬂery in igwhich I fears:
Win be we focus difcover’d.
Mal. {much wrong ' ‘
Your patience noble Sir, by coo much hugging
My prcxpe: Mine, and like {he fooliﬂ) crow
Belirzave my black: brood Iwans.
Benuﬁﬁn. There ncedes not Sir
Thee: lcaﬂ excufe for this,nay I mutt have _,
Yoﬁrarme, you being the maﬁa of the fcaﬂ,
And ghis the miﬂris.
Tim. Earn any thing
That yuu {hall pleafe'zo make mcc.
Beaufjwy. Nay ris yours
Without more compiqmcnt. ” Lam? muﬁoke.
Exgum Beanfortjénior, Maqubrtﬂheom'ne, Beayf'm j m;
.2Msntaigue, Chamois: La‘nmr, Mamrwilc.
Mam. Your wéli’sa lawﬁr.
‘2th Wauid I had bcene borne a Lord.
1. Wum. Or I a Lady.

.‘Pag’et It may be you W?“ bogh beam: in cout-g _.

|'

Though

T198 unnatural! Coméat'.“

Though bred up in :he Citiefor your mothers,
As I have heard lov’d the lobbic, and there hightly
Are {cen ﬂmnge ’apparitions, and who knbwes
But that fome noble fawne,hcated with wine,
And cloyde with partridge, had a kind: oflongl‘ng
To‘tradg in (brats ? this needs no expoﬁtion};
But can you yceld a reafon for your wiihes? .

‘Ufb. Why had I been: bOrnc a Lord, I had been: no forum. ‘

, 1 . Wom. And where as now neceﬂity makes us Waytcrs,
“We had been attended on. 7

72. Wm. And might have ﬂep: then,

As long as we plcas’d, and fed wheﬁ we had ﬁomackes,
And» ornc new cloths, nor Iiv’d as now in hope
Ofa - {’c owne, or pezcicote.

Page. on are fooles,
And ignorant of your happineﬂé, ere I was
Sworn: to the paqtoﬁeﬁ have heard my tutor
Prove it by logicke,:hat a {crvants life '
Was better then his maﬂcrs, and by that
I learnt from him, ifthat my; memory faile not,
1’11 make it. good. ,

ij. Proceed my little wit,
In decimaﬁxta. -

Page. Thus then from the king. o
Toche baggagby gradation all are fervants,

And you muﬂ grant the ﬂavcry is 1:32:
To ﬂudie no plcafc one, then many.

'U/Iy. True. 7 - ‘

Page. Well then, and ﬁrﬂ to you Sir, you complain:
You ﬁrve one Lord, but your Lord iérvcs a thoufand,
Bcﬁdcs his pamons (that are his worﬂ maﬂers)

You muf’t humor him, and he is bound to Tooth
Every gximme Sir above himaifhe mene,
For theleaﬂ neglcﬁ you fcare :0 loofe your Place,
But if, and with ali ﬂ wifh obkrvation, . '
From :he migt,xi0ns ('elt'e,to the groom: ofhis clofc ﬂooIe,
Hc hourly feekcs notfavour, heis ﬁne " '
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I -/ ‘Tbe uﬁnéimmll Coméat.

To be eas’d ofhés oﬂice,though perhaps hibeught it.
Nay more, rhat high difpoﬁ-r ofall‘ ﬁlch
That are fubmdirzare co him, (Ewes, and fcares \
, Tin: fairy ofthe many-headed monﬂcn,
7 The. giddy multitude. And as'a horfe
ls {MI a horfe,fbr all his golden trappings; ' ; :
So your man ofpurchas’d title}:’ at their bcf’t arc W m w _
» Bu: ferving-men in rich livcries. , '
'U/b. Moff rare infant, v \
Where learnd’ﬂ thou this morality 3
Page. Why thou dull pate,
As I could thegofmy tutor.
2. Wow. Nowf'or us boy. , 4
Page. I am cut ofthe governour; ‘
Enter Beaufbr: ﬁn. Bemﬁrtjum‘or, Servanuﬁttz'ngfbrtb a [2.4729 rm.
Bmuﬁﬁm Qgickc, quickc ﬁrs, '
See allthings perﬁt. '
5cm. Let the biamc' b: ours ems.
Beauflﬁn. And as I Ezid when we are at the banquet,
And high in our cups, for tis no feaﬁ withou: it,
Efpccially among fouldiers : Tbeacrine
Being retir’d, as that’s no piacc for her,
Take you occaﬁon to rife from the table,
And lofe no opportunity.
B‘eauﬁjuri. Tis my purpofé,
And if I can winne her to give her heart,
I have a holy man in readineﬂ‘c
, To joyne our hands, for the Admiral] her father repents him ofhis
’ grant to megand '
So far tr’anfpbrted with a ﬁrange opinion
of her faire’fcatures,chac [hould we deﬁne it,
I :hinke ere long he will beleevc,and ﬂrongly,‘
The Daulphine is no: worthy ofher,[
Am much amazd wich’t. ' ‘ Exam: Beggar: fem
BeaafJen. Nay dﬁpatch therefellowe s. Beawfbrtjurziar.
Sew. We areready when you plcafc,-chet formcs your paré‘am‘,
It has beene fuel) a but? time I could not
' ' Tcnécr

.*; V,‘

‘Tﬁe unnatural! Com 54:.

Tender that cercm‘onl'ous refpeﬁ' ‘
Which you deﬁrvc, bu: now rhefgrcat worke ended, ,
I will attend the lclfcr,and With all care
Obfervea and ﬁerve you.
Page, . This is a pend ﬁaecch,
Anal lines as a pcrpctuall preface re.
A dinner made offragments. 5
11/5. We: way: on you... ‘ Laud‘Muﬁckg.

Aim: tcrtii, Selena tertia;

Bfmtfortﬁnior, lkfalefbrtD Montaigne, wamm, Lamura
Bemtfort , junior, Montrevile, Servants.

BEAVFORT SEN 1 on.

K

O U are no: merry Sir."
Mal. Yes my good Lord'3
You have given us ample meanes to drown: all cares;
And yetInourilh ﬂangethoughts, which I‘would QAﬂHé
M06 willingly deﬁroy ‘ / ‘
gBeauﬁjEn. Pray you take your place, \
Bamfjun. And drink a health, and let icibe if you pleaﬁ
To the worthieﬂ 6f Worﬁenmow obferve him. L
‘Mal. Give mac rhebowle, ﬁne: you doc me the honour,
- I will beginne it. ' , 1 ,
(72.41». May wee knowher name Sir?
‘Mal. You (hall, I will no: choofc a forraignc Quanta, .
Nor ya: out owne, for that would rclifh of V
Tame ﬂattery ; nor doc their height ofcirle,
Or abfolutc powenconﬁrme their Worth and oodm m3
Thefe being heavens giﬁg and frequently conér’d
On fuch asare beneath em ; nor will I
Name ch: kings Miﬂrcﬂé howfocver {bee
In his eﬂcemc may carry it, but ifI,
As wine gives liberty,may ufe my freedom: 3.
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7726 unnaturaﬁ , Coméat. v »

N or {wayd this way, or that with 'corﬁdence,

(And I will makcic good-on any aqua")

Ifit muﬁ be to her, whofc ourward foxmc

Is berm ’d by {he brsauty ofhcr mimic,

She lives mm the: with juﬂicc cm prenend

Animereﬁ to (hi: {0 facrcd health, _

But my faia'c daughter. He that only doubts it,

1 due: pronounce a villain, this to her then, {Drinkm
ﬁlm. What may we thinke ofthis? ‘ Loud maﬁckg.
Bmwﬁ ﬁn. "‘Ic matters not. -

La». For my part I will {00th him rather then
Draw on a quarrel}, Cbamqﬁt.
_ Mm. Tim): fafcﬁ comﬁ, and one I mean to follow.
Beauf; jun. It has gen: reundSir. Exit Beauﬁzr: junior.
Mal. Now you have done her righrﬁfthcrc be any
Wuxthy t0 {econd this, pfopofe it bouldly,
I am your pledge.
Beanf. [m Lets pm I”: here if you pleafé,

And easercaine :he time with fomething CHE,

Muﬁckc theremlbmc lofty ﬁraine,che {mg :00

That Igave order for ;jthe’new one cald

The fouidiera delight ? ,

The [522g ended : mm Regards: in armora caﬁ qf Caréim éybirﬁdeg
Belg. Whoﬂopsmec now ? ‘4' « ‘ -

01' who dares only {ay that I appearc not:

In the moﬁtich m‘glorious habit that

Renders a man compicatc? what court f0 {cc Off

With Rate and ceremonious pompgbat thus

Accourred I may enter 2 or what feaﬁ

Though hail the elements atoncc were tanﬁck’d,

To ﬁore it with varietie “tragicending

The cpriouf‘nelTe, and ceﬁpn Traians, birth day,

( W hex: princes only,and confederat kings

Did ﬁt as ghczﬂsJerv’dﬁnd attended on V

By the fenators of Romeﬁc With a [ouldicr

’In this his natural], and proper {ha

Might not and bouldly ﬁll; fﬁatﬁnd by H's

‘ 1

T66 unnatural! Coméat. ~ .
His'ptelént make the great folemnity ‘ '
More—honout’d andremérkea‘ble 2

, Beauf.fe».Tis acknowledg'd,

And this a grace done to me uncxpyeaede

(Mom. But why in armor ? ‘

Mai. What's’the myﬂetie ?
Pray you reveal: that.

