14081309A greene Goo
se, a Godde
sse, pure pure ydotarie.
14091310God amende vs, God amende, we are much out a th'way.
14111312Long. By whom
shall I
send this (companie?) Stay.
14121313Berow. All hid, all hid, an olde infant play,
14131314Like a demie God, here
sit I in the
skie,
14141315And wretched fooles
secrets heedfully ore ey.
14151316More Sacks to the myll. O heauens I haue my wy
sh,
14161317Dumaine tran
sformed, foure Woodcocks in a dy
sh.
14181319Berow. O mo
st prophane coxcombe.
14191320Duma. By heauen the woonder in a mortall eye.
14201321Ber. By earth
she is not, corporall, there you ly.
14211322Duma. Her Amber heires for foule hath amber coted.
14221323Ber. An amber colourd Rauen was well noted.
14241325Ber. Stoope I
say, her
shoulder is with child.
14261327Ber. I as
some dayes, but then no Sunne mu
st shine.
14301331Ber. Amen,
so I had mine: Is not that a good word?
14311332Duma. I would forget her, but a Feuer
shee
14321333Raignes in my blood, and will remembred be.
14331334Ber. A Feuer in your blood, why then inci
sion
14341335Would let her out in Sawcers,
sweete mi
spri
son.
14351336Dum. Once more Ile reade the Odo that I haue writ.
14361337Ber. Once more Ile marke how Loue can varrie Wit.
On a day, alacke the day:
14401341 Spied a blo
ssome pa
ssing faire,
14421343 Through the Veluet, leaues the wind,
14431344 All vn
seene, can pa
ssage
finde:
Wish