t rage of his
offended
iealou?
Ben Jonson - The Devil's Association
you'll anon proue his hyr'd man, I feare,
What has he giu'n you, for this me? ? age? Sir,
Bid him put off his hopes of ? traw, and leaue
To ? pread his nets, in view, thus. Though they take
Ma? ter _Fitz-dottrell_, I am no ? uch foule, 50
Nor faire one, tell him, will be had with ? talking.
And wi? h him to for-beare his acting to mee,
At the Gentlemans chamber-window in _Lincolnes-Inne_ there,
That opens to my gallery: el? e, I ? weare
T'acquaint my hu? band with his folly, and leaue him 55
To the iu?
t rage of his offended iealou? ie.
Or if your Ma? ters ? en? e be not ? o quicke
To right mee, tell him, I ? hall finde a friend
That will repaire mee. Say, I will be quiet.
In mine owne hou? e? Pray you, in tho? e words giue it him. 60
PVG. This is ? ome foole turn'd!
What has he giu'n you, for this me? ? age? Sir,
Bid him put off his hopes of ? traw, and leaue
To ? pread his nets, in view, thus. Though they take
Ma? ter _Fitz-dottrell_, I am no ? uch foule, 50
Nor faire one, tell him, will be had with ? talking.
And wi? h him to for-beare his acting to mee,
At the Gentlemans chamber-window in _Lincolnes-Inne_ there,
That opens to my gallery: el? e, I ? weare
T'acquaint my hu? band with his folly, and leaue him 55
To the iu?
t rage of his offended iealou? ie.
Or if your Ma? ters ? en? e be not ? o quicke
To right mee, tell him, I ? hall finde a friend
That will repaire mee. Say, I will be quiet.
In mine owne hou? e? Pray you, in tho? e words giue it him. 60
PVG. This is ? ome foole turn'd!