Belg. Souldiers out ofa&ion,
That very rare,but like unbidden gheﬁs
Bring their [looks with em, for their own: defence, '
At court [hould feed in gauntlets, they may have
Their ﬁngers cut elfc 3th‘ere your carpet knights,
That nevet‘charg’d beyondamiﬁxeﬂ'elips, ‘
Are {ﬁll moﬂ keene,and valiant,but to you
~Whom it does moﬁ-concem,my Lord,I will ,
Addreﬂe my fpeech, and with a {ouldiers freedom:

~ In my regroofe returne the bitter chH'e, ., ‘ ‘
You threw upon my poverty, you cOntemn’d
My courfer outﬁde, andftomgthat concluded,

(A: by your grbome you made me undetﬂand)
I was unworthy to ﬁt at yourtable, ‘ ‘

Among thefe tiﬂizes, and imlmtoideriesJ

Unlcﬂ'c I chang’d my habit} have done if, ‘
And {how my felfe in that which I have worn’e
In the heate and fervor ofa bldudy ﬁght,

And then it was in falhionpot as now

Ridiculous, and deliﬁs’dghi‘s hath paﬂ through
Awood ofpikes,and every one aim’d it it, ~
Yet {comd to take impreﬂion from their fury

. With this,as ﬁll! you fee it frefhand new ' ,

l have charg’d through ﬁre that would haveiling’d your fables
Blacke fox, and ermins,and chang’d the proud colour

‘ 'QfSkatlet though of the right Tiriandie 5 ,

But now as if the trappings made the manfuch only are

/ Admit’d that come adorn’d ' -
With what’s no part ofthem,this is mine owne

, ' My {iChCR {Hit} a Elite 1 thuﬁ not part from, '

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But not regarded now, and yet Ecmcmber _
Tis we that bring you in the mcaucs of fcaﬂs,‘ (
Banquetgand revels, which when you poﬂéﬂ'é,
Wizh barbarous ingratimde you deny us '
To be @adi’ {berets in the harvefhwhich‘
Oar {weac and induﬁrie rcap’d, and lbw ’dtfor you.
The ﬁlks you-wearc, wcwish our blood {pin For you; .
. Thiamine plate, char. With the ponderous waigbc ,
Does make your cupboods crack, we (nnaﬂrigﬁted
With tempeﬂs, or the long and tedious way,
0': dreadful] monﬁers of thC decpc, that wait
With open jawesﬂill ready to demure us) 4
F etch From the other world.- L's: i: not then.
In aftér ages to your {hams be {pokcn,, '
\ That you With no relenting eyes looke on
Our wams that Feed your pleads; or conﬁlme
In prod§galL and wanton gifts on Drones.
The Kingddmcs ucafure, ygz drtaine from us , V ,_
. The d: b: that Wii'h the hazard ofour lives, ' '
We have made‘you Rand ingag’d for. : or force us» '
Agaioﬁ ail civili government in armour ‘
To require chat, which with all williogncﬁé
Should be zender’d, ere demaudéd '
Bmuffm. I commend. . ‘ ,.
This wh 011mm fharpneﬂ‘cin your, and prefcrit
Before obféquioos tameacﬂéﬂt (h;wes lovely :.
N or (hail the mine gf your good couuféll fall -
Upon the barrenﬁndabuz {pvizg up ﬁuic ,
Such as you long haw: Wifhi for. And, thé rcf’c ‘
Ofyour profcﬂion like you dithoncentedn ’
For won: oﬁmcanegfhali‘inlphcir prdém‘payment *
Be boﬁnd to prdafehjroupbqldnet’fe:_ gand hereafter
Iwm cak: order yoo‘ {hill have no céufé,
For want ofchangc to put your armour on
Bucin the Fate of an enema; not as now; ' j . m
Among? your fxicndsg To {hat Whi‘h igdfas to you; - ,

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W): unnatumﬂ "Combat.
Ta £133th 3 on like you: 1311:, 01 min: owne bountiTe
I’ll adde ﬁve hund red crownes. '
Chum. Ito my power
Willfollow the example. 4
Meat. Take this Captaine, : ‘ :
Tia all my prefenr ﬂare, but when you pleaIC, "
Command me further. ' ” ‘
Lam. Icould wifh 1cmorc. “ ‘
Belg. This‘ 1: the luckieﬂ aef’c ever Came from me;
Let a Souidicr uie no other So: ibe to draw
The fame of his petition. This will Ipccd
When your thrice humble ﬂapplications, -
With prayers for eucreatc of 13.323313 1) and honours
To their grave Lordfhip3 03331135 {gone as mad
Be pocketted up, the caoﬁ no more remembrcd.
When this dumbRbccorique.We11,1 have 3111?,
3Which Iin thankﬁllacﬂ‘c for yourn area: favours, ‘
‘ My noble Lords, when you pleafc to command It,
Muﬂ never think: mine owne. Broker, be happic,
Thcfé golden birds 11% e to thee. . S Exit Bel‘garde.
Beauf. fen. You are dull, Sir,
And {ecme not to be taken with the paﬂ‘age '
You {aw prefented.
Mal. Paﬂégc. 3 I o1)ferv’d none,
My thoughts Were elfcwhere buﬁed. Ha. 1 fhc' 18
In danger to be 101-1, to be 1011 for ever, ' '
Iflpecdily I come not to hcrercue,
For Io my Grr3z'mtels me. ' 3
Warm. What Chimera 1'
W3. rkc on your phantafic? .
Mal Phantaﬁés. 7 They are truths.
When: is my T keamne ? You have plotted .
‘ Tu r01) me. of my Dwghtel‘ '3 bring me to h'er,‘ —
Orl’ 11 C331] gown: the Sdiuts to wimcﬂ'c for m: .
You arr 1 hr: If: itablc.
B33333; fa. You amaze me,
You: Daughter sIate, and now exchanging conrtﬂaip
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‘ ‘ . o , 779': unnaturallCombat.,»
With my fonne her férvant, why do: you hear: this
With fuch-dmraﬁed lookcs ?:ﬁncc tomha: end
w. ' You brought her hither 2 -
' ‘Malw ~Tis confcﬁ’d I did,
~/ » But noviﬁray you pardonme,and ifyoupkaﬁ
~ ' , Ere {Beaelivcr up hcrvir-gin fort,
I would obférve whatis If): an be ufés
In planting his artillery againﬂ it,
She is my only care, normuﬂ ﬂue yidd.
Bu: upon noble termcs. : '
Beauﬁﬁtz. Tis {0 determine}.
Ma. Yet I am jealous. '
Mont. Overmuch Heart.
What paﬂiohsare thcﬁ? ‘
Beauﬁfm. Come I will bringyouh o '
‘Where you,with chef: if they f0 plcafe, may Q:
The lovc-ﬂ mm: aé’ted. ,
Montre.‘ There isfomething more
Then fatherly love in this" ' ~
Monti. We way: upon you. , Exam 0mm. '

dam tertg'j Scxna‘I/‘ltimd-
Beaxfm itm. Tim crine. - _
Buuﬁ jun. Since thenTyou meet my ﬂames wit‘h-equaﬂ Oldﬁ-
' As you profeﬂe, it is your bounty miﬂreffc, '
N or muff I call it debt, yet tis your glory, _
That your cxchc, {applies my wan t,‘ and makes met
Stronglin my weakcncﬂc, which could ncvu bee,
' ' But in your good opinion. 7
Theo. You teach me Sir, , ' ‘ '
"What I {hould fay,ﬁnce from you": {Em ofﬁivour,‘
I like dimme Phoebcﬁni herfeifc obféure,
Borrow that lightibwe. .
Beauﬁjrm. Which you retufne ‘
With large incrcaf: (ﬁnccrthac you win orecomes ‘
And I d are notxcommdgmrc yéu bu: pkasﬁ’ '

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7/726 unnatural! Coméat.
To make what’s yct divided one, ' \
Tim. I have \
Ahead y in my wifhes, modcﬁy
Forbids me to {peaks moré. ' »
Beauf, jun. but what affurmce, ..
(But ﬂill without otfcnce)may I demand
Thai: mzy fecurc me that your heart and tongue * -
Joynato make u this harmonic? '
Theo. Choo c any ~
Suiting your love diﬁinguiihcd From Iuﬂ,
To ask: and mine to grant. ‘ _
8x!” (a: unﬁem} Buuﬁrtjeuior,Mal¢fon,Maxtmiitpnd tbs nﬁ'.
Bean fén, Yonder they are; ' ‘
Mal A: diﬁance too,,risyet Well.
Bamﬁjun. I may take then «
- This hand,and with a thouf'and burning kifﬁis,
\ Swear: :53 the anchor to my hopes? .
Theo. You may Sir. , 2:
Mat. This is fome what too much.
Bcauf. inn. And this-donc,view my Rife
In thefe true mirrors. .
7‘ 1m. Ever crew to you Sir, —. ,
' And may they loofe th’abilitie ofﬁght,
When they feéke other objeai
Mal. This is more
‘ Then I 'can giveconfcnt to.
Beauf. inn. And a kiire,~

3.

Thus printed on your lips wilinotdiﬂaﬂ'you ?
Mal. Her lips! ,. x - I
Mantra. Why where fhouldhc [(13% P are you-diﬂsaﬂed ?"
Beauﬁim. Then when this holy man hath madci: lawfulh
hing: in a-Priajl'.
Mal. A priebe ready too 1 I muﬂ brea ke iii.
,Beauf. ism. Andwhat’s fpoke here is regiﬁtcd above,..
I muﬂ ingtoﬂé thofe favours :o-my fclfe
Which are no: to bc-nam’d.
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:1 cannot prize too high. For howfoevcr

_ ..‘T£e*unnatumll~€oméw.
But what they are I know not. " ’ ‘
Bedgﬁjmz. I’H itlﬂlﬂfﬁ you. _
1244!. 0 how my bloud .boylcs'! ,
Mam. Pray ygu contain: yourlE-If'e,

» 'M :h inkes his coartfhip’s modeﬁ.

Bmﬁ jam. Then being mine, , ‘ ’ ' 7 ,3 _ .
And Whofi}; mine, the riVef'of‘yourlovc .‘ _
To kinfmeu 3nd ames, my to ydurfat‘hcr, .
(ﬂower: out of his tendcrneﬂc h: admires you)

« M u-ﬂ in the Ocean of your affeé’cion“

To me be fWalIow’d 11?, and want a name
Compar’d with what yen owe me.

