The comciall Historie of
837833Clowne. I will goe before
sir.
838834Mi
stres looke out at window for all this,
839835 there will come a Chri
stian by
840836will be worth a Iewes eye.
841837Shyl. What
sayes that foole of
Hagars of
spring? ha.
842838Iessica. His words were farewell mi
stris, nothing els.
843839Shy. The patch is kinde enough, but a huge feeder,
844840Snaile
slow in pro
fit, and he
sleepes by day
845841more then the
wild-cat: drones hiue not with me,
846842therefore
I part with him, and part with him
847843to one that I would haue him helpe to wa
st 848844his borrowed pur
se. Well
Iessica goe in,
849845perhaps
I will returne immediatlie,
850846do as I bid you,
shut dores after you, fa
st bind, fa
st find.
851847a prouerbe neuer
stale in thriftie minde.
Exit. 852848Ies. Farewell, and if my fortune be not cro
st,
853849I haue a Father, you a daughter lo
st.
Exit.
854850 Enter the maskers Gratiano and Salerino. 855851Grat. This is the penthou
se vnder which
Lorenzo 856852de
sired vs to make
stand.
857853Sal. His howre is almo
st pa
st.
858854Gra. And it is meruaile he out-dwells his howre,
859855for louers euer runne before the clocke.
860856Sal. O tenne times fa
ster
Venus pidgions
flie
861857to
seale loues bonds new made, then they are wont
862858to keepe obliged faith vnforfaited.
863859Gra. That euer holds: who ri
seth from a fea
st 864860with that keene appetite that he
sits downe?
865861where is the hor
se that doth vntread againe
866862his tedious mea
sures with the vnbated
fire
867863that he did pace them
fir
st: all things that are
868864are with more
spirit cha
sed then enioyd.
869865How like a younger or a prodigall
870866the
skarfed barke puts from her natiue bay
871867hugd and embraced by the
strumpet wind,
872868how like the prodigall doth
she returne
with