Greenes Newes Both From Heauen And Hell 1593 And Greenes Funeralls 1594
Greenes Newes Both From Heauen And Hell 1593 And Greenes Funeralls 1594
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In good faith (faid I) they be wares fit for fuch cuflomers, 30 for from hell they came, and thether they will, there they were firfl deuifed, and therefore fittefl to ferue that Market.
You are much deceyued fir f fayd fhe) for I haue fafhions heere that neuer a Lady nor Gentlewoman that is in hell, euer fawe the like, nor neuer a Curtyfan, or any other 35 flrumpet that liued in the world, did euer weare the like, fuch perewigs, curled and firifled by art, fuch roules of hayre per- fumed and p...latted by proportion, fuch ruffes as will afke one F 2 whole [43 ] Greenes newes whole day to wafh and ftarch, and an other daies labour but to pinne them in the fafhion, that (alas poore women) they are faine to take great paynes to goe to the diuell : but I be- feech you Gentlemen, if your occafions be not the greater, doo fo much as condnd mee a lytttle part of the way, tyll I bee 5 paft this ill fauoured Monfter that hath fo affright me. We yeelding to her requeft, had not gone farre but we might dif- cerne a moft deformed creature, with a monftrous payre of homes, growing from the vppermoft part of his Fore-head, the tippes whereof turned round into his eyes, and growing lo there agayne into his head, had made him ftarke blinde, that he had no manner of fight ; Our Companion fo confidently perfwaded in the vertue of his holy Candle, that he thought no fpirite was able to hurt him, ftepping forward fayde.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In good faith (faid I) they be wares fit for fuch cuflomers, 30 for from hell they came, and thether they will, there they were firfl deuifed, and therefore fittefl to ferue that Market.
You are much deceyued fir f fayd fhe) for I haue fafhions heere that neuer a Lady nor Gentlewoman that is in hell, euer fawe the like, nor neuer a Curtyfan, or any other 35 flrumpet that liued in the world, did euer weare the like, fuch perewigs, curled and firifled by art, fuch roules of hayre per- fumed and p...latted by proportion, fuch ruffes as will afke one F 2 whole [43 ] Greenes newes whole day to wafh and ftarch, and an other daies labour but to pinne them in the fafhion, that (alas poore women) they are faine to take great paynes to goe to the diuell : but I be- feech you Gentlemen, if your occafions be not the greater, doo fo much as condnd mee a lytttle part of the way, tyll I bee 5 paft this ill fauoured Monfter that hath fo affright me. We yeelding to her requeft, had not gone farre but we might dif- cerne a moft deformed creature, with a monftrous payre of homes, growing from the vppermoft part of his Fore-head, the tippes whereof turned round into his eyes, and growing lo there agayne into his head, had made him ftarke blinde, that he had no manner of fight ; Our Companion fo confidently perfwaded in the vertue of his holy Candle, that he thought no fpirite was able to hurt him, ftepping forward fayde.
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