Thane. Tismoﬁ ﬁr, Sir, , ,
The ﬂrongcr bond that bindes me to you, mutt * i
DiIToIve the weaker. ' ' ~ ‘

Mal. [am ruin’d if
[come not fairely off. ,

Bmuﬁﬁn. Thcrcs necking wanting
But your donfent, _ ‘ ' / _

Mal. Same ﬂrangc invention aid me. Aﬁda.
This ! yes, itmuﬂ be 1?). - — ~ -

Momr. Wh y doe you ﬂaggera '
When what you fecm’d {0 much to with i‘soffcrd?

Buuﬁjqu. Both panics being agreed to.

Beaufljeu. I’ll not court , V _
A grant From you, nor doc I wrong your Daughter,
Though I fay my (bum: da_ﬂerves her. ' ‘

Mal. Tts ﬁt from ‘
My humbla i houghts to undervaluehim ' "

F tom my owne ford induigénce i have fung 0 ~
He: praifés with too prodigal! a tongue, '
Thatrendcrncm laid by,l ﬁamd conﬁrmd , ,
All that: I fancied excellent in her
8 :llanc’d, vn irh what is really his owne,
Haws waighc in no preporcioa. 7

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,, Bmﬂf.

\ Tbe unnatural! Com éat.
Beaufﬁn. Whither tends this? ‘ -
Mal. . Had yo-u obferv’d,my Lord,
,, ‘With what a fwcet gradation he wood, /
y > As Idid punﬁual‘ly, you came: blame her, _ ‘ ' :4
Though (he did liﬂcn 'with a greedic ear: '
_ To his fair: model} offers; but ('0 great;
A good as [hm ﬂow‘d whet, (hould have been:
With more deliberation entertaind, ‘
And not With {uch haﬂe fwalbwd, (h: {hall ﬁrﬁ» .
Canﬁdu feriouﬂy what the blcfﬁng Is,
And in what ample manner cc give thanks far’t,
Andthen receivcit. Add though I {hallthinké‘ ‘ ,7 7. ,.
Short minutes yeercs till it be perﬁtted', .- ~ ‘ ' n.
x I win defér that whicahI moﬂ dcﬁre, _ V
Ami 1b muﬂ the, till longing cxpeétation, ‘
Tim heightens pleafurgmakes her truly know
, Ha: happineﬂé, and with what oucsﬂrcatchtarmes
She mull embraceir. "' ,
Beauf jmi. This is curiouﬁzeﬂ‘c
Bicygnd gxample.
A Mal. Lvst it: then begin
‘ me mc, in whats mine owne I’ll 11?: my Wm,“ .
And yceld no further reafon. Hay claim: to .
The libertie ofa fubjcé’c’. Fall not off“,
But bepbcd‘zcnc, Or by the hair:
1’11 drag this home. Cenfura me as you pleafé,
I’ll take my own]: way, 0 the inward ﬁres , , 1
That wanting vanr canfume me 2: I“ ' Exit'witb Thanks;
Mann. sz mat} certaine P. m” ’m ' ¥
Bees mad‘ or warfé.
' Beau]? HOW, worﬁ: ?,
Monsr. Nay, ihcre I leave you;
My thoughts Are free.
Beau]. jmz. This I forcﬁw;
Bgayffen. Take comfort,
H (hall walka in cluuds, but: I’ll difcgvgr him :‘~~
And he; (hail ﬁade, and tale, it he cxcute nor, *
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V VHat ﬂames are thefc my wild deﬁres Fan in me 2
The torch that feeds them, was not lighted ac
Thy altars, Cupid : vindicacethy ﬁlfe,
And doc notpwn it : and conﬁrmei: rather,
That this infernall brand that came; me cyndars,

‘ Was by the fnakc- hair'd Siﬂers throwneinto
My‘guilcie bofbme. O that I Was ever , _
Accurs’d in having iHue : my {bums blond,
(Thatlikeche poytbn’d {hirt ofHerm/n
GroWes to each part about mg) which my hat:

Fors'd from him with much Willingneﬂé, may admit
Some weakc defence; but my 'moﬂ impious Iove‘
To my faire daughter Tbeacrim, none.

Since my aﬂ’eﬁion (gather wicked luff)

That does purfue her, is a greater etime .

Than any dcteﬂation, With which ‘ . h ,
I [hould afﬁiﬁ her innocence. With wharcunning ' ‘
I have betray’d my fclfe, and did not féeie

The fcorchiag heat that now with Faric rages

Why was! tender of her? covér’d with .

That fond difguifc, phis mit’chiefe ﬂole upon me.

' I thought it no offence to kiﬂ'e her often,

0r twine mine armes about her {oﬁcr neck,

And by Falﬁ: fhadowes of a fathers kindneﬂe

I long deceiv’d my {élf'ca but now the eﬂ’c& “
Is too apparent. How I ﬂrove to be

In hempinion hcld the worehieﬁm'an

In courcﬂlip, fame, and feature, envying him

 

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That was preferd before met, and yet then ‘ ' '
My wiihes to my fclfc were not digsover’dj.” . . . ’ D
But ﬁil-l my ﬁres incx'cas’dgandxvith delight ‘ _ i “ ‘
I would call her miﬂrefié,wilﬁtlly forgetting ‘
The name ofdaughter chooﬁng rather {he , a
Should ﬁile me fervant,then with reverence father; f

  

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Butin’my troubled ﬂumb‘eir’sfofteht‘ﬁﬁdugﬁé’j”""

Shae Was too nccre to‘t’n'e,¥;t‘nd’>chen' ﬂéépihg bllﬁ’d .. .: ; :

At my imagination which pafs’d ' ‘ ' 7 I

My eyes being open, not condemning it, ‘7 7‘ ,

IW’a‘s ravifh9 d Wiéh’thc‘pileaﬁirblo’FfHédlcamc, 1; *1 'f'_ f
‘yYetafpight ofithcfe'terﬁptéfrionaslIf’hﬁygé‘fééfbﬁ:'3' 53“ 7" I .. ‘.
That pleades againﬁ?cm,.and co.mmaﬁdsim’e ft) 5 77'

Extinguiih theft: abhominable ﬁres, ’ ' " ' '

And I Will doe itD I WiI-l fénd her backg-g I * .. _ g ,

To him that loves heri‘l-aswfuli‘lys. ’Witﬁiﬁtﬁefé‘?’ ‘

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Thane. Sir did you call? f' : 5:7? 7 5
Mm’ef. Ilodke no fooner on heiy ‘ f ,

But all my boaﬁed power oﬁreafon leaves me, : . ,, "
1 And paiﬁon again'ciufurpés hér?iEmpi¥egéoe§:Bﬁiéﬂf’é‘yﬁit' ma;
Theoc. I am wretched ﬁraﬂxoulgiEaﬁbiWEEiiﬁbrc duty? ' "
Maleﬁ This is worﬁ: then difobediéﬁtéﬂéévémé. ' ' ‘ ‘
TbeacOn my»kne,es ﬁr,aS~I havedVer‘ fquard my wilIIby yours.
. And Iik’d, and loath’d With y'our-eyes :L‘I byefc‘ech you

i To teachmcmhacthenam’rejofmy fault is,‘ _, 1 ' .,

That hathincenfd you,(ﬁ1¥etis> 61160}? WatakEhéﬂEI’ ’ » ' I .
,And not ofmalice) which 5 YOﬁf'gentlerte‘mpér * ; ‘ ”
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Under your dread command. ' ‘ T j ' "
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Tbs unnaturallCam-ba t».
B y this grow heavier on me. .
ThwaDcare ﬁr: . ,
’ Lﬂ/[aleﬁ Peace, I muﬁ not'hcarc'thcc.
Them Nor lookc on me. ~
'(Malcf. N o, thy lookes and words are charm'csa
Time. May they have power then ,
To calmc thc-tcmpcﬂ ofyour wrath,a1as ﬁr,
Did I but know in what I give offence
' In my repentance I would thew my forrow,
« For what is pathand in my care hereafter
Kill the~octaﬁon or ccafe to be , \ ~ ,
Sincc life without: your favour is to me a load I Would caﬂ' oﬂ’. A
Waqu; O that my heart Were rent in fundcr, that Imigbt cx-
Thc cauﬁ: in my death buried : yet I know not (pin,
With ﬁnch prevailing Oratory ’cis bcg’d from me:
That to deny thee wouldvconvince me to
Have fuck’d the milk: ofogcrs, rife, and I
But in‘a erplcxd', and miﬂcrious method.
Will maEc relation that which all the World 7
Admire: and cries up in thee for perfcétious, ‘
Are to unhappy me fouleblcmiﬁics,
And mulﬁs in nature. Ifthou hadﬂ becnc borne
Dcformd and .c‘rookgdgn the fcaturcs of ,
Thy body, as :hc manners ofthy mindg, ' ' ‘ m ’
Moorclip’d,‘ﬂat nosfd, dimme cy ’d,4and beetle browﬁfi
With a dwarfes 'Itature to a gyant waﬂc, _ " * , ,
Sewer breath’d, with clawés fer ﬁngers onthyfhands,
Splay footed, gouty leg’d, and over all”
A loathfome lcproﬁe had fprcad it ﬁlfe,
And made thcc fhun’d of humane fellowfhips:
I had beene bleﬁ. v . m .
Tbeac. Why wouId-youwifh amonﬂén
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Malay“. Rather thcnasnow, ' ' . r. "
Though I" had drownd‘thcc for it.,in'thc fcaz; * '
Appearing as thou deli anew Pandofa,i; , . , . , 'W' 1
‘ , , 1t 1

The unnatural? Comb“.
With 51mm fairc cow eyes, Minerva? brow ‘

ﬂxram’s blufhiﬁg checkcs, Har’ze: frcfh youth,

me‘ {oft paps, With Thetis‘mv'er feet. , ~
leeoc, Sir you have lik’d and lov’d them, and oft forc’A‘T

(With your hyperboles ofpraife powrd on them) '

My modeﬂy to a defcnﬁve red, . .

Strowd ore that paletieﬂé, which you then Were p1eafd-, _ ‘ ' ‘

To ﬁile the purcﬁ White; , , ' ‘

M'alcﬁAnd in that cup I drank the poifon I now fcclc difperfd‘
Through every vaine and artery,whcreforc attthou 2
80 email to me? This thy outward {hapé ‘ j ;

Broughta ﬁerce warrt: againﬂ-me, not to be, , ,

By {'1an and blood rcﬁﬁcd : but to leave me ’ ' '

No hope offrccdomc from thc Magazine

Ofthy minds forces, txrcacherouﬂy thou drcwﬂ up

Auxiliary helpcs to l’trengthcn that f . A f

Which wasalrcady in it (Elf: too potent; ’ .— ' ' '

Thy beauty gave the ﬁrﬁ charge, but thy duty '

Seconded with thy care, and watchfull ﬁudics v

To picafé, and férvc my will in all that might

Raiﬁ: up content in mc,1ike thunder brake through

A11 oppoﬁtion, and my rankcs afreafon

Dibandcd,my viﬁorious paﬂions fell

To bloody execution, and compeld me _

With willing hands to tieon my owne ’chaines,

And witha kinda of ﬂattering joy to glory. in my captivity.
Thane. I, in this you {peake’ ﬁr, am ignoranée it fem;
MalaAnd f0 continuefor knowledge of the armes thou bearﬂ

Would make thee curﬁ: thy fe EC, but yield no ayds (againﬂ me

For thee to helpe megand ’tWerc cruelty , ‘ , ‘

In me to wounde that f‘potltﬂla innocency

How are it make me guilty, in a word

The pluriﬁc ofgoodncﬂ'e is thy ill,

Thy vertucs vices, and thy hamblé ldwncﬂé

Far worf’c than ﬁubbome i‘ullenneﬂé, and pride,”

Thy lookes that ravifh all bcholders elﬁ:

As killing as thc Baﬁliskcs, their teams

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?iﬁe ”unnatural! Coméat,

Exp eﬁ‘d m ferro‘w for the much I {hffeg

.A glorious 11111111311011, and no ﬁgn’e

'01 pitty in thee, and to heare thee {peake

In thy defe11ce5tho11gh but 111 ﬁlent aﬁion5‘

' W011i d make the hurt: already deepely feﬁeud

’ Incu’1ahle and therefore as thou wouldﬁ not
By thy prefence taife frelh furies to 1:01an1: me
I doe conjure thee by a fathers poWer',

(And tis 1ny curﬂa I dare not thinke 1t lawfull

To Tfue unto thee 111 a meter name}
Wlthout reply to leave me. '
Therm. My obedience never leamd yet *o queﬁ'ion your- C0111-

B111; willingly to ferve’ em 5th I 1111sz ' (mands
Since that your Will forbids the knowledge of _'
My fault, lament my fortune. ‘ Erin.

M411? 0 that I have reafon to diﬁe111e the better Way
And yet purfile the Work. when I looke on her ‘
I b11111e With heat, and m hex abfence freeze
With the cold blaﬂs of jelouﬁeﬁmt another
Should ere taf‘te 111-012: delights that are demde me5
.And which of theh afﬁ1 8110113 b1i11g leﬂe torture
‘I hardly can diﬁingu1ﬂ1, is there then
No meane. ? no, {'0 my unde1ﬁanding tels me, '
And that by my croﬂe fates 1: is determind
That I am both waies wretched. I Enter Vﬁ‘ﬁ‘ﬁﬂd Maiztrcvviie
Vf/ye'r’. Yonder he Walkes hr, ' U 1,) / ' ’ ‘
In much yexauon . he hath fent my Lady
His daughter Weeping in, but what the camei
Reﬁ‘s yet in {uppof 11011.
Mmtr. I gUeHe at it,but muﬂ be further fatisﬁed I Will ﬁfe him
In private therefore5 quit the roome. _ 5
V Mr. I am gon, f 1‘. ' Exits
M 711 f. H ;.1 ' who dii’cm bes me. ? Montrevi/e? your pard,on5
Mmtr. Would you c0111 :1 grant one to your felfe.(I fpeake 1:
With the afﬁx ance of a friend) and yet
Before It bet too 13.635 make reparation ' ‘5 ‘
Ofthe gmffe wrong, your md1fcrenon oﬁ‘eted ‘ ‘5 ' ‘ ,

 

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To the govemour and his fonne3 may to your felf'e,
E or time begins my forrow. .
leef. W ould I had no greater caufe to mourne
”111m thei1 difpleaﬁue, forI dare jufiiﬁe . »
Mam We muﬁ not doe all that; we dale private friend
I obfervd your alterations With a ﬁrié’cer eye
Perhaps then others and to 100G: 110 time
In repetition, your firange dcmeamour 1
\To your fweet daughter. ' “ 0F.
Malef. Would you could ﬁnde out fome other theame to treat
Mom‘r. None but this; and this Ile dwell 0113 how 1 idiculous
And {ubjeé’c to conﬁrué’don. ?
Mglx f No mOre.
Mann . You made your 1e11e, amazes me,and if
The 11 equeut trials enterchanged betweene us
0‘1 1016 ciud friendlhip, be to their deférc
E izeem d by yougas they hold waight with 111gJ
No 1111v3rd tro ubie {hould be ofa {hapc ,
So horrid to your feife,b11t that to me .
You {tand bound to difcover 1t, and unlocke
‘1’ 0111 1cc1etfi thong 1:113 though the 111011 innocent We1e
i owd crying ﬁnnes. 1
Melef. And ['0 perhaps they are.
Andtherefbxe be not curious to leame that
W hich knowmc muf’c make you hate me. "
, Mann». Thinke not to I am yours in right and wrong nor {hall
, A ve1 bail friendihip 111 me, but an a€tiVe, _ - you ﬁnde.
And here I VOWDI {hall no {Boner know
What the difeafe IS but if you gwe leave
I will 21p 131y aremedy, is it madneHE?
I am familiarly acquainted With a deepe read man
That can With charmes aad hearbs
Reﬁore you to your reafon, or ﬂipp 01?:
You are bewiteh d he with more potent fpels

And magicall rites {hail cure you is t heavens augei? X?

With penitence and {écrificc appeafe 11:
Beyond this,there1's 110thing that I can

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7723 unnatural] Combat, _ *
Imagine dreadﬁd], in your fame and fortunpsn
You are fécure, your impious fonne removal to
That rcndred you ﬁlfpeéted to the Rate,
And your fairc dau hter. ' ’
Aidleﬁ Oh pre 6 mcno farthcr. ' , ,
Mowr. Are you wrung there? why What ofher ? bath the 7
Made {hi pwracke ofher honour, or confpird ‘ ‘ '
Agains'lr y our life ? or feald a'cont‘raa: With
The divell or" hell, for‘ the recovery of her young Inamorato 2’
ﬁlalaf. None Of’thcﬁ, ‘ u ’ ,. x
A mi yet what muﬁ increaﬁ: the wonder in you
Being Innocentin her {Elf}, {he‘hath wounded me,
But where enquire nor. Yet I know not how
I am perfWaded from my conﬁdence
()5 your vowd love to me3 to truﬁ you with ‘
My deareﬂ (Ecreta pray you chide me for it, '
But With a kind ofpity, not infulting
On my calamity.
‘ Mantra FOX‘WaI‘d.
' (ﬁfalcj‘l This ﬁrm daughter.
ﬂd'ontre. What is her fault?
144/4147“. She is too fairs to me.
JVIontre. Ha ! how is this ? 3 ,
Walgﬁﬁpd I‘ha‘zc I‘ookd upo‘xrher .»
More than a father mould, and languﬂh to
/ Enjoy her asa husband, . '
Mantra. Heaven forbid it.
, MaérﬁAnd this is all the comfort youcan give me,

Where are your promifd a ydsa your charmcs, your herbs ?
Your dccpc read fchollcgfpels, and magickc rites?
Can all thcfc difen’chaunt me ? no,r~I muff be
My oWnc PhyﬁtianDand upon my fclfc
Praé'ticc a dcl‘peratc cure. .

Wantr. Doc not contemnc me,
Injoync me What you plcafé With any haz‘zard,
Ilc undertake itj what mcancs have you pra&ifd
' To quench this hcllﬁh ﬁre?

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The unnatural]! Cqm65£.,,
Waleﬁ'All I Could thinkc on,
But; to no purpofe, and yet fometimes-abféuc: .
Does yccld a kind: ofintermiﬂion to
The fury of the ﬁt.
~ ()Wontn See her no more them , .
Wakﬁ Tis my laﬂ refuge, and tWas-my intcnc ' '
And (till. , tis, to dcﬁre your hclpe. ’
Montr. Command it.
‘ Malqﬁ Thus then3 you have a fort of which you are a ”ﬁx
The abfolute Lord, whither I pray you bcare her;
And that the ﬁ ht ofhcr may not againe
Nourifh thofe ames, which I fccle fomcching l'cﬂénd, .
By aH-the ties offricndfhip I conjure you \ ‘ ‘
And by a folcmne oath you muﬂ conﬁrmc it, '
, That though my now calmd paﬂions thould rage higher
_ Then ever heretofore, and {o compcll me
Once more to with to {?:e her; thoughl uﬁ: .
P'crfwaﬁons mixd with threatnings ; nay adde to it
That I this fayling fhould with hands held up thus
Knecle at your feet, and bathe thcmvwith my teams,
Prayers orcurfés, vowcs or imprccations
Ouclyio looke upon her thoughat diﬁance,
You {ﬁll muff be obdurate. ~
{Manna If it be 7 ‘\ .
Your pleaﬁlrc ﬁr that I than be unmov’d,l. will endeavour,
» Ma/eﬁ You muff {weare to be. ’ ’
IﬁCXOrahle as you would prevent
The greateft mifchicfc to your friend,that= fate
Could throw upon him. ‘
Montr. Well, I will obey you.
' But how the governour will beanﬁﬂer’dget;
,And tis materiall, is n91 conﬁdcred.
‘ Malef. Leave that tq ij. Ilc prcﬁantly give order,
How you {hall furpriz'e her, be notfrightcd with;
Her cxclamations, : ‘
Mantr. Be you conﬂant to
Your refolution I will not fails

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L472. Nor you
Admitted to have conference With her 7"
Beauﬁjzm. Neith er. -
His doores are faft lockd up, and folitude
Dwels round about em no acc‘eﬂia allow’d
To friend or enemy, but— ?_g' x
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Let his paﬂion Workea and like a hoc rein 9‘d horfe
’TWill hickly the it felfe.
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Which for her fake till now I have forbome
I Will revenge the mjur‘y' he hath dOne 7 I *
To my true and lawfulllove. - , .
L44. How does your father
The GovernOur relliih 1:. >
Emuf 11m. Troth he never had
Affe&ion to the match: yet in his p1tty
To me, he’ s gone in perfon to his hon 12:,
Nor will he be denideg and if he ﬁnde not
Strong and faire reafons Mdléifort Will heare from him
In a kinda he does not looke for
Gimmln the meme time v » " ~_ 0: 1 - .,
‘ Pray you put on cheerefull lookes. ‘ 34141111444344
Bemﬁjm. Mine fuite my fortune.
1,472.0 beer 5 Mmmz'gm.
Mom. I never could have met you
Mo1eopp0111111eiy 116 not 112116 the ieﬁ

‘Tbe unnaéturall=Combat.-r -

By my relation : butif you will lookeou - \. "
The malcconten: Belgarde, newly rigde up
With the traiue that follows him; ’twill be. an objeﬁt
Worthy of your noting. ‘
‘ Beauﬁjun. Locke you the Comed y x , ~
- Make good the Prologue, or the {come will dwell
qun your 'felfc. , , a j

Mont.'I’H hazard. that, Obf’c’rvc now ; ‘ .

Wench“. Nay,Captaine ,’ glorious Caetaine :

Enter Belgarde in a gallant 54“: 3 ﬂay: at the dam with H; ‘ »
5 ' [word 4743’” 5 ﬁverallvojm within.

Belg. Fall back: Raﬁalls, - . ‘

Doe you make an Owle ofmc? this day [will
Receive no more Petitions, ‘ » ‘ ’
Here are bills of all occaﬁohs, and all ﬁzcs}!
If this be the plea'fure ofa rich {uitc5would I were
Again: in my buff: jetkin, or myvarmour,
Then I wglk’d ecurely by my creditorsnoﬁs, .
And not a dog mark’d ?me, every ofﬁcer (hand, me,‘
, And not one lowzic prifbn would receive me;
But now, a; the Ballad: {aych am turnd gallant :
There dOiS not live that thin I ow a lbwfeto, ‘
7 But does torment me, a_faith ull Cobler toldme
With his awle in hisghandJ Was behind hand with him
For farting me upright, and bad me looke to my {elt’m
A Scmpﬂrcﬂ'e too, that traded but imfockes,
Swore {he would (é: a Sexism: on my back: _ ,
For a bonowed l'hirt : my pay and the benevolence,
The Governou; and the States beﬁow’d upon me,
_ The cine cormorants, my monie-mongcrs, . V
Have {wallow'd down: already, they were l'ummcs,
> I gram; but that I lhould be ﬁnch a fool: ' :
Aga‘inﬂ my othe, being a calhlr’d Capcaine,
To pay debts, though grown: up to one and twenty,
Defervcs'more rcprch'cnﬁunﬁnmy judggmgqg, .. l ;- r

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Tbeammmmﬂﬁméal.
T hen 11 l‘hop—keeper, o: a Lawyer that lends money, ,
In a long dead vacation. ,
Mam. How do: you like
His meditation. >1
Charm». Peace, let him proceed. ,
Belg. I cannot now goe on the ﬂora for (harm,
And where I 111.111 begin to pawnc, I marry,
That 13 couﬁder d timely, I: paid for
This traine ofyours Dame Eﬂridgc fouraeen crowné,
. And yet it is {0 light, twill hardly paﬂE
' F or a Taverne reckoning, 111111426 11 be-
To (11116 the charge ofpaynring, mild on a poll
For the ﬁgnc of the feathers; pr. 3 upon the falluo 1, ~
That a Captain: cannot thinke himfelfe a Capcaine, ,
Ifhe weare no: this like 11 fore-horié , yet it is 1101:

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‘ Staple: commodity , theﬁ? are perfum'd too,

’ That like me have no dead pales3 1101 e111 couzen

OF the Roman walk, and yet a {iale red herring
Would ﬁll the belly better and hurethc head leﬂ'e :-
And this 15 Venice gold would I hadit againe 1

In french crownes iumy pOeket. 0 you commanﬁezs

The Commiﬂiry at a muﬁer let 111: {land

For an example :11 ybu, as you would

Enjoy your priviledgese videlicet,

To pay your dcbra, and take. your Iechcry gratis

To have your 1111: warm d by others ﬁres,

To be often dxunkgand fweue, yet pay no forfeit,

To the poore, but when you {hate With one another,

W1th all your other choyce 1mmminea ‘ -

011er of this I (Etiouﬂy idviié you. 1 ' ,

Let Courtiers trip like Courticrs, ,

Aad your Lords of dirt and dung hills mete

Their woods 111111 acute, in vefvmgﬁms, 11113163 » . ~ , .

B‘uc keepe youconllanc cociothand 1112111011. ~13 ‘ \
M‘orit. Have you hendofﬁleh a- peanut: homdy, "
Be{g.[am_ﬂu¢yinguow -._~

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m“ 11* ="7m—v1" *1 ryw‘ """“’*72\ ii”? 11% ‘ 'be "\ :11"

‘Tbe unnatural! C 011154;.
My wcalth’and braverie vaniﬂ1,let me fée,
_ Thercis a kind: of a vaulting houfc not farre‘ oﬁ'
Where 11111 'd to fpend my afternooncs, among
‘ suburb {hce-gameﬁers , and yet now I :hinkc on t
I have crackd a ring or two there, which they made
others to folder, 110. 7 Enter a Bud Md nu
1.chcb.0,hav_c we [pick yoo.-1vembu,witb ma chilling.
, Bmd. Upon him Without ceremonic, news the time
While hc1s in the paying veine. . .
2. Wench. Save you brave Captaine. ‘ (to him.
Beauﬁjua. .S’ light how {he Hares,thcy arc worfc than ﬂac-wolvcs
Belg. Shame me no: in the ﬁrms, I Waswmmiug to you. ,
1 Wm. 0 Sir, you may in publique Pay for the {idling
You had 111 private. _
2. We». We heare you are fullofcrownes, Sir.
1 Wm. And therefore knowing you are_ open-handcd,
. Before all be deﬂroyd, I 1'1 put you in mind,si1-, , ’
Of your young heire here.
2. Wen. Here’ 8 a ﬂacond, Sir,
That 1001163 for a childs portion.
Bawd. There are rcckonings
For Muskadiacand Egs too, muﬂ bathoughc on.
I . Wen.We have no: been: haﬂy, Sir.
Baud. But Raid your leafhre -
Bumow you ate ripe,and locfcn With fruit. ‘ 1 .
2. V10». T1: ﬁt you {hould be puld; here 3 a boy,Si1',
‘ Pray you kiﬁ'e him, tis your owne, Sir,
I. Wexcb. Nay, buﬂ‘c this ﬁrﬁ,
It hath Juli your eycs, and Inch :1 protmf' 11g 1109,
That 11” the f gne deceive me not, in time
Twill prove a notable ﬁrikerJikc his father.
Belg. And yet you laid 11: to another.
I. Wm. True,
While you were poore, and' 1: was policy,
But {he that has varietie ofﬁthcrs,
And make: not choyce of him that can maintain: it, . 5
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Lug. Afmart quganeat 2 - 5‘ ‘ . _ T

Belg. Wh‘y braches yvill‘you 'whl—irry me E“

2. Wm. No, but cafe you _ ‘ y 7 - ‘ » »
0f your golden bur:hen.thc beavie carriageway 7 ' . Mn»
Bring you to a fwcacing ﬁckneﬂh ' ‘ "
wBelg. Very likely;

I foamé all one alreadic. ' ' ,

I.Wm. Will you come ofﬁSir 2" ~ ‘

Beg- Would I had ne’rc‘lcomc on : heart: me with patience:k
0r 1" will anger you. Goeto, y‘ou kuowme t (
Andadoe nor vs; 2 me Further :. bymy ﬁns
And your *difeatés, which are certainc trachea,
Whatcreyou thinker, Lam n'Otmaﬂer at
This inﬂmt, ofa livrc.

2. Wm. What, andin
Such a glorious mite ? » ,

' Belg. The likén w’rcached'chings- ' 1 ,
To have no mony. ’

Band. You may pawnc' your cloxhegSir,

I. Wen. W1" you {ée yOur iﬂuc ﬂ-arvc ?% , ‘

2.Ww. Or the matbers beg? ' ' 4, ' -_

334g . Why,you unconfbiohabic ﬂrumpctsjwould you have me? '
Transforme my ha: [0 double cloucs and biggies P «
My corfclct to a cradle ? or my be}: , =
To fwaddlébands? or tame my cloke [oyb-lankers ?*
Or to fell my/(wor’d and {puts For {ope aridcand-ies"?
Have you no mercy ? what a chargeable divcl-l
We carry in on: breeches ? ~

Bnnﬁjun; Now. tis time
To femh him off. ‘

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, ’ ~ Enter Beaufort: fen.
Mm. Your father does is for as, '
Bard. The @ovcrneur !
Bhﬁlﬁfeﬁ; .What areoheté 2r
I.Wm. And it like your Lcrdﬂaip, *
Vs my poore fpinﬂers, , v -
Qawd. [am his Nurfe and Landreﬂes . ‘ ‘ ' ‘
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Belg You have mm d and landcr’ d me;l1ell take you for' 1:.
Vanith.
(72am. D 1:, doc, and caike With him hereafter. 1
1. We». Tis our bet} courfc ‘ 1
2. Wm We ll ﬁnd a time :0 11: h m. Exit Bawdamd
Beémf. fin. Why, 111 this heat ,Bel‘garde Wham.
Balg. You afe the cauﬁ: of c. ‘ \ '
Beauf. fen. VVho,‘1r » '
Belg Yes, your -pied11ve1ie, and your gold
Dramuhcﬁ' vcxations 011 Imee, pray you 9111p me
Awd let me be 2151 Was. - Iwill not lofe
The plcafures and the fredome which! had
, In my certaine povertie; for all the Wealth
Fair: France 15 proud of. ? '
Beauf. fen. Wee ac bate: leaﬂnav
Will lcame the caufc of ch11.
Beaaﬁjum What apfwer, S 1’,
From the Admiral]. 3.
Beaufiﬁn. None, his daughteris remov’d
To the fort ofMomrwile, and he himfclfe
In perﬁm ﬂed, but where 1s not dif'covn" d
I could tell you wondexs, but the time denies mee
Fit libmie. In a word let 1: fuﬁce
The power of our great 1n11ﬂer 1s contemn ’,d
The {acred lawcs of Godand man prophan’d,
. And 11' I (is downe with this mjury,
I am unvvorthy of my place, and thou
. Of my acknOwlcdgement. ' draw up all the troopes,
. As I goe, 111171“ 1111111161” you to What purpofe.
Such as have power to pun1ﬂ1,and yet {parka
F 10111 feare or from eqnnivence, others'l 1
Though not in 1181 afﬁﬁ them 111 their will;
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’ Moétrevile, Tbeocrvz'ézegﬁrvantr.’ ‘

M o H T n a v I L a. ’ V .
B [nde them,a‘nd gag their mouchcs {urq I alone
Will be you? convoy. . ' . a
'1. Wow. Madam, :
2. WomDearcﬂ Lady,
Pug. Let me ﬁght for my Miﬂrcﬂ‘e.
Sara. Tis in vainc, . '
LittlcCockercll ,ofthe kinda. ;
Month. Away with them,

And doe as I command you, . »
Thaw. Mamrew‘le Exam: Sewn”: Page,
You are my fathers frieudmay, more a {buldier ' Women.

And if a right one,as I hope to ﬁnd you, * ‘
Though in a lawful! war you had fuxpriz’d _
A Citie, chat bowd humbly to your plcafure,
In honour you Rand bound {0 guard a virgin
From violence; but in a free eﬂate

Of which you are a limb, to doe a wrong
Which noble enemies never conform to

Is ﬁlCh an infolcnce. ‘

, Mow. How her heart beat: I _.
Muchlikea Partridge in a Sparhawkcs foot,
That With a panting ﬁlcncc doeslamcnc
The face {he cannotﬂie from ! fwcet,take comfort,
You are life, and nething is intended to you
But love and fervicc. , .

Timer. They came never cloth’d
In forcc,and outrage, upon what aﬂurance
(Remembring Only that my father lives)
Who will not tamely Me: the difgrace. H
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The unnaturalié‘oméat;
Have you preﬁnn’d to hurry me from his houﬁ‘. \
And as lwcre not worth the waiting on, , ’
To {match me from the dnty,_and attendance
OF my poor; fcrvancs.
Mann. Bet no: that aﬁia you. ‘
You fha’ll not want obfervancc, I willbe
Your Page, your Woman; Pargﬁte or' F 001:, ‘ ,
Or any ocher? property, ' provided
x You anfwer my affeaion. '

‘Tbeocr. In what kind? ' ~ '
Mam. As you had done young Buuﬁrt:.‘
Tbucr. How? .

Montr. So Lady, , _
' Or, if the name ofwifc appeare a yoke
‘ Too heavie for your tender necke, fo I _
Enjoy you as a private friend, or. miﬂrcﬂé,‘
\Tw'il be fuﬂicicnt. ‘- ' 'V
Tbeacr. ‘Bleﬂ‘ed Angels guard me ' - -' ..
What frontlcﬂé impudcncc is this ? What dive]! ‘ ’
Hath to thy certain: ruin: tempted the:
To offer me this morion P by my hopes
Giaftcr §oyes3 fubmiﬂion, norvxepentancc
Shall expiatechis foulcintenc. '
“7 Mom. Intent .?
Tia more, I’ll make it a&
Them. Ribald, thou dareﬂ not,
And if (and with afeaver to thy fault):
‘ Thoubutconfiderthatl have a father
' And fuch a father, as whcnthis arrives at
His knowledge, as it (hall, the tcrrour of .
His vengeance, which as far: as fate muﬂ follow;
Will make thee curf'e the houte in which luﬁ taught thee
To nourifh th‘cfe bare hopes, and ti: my wonder : _ j 7‘,
Thou dareﬁ forget how tender he is ofmce '
And that each (hadow of wrong done to me
Will raifc in him a gempeﬂ not to bé ' ‘ ,
, But with thy heart-bhwd «lm’dnhi! when 1?: ?’?va

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Monty. As thou {halt ncver; ' - . ~
‘ Them. Wilt thou murtber‘me? ~i~ v ‘ . ,
Monw No,‘ no, rigotherwifc determin’d, {001e, _'
The maﬂcr'whsch in paﬂion kills his Have
That may be ufefull to him, down hjmlélfe ,
The injurii: Know thou moﬂ wretched creaturf‘,‘

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' That father thou prefum’ﬂ agon,.thar father, ‘ ' , ’ _,

That when I fought thee in a noble way, ,
Dcny’d thee to me, fancyﬁngin his hep: , _
A higher match from his exccﬂfcofdocagei ‘
Hth in his bowels kindlcd fuch a ﬂame
Ofimpious moﬂ unnatural! luﬁ,

Thar now he fearcs his furioas dcﬁres,

May force him to doc that he'lharkesto think'e ona

Tbeocr. O m: moﬂ wretchcd.
Momr. Never hep: «again: » ,

’ To blaﬂ h‘m with there eyes, their golden beameé

Arc unto him arrowes ofdeath and hell, :
Bu: unto me divine artillery; -
And therefore ﬁnce what I {0 long in vain:
Purfu’d, isoﬁ'erd to inc, and by him

Given up :0 my poﬂéﬂion: doe norﬂattcr

' . Thy felf‘e with an imaginary hepc,

Bufthat I’ll take occaﬁou by the forclock.
And'makc ufc of my fortune; as we Walk:
I’ll tell the more. ‘
Timer. I will not ﬁirrc. V ‘
Mm". I’ll force thee :
Tbeacr. Hclpe, helpc,
Mum. In vaine,
Tbcacr. In met: my brothers blood
13 punifh’d at'the height. '
Mantr. The Coach then.
Timer. Dcare Sir“, _
Mam.“ares,curfés,praycrs,are alike to mea
Icao, and-muﬂ enjay my prefect plcafure, . , _ _ ,
And {hall takertin’ae to mourn: for ice: lcafhre. ’ ' i ‘53:;

 

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\«Aém quinti; Smudﬁcundg. \
y 5 71M} Walefartﬁlm. 2 ,

Maleﬁ I have playd the Foolea thegroﬂe £9016; ‘0 he’Hc'vc
The bofome ofa ‘_ friend Will hold tfécfet, .« ‘ 'v {
Mine owne could not containea and m'y'iriduﬁry " \

In taking liberty from myinncieent daughter, ' : ' ’
‘ Out offalfe hopes offreedome. to my felfe‘; . I
Is in the little help: it yeclds meD punifh’d. ’ ; ' f »
Shee’s abfent, but I have her ﬁgure here, ‘ ‘
And every grace, and rarity about her3
Are by the pencill of my memory . , . , e .
In living celours paynted on my heart. '* .1? ' " '
My ﬁres too,a {hort interim clond up _ ‘
Breake out with greater fury. «Why. was I
Since’twas my fate, and not to be declin’d '
In this [0 tender confciencd ? fay I‘had
Injoyd What I deﬁr’d, What had it beene
But inceﬁ? and there’s fomethinghere that telsme ‘
I ﬁand accom table for greater {innesg
I never check at: neither had the crime
Wanted a prxﬁdent. I haveread, in Rory
Thofe ﬁr'ﬁ great Heroes that for their brave deed
W ere in the Worlds ﬁrﬂ infa ncie ﬁil’d gods, r
Freely en‘joyd what I deny my Elfe. ' ”
Old Sﬂmme in the golden age embraced
His ﬁﬁer 0p; and in the ﬂame degree \
The thunderer ?mm, Neptune, fl‘bem, and
By their example after the ﬁrﬁ deluge ,
Deucalion Pirrhx. Univerfall nature?
, As every day tis evidentallovves it
To creatures of all kinds. The gailant hOrle
Covers the Mare to which he Was; theiineg. .
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To her that hatchd him. Why would envious man them
Brandshat cl‘ofe 38¢ Which aids proximity ,1
To whats moﬁ near: him, with the abhorkedt'ide '

Ot‘inceﬂ ? or- our fate: lawes forbid

What by the ﬁrﬁ was gzanced'z'let 01d men

That are not capeable ofthefé delights

And tbkmnc [uperﬂitiqm fooles ’prcféribc -

Rulesrorhemiélvcs, I will not curbé my Freedom»

Bu: conﬁantly go 00,123!!! thia aﬁilrancc, '

I but walk: in a path whichgtcmr men; 1 ‘. a .,

Have trod before me. ha: this'is theferr, . -‘ w " ‘ ‘

Open the gate. Within there. _ , " 3 Enmm'Sbuldim!
1 Sould; With your pardon ‘ wit/J Mmlgm,

We muff forbid yourentrance. . ' 4
Mal. Doe youknow me E
2 Soul. Pctfcaly my Lord. - » ' '
M4 . I amthisCaptaines friendi > . V
I Sauld. I: may be {0,131}: till We know his‘r-plea {ﬁre

You muﬂ excufc us. ‘ ‘ ¥
2 Sanld. ch’l a_cq uaintbim With

Your waiting here. » . « - 4
Mom. W’aizingvﬂéve, he was-evcr- /

By. me commanded;

I Sould. As we areby him. _ ‘ '~ ‘ V
Mann. So punétuall, pray. you then inmy name inmat-

‘His prefence. _ 1;: ‘ _ , ‘ ‘ 1   . T
2 Son“. That we {hallrdoa . Exam: Smidiem,
Mal. i muﬂ uf'c ' ' " M "

Some mange pcrfwaﬁonsrto work: him-to

Deliver her, and to forget her vows, ,

And horrid oath; [in my'madneﬂ‘bmadehimS, ‘

Take to the contrary, and may 1‘ get thoE '

Once more inmy poifeﬂion, Izwill beat: her

Into fome clofé cave, or delcn) where weg’kcnd '

Our luﬂs and lives together. ‘ ‘

E 7;: ar (24ka dndﬁmldim. .
Mama. Fail: not, pa; ~ ‘ *
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1Tb: whammy Camédt.‘
Theforfe‘itofybur'livesto execute , - r ‘7‘
WhacIcommandcd. 7 - ’ :3 ,
Mal. Momrwik,»hbwisj’t friend?

Wong] amgladto‘fee you wear: fmhehéuﬁallloojcgg, :

,, The Worlds well altred.

MI. chI thank: my ﬂan-
But me thinks thou art uoubled.

Mont. Some light'croﬁ'c,

But of no moment. ‘ _.

Mal. So I hope, beware f " ’ "
efﬁd and impioul thoughtgycu know how far‘
They wrought 0n me. -

, Mom. N oﬁlch come :neere me ﬁr. '

I have like you no daughterﬁnd much with
You never had been cars'd with one; ‘

MmWhoI? ' "

Thou art dcceiv'dJ am moﬂ happy in her.

Mont. I am glad to bear: it.

Mal. My inceﬂuous ﬁres _
Tow-ards‘ her are quite bum: outJ love hcmow
As a father, and no further; .

Mom. Fix there then
Your conﬁant peace, and do: not try a {econd
Temptation from her. , j ‘

Mal. Yes friend though (lice m:

By millions of degrees more excellent _

In her perfeaious, Nay though {He could borrow
Afarme Angelica-ll to take my fraylty

It would no: doe, and therefore Mmmw'le '
(My chief: delight nexc her '1 I c‘omctotcll thee

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The governour and I are reconcil’d, ' " '
And I conﬁrm’d, and with all poﬂible fpeed
To make large "ﬁtisfaaion to young Beaufort,
And her whom I have {6 much wiong‘d, and for
thy trouble in her cuﬂody, of which ‘
Ile now diféharge chamber: is nothing in
My nerves 0; fortunes, but {hall ever be
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P&rthy devotion. - '; ‘ ‘ v “ -; '
L/"l/Z'omr. You promifc faintly,

Nor doubt Ithc performance, yet I Would not:

Hereafterbcxeportedgtoihave beene 7 V

The principalloccaﬁon of your falling. . ; : 7 3 1

Into a rclgaps, or but fuppoléout of V ‘

The eaﬁneﬂ‘e of my nature, and aﬂiu‘anoe.

You are ﬁrme,and can. hold out} could conﬁnf: ':

You needs muﬂ know there are 1?) many lets 6

That make againﬂ is, that ityis my wonder - ' \

You oﬁer me themotion5 lmVing bound me.

With oathes and imprccations on no termcs,

' Rea {onspr argumentsj you could propo Cc: f,

[ever fhould admit you towhgcpﬁbty. ,' -
Muchlcﬂ}. rsﬁorc her to you“ , E V V 4“ .
Mala Are we {buldiergwnd ﬂand on othes 2-: :
Lﬂ/Iontr. Tis beyondmy knowledge ‘ -' .
In what we are more Worthygthenjn keeping
Our wbrds,.much more our vowcs...
wtfalef. Hcavempardou all3 K. , , ., .
How many thouﬂmds‘in our heats ofwineﬁ
@arrcls audpla f , and in our younger dafesé
(In private, I may ﬁy).b§twc§11¢,0ur {elves ,,
In points oflov'ea have we toanfwcr fez); _
Should we be fcru’pulous thagway. , =5} :‘ .,
U'l/[onm You fay well, , Q ~ »
And very aptly caIl to mem ory _ " .
Two oathes againﬁ all tics and rites offriendfhip
Broken by you to meg; =.
‘ Mglcf. No more Ofthat, , _ ; L: , .
M=7ﬂt7.YCS tis matéx‘iallg and t0 the purpbfeé "
The ﬁrMand think ugan’t)was When Ibrought yow
As a viﬁtant to my m‘ivﬂreﬂé then,the mother, ‘
Ofthis fame daughtergwhum with dxegdﬁlllsWOirds .
T03 hideous to rcmm‘nbéx‘ﬁ'ouszmc dcgpejly; '
For my fake never to ammpt, yea then; ' ‘

'lfgbczn,J Winn you had a (wag: WEE: pfyour- OWDC,

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7729 unnatural! Combs.“
i know not with what arts,’p11i1tre§, and charmes,
(Unleﬂ'e in wealth and fame you were above me)
You won her from me,and’her grant obtain’d,
A marriage with the‘ fccond wayted on ,_
The buriall of the ﬁrft (that to the world' » ,
Brought your dead fan) this I‘fat'c tamcIy d'oWu by, "
Wanting indeed occaﬁon and power ‘
To be at the height rcvenged‘. "
Malgf. Yet this you fécm’d
Freely to pardon. .4.
Mmr. As perhaps I did.
Your daughter Tkeocrim growing ripe, \
(Her mother too deceas’d)aud ﬁt for marriage
I Was a fuitor for her, hadiyouvrword’ ‘
Upon your honour, and 'our friendfhip made
Authenticall, and ratiﬁed'wit'h an oath, ' ,
Shee fhould be mine; butvowcs with you being like "“
To your religion, :1 nofe" of Wax .
To be tum’d eVery way, thét‘very day V
The governours {onne but makiuglliis approaches ‘
OfCOtii‘tfhip to her, the winde of your ambition
For her advancement fcatter’d the thin ﬁnd
In which you wrot your fuil confent to me,
And drew you to his party. What hath pas’d'ﬁnce»
You beare a regii’cer in your Gurnebofomc ' I
That can at large'iuforme you. ' e 5 M
(Maleﬁ Montre'yile
I doe confeﬂe all that you charge-me With
To be ﬁtong truth: and that I bring a cauf‘ev’
Moﬁ miférably guiltyD and acknowledge
That though your goodneﬂe made me mine own: judge;
I {hould not thew the leaﬂ compaﬁio-u, ' *
Or mercy to my felfe. 0 let not yet
My fouleneﬁe taint your pureneﬂe, 0r myifalfhood-
. Divert the torrentzofyour'loyall faith. ’
My ills, if not return’d by you, Will adde
Iiuﬁrc toyour much good, and to Grecome
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' 773:: unnatural! Coméat.
With noble l‘uffcrancc will expreﬂ'e your ﬁrength,
A-ld cgiumph ore my weakeneﬂé. IF you plcalé to
My bl cke deeds being oncly knowne to you,
And in {urrendring up my dau hccr buried :
“You no: alone make me you: ‘ ave(for1
At no part doaxdcfcrvc the name of friend)
But in your owh; brcﬂ rail‘e a’monumenr ’
( )fpicty to a wreich on whom with juﬁicc
‘ You may expreﬂ'c all cruelty.
M mLYou much move me. .
Mal.0 that I could but hope it,to revenge.
An injurie is proper to the wilhes _
Of feeble women, that want ﬂrcngth to aft it 2
But to have power to punilh, and ye: pardon
Pcculiar to Princes, fee thefe knees,
That have been: ever [life to bear! to heavm
To you are mpple, Is there ought beyond this
That may fpezkc mylilbmilﬁon? orcau pride
(Though I well know it. is a ﬂranger to you)
'Dcﬁi'e a feaﬂ of: mogc humility ’ <
To kill her growing appetite? .
' Mam. I rcquir’d not , > -
To be {ought to this poor: way, ye: tis to far
A kind of lirisfa&ion that I will
Difpcnce a lime With thali- [Etious oaths _
You made me take, your daughter lhall come to you,
I will not ﬂy as you dclivcrd her, '
But as [he is you ma y dilpoﬁ of hot
As you {hall thinke moﬁ requiﬁcc. 8x}: Mentreyile ,
Mal. His lat! words are riddles, to me} .
Here the lyons fbr’cc , . -
Would have prov’d ufcfleﬂ'c and againﬁ my nature
@ompcld me from the Crocodile to borrow “ ,
Her counterfeit scares, that's now no turning backward,
May I but quench chef}: ﬁrcs that rage within me; n. ﬁwm um];
And fall wbac can‘ fall,I am arm'd to bear: it, giﬁfzzmbﬁ'zﬁ';

280 uld. Yon muﬂ be packing. , diﬁwdd.
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Theo. Hath he-tob’d me Of
Mine honour, and denies me now a room: .
To hide my (hams?
- 2 Soxld. My'ﬁo‘tgi the Admits”
Attends our La i 'i .~ ‘ ‘2 . ' 4 ‘
1 Saab. c.lofe the gortgnélcave cm. Exeﬂufvuldim. ‘
Mal. Hit! who is this? baw‘altet’d !' how #50!!!“ l t, 7 g
I: came: be. Andth this crctture has
A kind: of a refembtance to my daughter,
My Tbmrim 1 but as different
Frbm that {he was, as bodies deadarc in, . , -
Their beﬁ perfcétions, from what they were ,
W hen they had life and motion.
' T/Jea. Tis moﬁ true ﬁr, "
I am dead indeed to all but mifcry. _
0 came not mere me ﬁr, Izaminfcﬁioug
To Iooke on me at d-if’tancc is as dangerous
As from d pinacles cIoud-kiﬂit-Ig (pita,
With giddy eyés’ to ﬂew- the ﬂcepe dcfcenc
But to acknowledge me a certain: mine.
0 ﬁt. '
Mal. Speak: Thtocrim, force menu:
To farther qne ﬂion, my fem: already
Have chok’d my vitall limits.
Thea. Pray you turn: away
Your face and hear: mc,and with my Ialt btcath
Give me leave to accufc you. What Oﬁince'
_ From my ﬁtﬂ infancie did I commit
That for a punifhment yOu lhould give up
My Virgin chaﬂity to the trcéhcrous guard
OfGoatifh Maatrem‘le ? ‘
Mal. What hath he done ? ' V ‘
T1160. Abus’d me ﬁr by violence, and this to'l’d‘
I came: live to fpeake more: may the cauﬁ:
In you ﬁadc pardon, but the {peeding surf:
Of a tavifh’d maid fall heavie, hca-vieou him, ‘
Beaxfar: my lawfull one,fatcweﬂ for "en. L ' Sb: dim
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The mzmmmll’Coméat.
WlalqﬁTake n9: th‘y ﬂight fo {cone immaculate fpiric. »
Tis ﬂed already,how the: innocent v ~ ,
As in a gentle {lumber palTe aWay,
But to cut oﬂ" the knottyrthred of "Iife - '
In guilty memmuﬁ force ﬂemc Atropo:
To uﬁ: hérfharpe knife often; I would helpe
T he edge Others With the’lharpepoint ofmin'e , '
But that I dare not die3 till I have rent .3 ' V
This dogs heart eecemeale. G that '1 had‘wings
To {Cale thefe Wa 135 or that my hands wete Canons ‘
To bore their ﬂincy ﬁdesﬁhacel’mightvbrin'g 3' “
.The villaine in the reachof my goodfword,
The Turkifh Empire oﬂ‘er’d For his ranﬁime
Should not redeeme his life. 0 that in voice
'Were loud as thander and with ham founds
Might force a dreadﬁlll Raﬁhge to «his cares,
And through them reach his fbuleﬁibidinousmonﬂer
Foule ravifher', as thou durﬁ doe a deed
Which forc’d the Sun to-hide his glmious face .
Behinde a fable Mafque of clouds appeare3 ‘
And as a man defend itJ or like me
‘Shew fome compunrﬁion for it. , ' ' ' ' ’ .
Mnmrwilc above the (arming, fmﬁgméy drawn;
Montr. Ha,ha,ha; « z , ' 2
(Maqu. Is this an objeé’t to raifé mirth 2' _
.z’l/Iantr. Yes, yes; i g- ». ; ,"r > ‘ f . —' "
ﬁfalcﬁMy daughterkt deéd§':.,p f . ' ‘ '
Alon. Thou hadﬁ bePc followher,’ »
'Or ifthou art the thing then art: rcportc 3!, “ '
Thou fhouli’c have led the; way; Doeteare thy haire
iike a village nurfcgand mourn While I laugh atthee. ‘
[Be but a jui’c examiﬁ‘erv‘ofthy {élfe 4‘ a " ‘
And in :in squall bhﬂame poife thenothing
Or little mifchiefel haye dime cnmpnrd , ~ . .
'With the ponderous Weigh: 0f.‘_thine,-and how can’ﬁ thou «
Accufe or argue with ”.153? n‘lixle-Wa‘s-Qrape . Er
Ami fhe-heing in a kin'devcmlgmé’sed_ mange, , I

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‘27}? unnatural! Coméast a .

. Th: F38: may challenge lbmc'qualiﬁtation :

But thy intent madg natures fella run backward,

And done , had 'cws'd an car.th-quak=.'
1 . Sold. Captains. ‘ ‘ ‘
Mann. Ha, ' . ‘ \
2. Sold; Out outworkes arc ﬁlrptlz' , the ccnt’mcll ﬂainc,

Tbc'corps du garde dcffartd too. , _ ,
Moan. By whom 1' " , /

l 1. Sold. The (udder) ﬂame and darkncﬂé 66th night ‘

' F ozbids the' knowledge, make up {peedily, \ \

Or all is loll. . . .
Mom. lathe divels mangwhence come; this ! They defcemﬂ
Mal. Doc, doe, rage on, rend aspen‘ZEolu's '

Thy brazen prifon, and let loofe at once ' Aflommi »

Thy ﬁormy iffuc bluﬂting Boreas, ' ‘

Aided with all th: gales, the Pilot numbers ‘

Upon his’compaﬂ'e, cannot raife a tempeﬂ

/, Thmugh the va& region of the aytg‘like that

I feel: Within me : for I am polﬁff’d

With whirle-winds, and each guilty thought to me .is

A dreadful! Hurricane; though this centre V '

Labour to bring Forth carthquake, and bell open

Her wide ﬁrctch’djawes, and let out all her furics,

They cannot adde an atome t0 the mountaine

0f fearcs and terrors that each minate threaten

I0 {311 on my acéurfcd head. Ha, is’t fancic?

Jﬁgidz‘ar -
,; aboveo

7 Enter the Glaoﬁ ofyokng Malefort,’ naked ﬁat)- tbq mﬁs
fuﬂ afwouadr, leading in theﬂaadow of a
Ladie, her face Ieprcm. '

0r hathhell heard me, and mikes proofc if!
Dare {land the tryall? yes, I doc, and now
I view thefc apparition: I feelc, ,
I once did know the lubﬂanccs. For what come you 3'
At: your aeriall formcs depriv’d of’languagc,
And lo dggi’d :9 tell me 2 that by ﬁgacs

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, K _ The. unngmmll Cbmbat.» u ,
Ybu bid the askehere ofmy {clfc ? tis fo.‘ T6: (jbojﬁuﬁfem‘ ,
And there is (Enriching here makes anfwe‘: For’you. rallgeﬂm'mi.
You come to launce my (Ear’d up confcicnce P Yea.
And to Enﬂruﬁme, that chofe thunderbolts, /
That h‘ml’d. me headlong from the height ofgloty, ' ,
Wealth, h'onoursaworldly happineﬂémezc forgch
Upon theanvilc of my impiousWrongs .
And cruclcy to you? I dec confeﬂ'c it;
And that m'y luﬁ compelling me to make way“
F or a {econd wife, I poi’f'on’d thee, and that
The canfe (whichto the world is undifcovcr’d)
That form’d the: to {bake offthy ﬁliall Jury 7
To mec thy father,had it’s {pring and {outﬂ-
7 From thy impaticnce to know thy,’ mother,
ThatWiIbﬂllduty, and obedience fery’d me
(For now With horrorI acknowledgeit)‘ ‘
’ ~ Anfzzzer’d 11111.5} ﬂggﬂ. ,
Remov’dunjuﬁiy : yet thou being my (brine, ,
Werc’c nor a competent jd’dge muk'd out by heaven”.
Far her revengeg, which thy fallingby ‘ _
My weaker hand cgnﬁrm’d.‘ Tis granted by thee.
Can any penance rxpiate my guilt? ’ .
Or can repemmcc ﬁve me? zheyare vaniﬂx’d. : Exam: Gleaﬂi. _
What’s left :0 doc'thcn? I' 11 zccufé‘ my fate . ‘ ‘
That did not Fafhion me for‘ noble: ufes
Or if thofé Prams croﬂ‘e to me in my birth,
Had not déni’d their profiéerous iaﬂacncc to it
With peace pfconfcience like to innocent men, ‘
I'migh: have ceas’d to be, and no: as now, ‘ _ .
Io, turf: my caufe of being, Ho’: [@1171 with a ﬂajbof lightning. ,

' Enter Belggrde witbfoaldim; .
. Belg. Hereisanighc ’ f - , ‘ , K, .7
To fcafon my lees. Buﬂé-jetkin, ndﬁrl m-iﬂé thee; . ., ‘ ,
Thou haﬂ endur’d many foule nights, bu: never
One like to this; how ﬁne my feather looks now!
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‘T/ae‘ unnatural! C’améat.~

'And hid in the ﬁakc, and yet"; had beenc difhonour _
To have charg’d me without it, wilt thou never ccafe’.
Is the petarde, as I gave direﬁions, faﬂen’d '
'On' the portculIis? “ ‘ ‘ __ '
* Anot/JtrSold. Ithath becne attempted
By divers,bu§t in vainc. - _ / '
Beg, Thcfc are your gallants, . V
“ That a: a'feaﬂ take the ﬁrﬁ place, poorer};
Hardly‘allow’d tofollow; marry in '
.Thefe foolifh bnﬁneﬂEs they are content
That I {hall have prcccdcncc, I much thank:
Theirmmncrs, or their fea‘rc ; {écond me Souldiers,
They have had no time to undermine, or if
They haveﬁc is bldwing up, and fctchin ‘
A caper; oréwo in the ayre, < and I will doe :5
Bath r :bcnbio‘w my nailcs here,
Sold. Obrave Captaine !
V‘ " ' ' ‘ Exeﬂnh ,
, An alamm, mi}? awlbgu withinD aﬂouri/b.

Ealer Beaufortﬁnior} Bemﬁrtjunivr : Mantagm .' Chant}!!! .'
' Lammr : Belgarde : Momrwile : Souldinl. - ‘ '

Montf. Rackes cannqt force more from me thcn I have
Ali'eady told you. I expeﬁ no'fiVour,.
I have caﬂ up my accompt.
Beaufﬁn. Take you the charge ‘
Ofche fort, .Bdgarde, your dangers have deferv’d it.
Belg. I thank: your excellence, this will kee c we faf'c yet
From being pull’d by the ﬂcevc, and bid remem er
The thing I wot 0E ’
‘ Beaufjnn. All that have eyes to weeps}.
; Spare one rear: with me. Theaorine’: dead, ' '
Moran. Her father too lies breathleﬂé here, I thinke; ‘ ‘
Strucke dead with thunder. »
’ Chem. ’Tis apparent : how
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779;: unnatural! Comédt.

Len. Hisface is alcgr’d :9
Another colom'.

Beauf. jun. But here's one re—taines
Her native innocence, that nevex yet
Call’d down: heavensangcr. 4 '

Beau]. [em T15 in vaiud to momma
For whats paﬂ 12:] pe. We will refer bad man ‘
Your feht’cnce t0 the King : may we make ufé of
This great example, and learn: from it, that '
There cannot be a want ofpower abovo
To puuifh mugchcr, and unlawfull love,

’ £35m mutt;

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' THO. VV‘Masr;~

IA N. 21. I658.