Wily Beguiled 1606
Wily Beguiled 1606
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23 nance of that fame fweet round face of thine came into my mind: Out went I, and He bee fworne I was fo neere taken, that I was faine to cut all my points. And doft heare Pegge} If thou doffc not grant mee thy good will in the way of mar- riage; Firft. And formoft He run out of my cloathes, and then out of my wits for thee.
Pegge. Nay William I would bee loth you (hould doe fo 660 for me.
Will. Will you looke merrily on me and loue me then ?
Pegge. Faith I care not grg|tly if I doe.
Will. Car...e not greatly if I doe ? what an anfwers that ? If thou wilt fay, I Pegge take thee William to my fpruce husband.
Peg. Why fo I wil, but we mufl haue more company for witnefles firft.
Will. That needes not : heers good ftore of yong men & maides here. 670 Pegge. Why then heers my hand.
Will. Faith thats honeftly fpoken : fay after me. I Pegge Pudding promife thee William Cricket, That He hold thee for mine owne fweet Lilly, While I haue an head in mine eye, and a face on my nofe, a mouth in my tongue, and all that a woman fhould haue, from the crowne of my foote, to the fole of my head, He clafpe thee and clip thee, coll thee and kilfe thee, Till I be better then naught, and worfe than nothing : When thou art ready to fleepe, He be ready to fnort :
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
23 nance of that fame fweet round face of thine came into my mind: Out went I, and He bee fworne I was fo neere taken, that I was faine to cut all my points. And doft heare Pegge} If thou doffc not grant mee thy good will in the way of mar- riage; Firft. And formoft He run out of my cloathes, and then out of my wits for thee.
Pegge. Nay William I would bee loth you (hould doe fo 660 for me.
Will. Will you looke merrily on me and loue me then ?
Pegge. Faith I care not grg|tly if I doe.
Will. Car...e not greatly if I doe ? what an anfwers that ? If thou wilt fay, I Pegge take thee William to my fpruce husband.
Peg. Why fo I wil, but we mufl haue more company for witnefles firft.
Will. That needes not : heers good ftore of yong men & maides here. 670 Pegge. Why then heers my hand.
Will. Faith thats honeftly fpoken : fay after me. I Pegge Pudding promife thee William Cricket, That He hold thee for mine owne fweet Lilly, While I haue an head in mine eye, and a face on my nofe, a mouth in my tongue, and all that a woman fhould haue, from the crowne of my foote, to the fole of my head, He clafpe thee and clip thee, coll thee and kilfe thee, Till I be better then naught, and worfe than nothing : When thou art ready to fleepe, He be ready to fnort :
What to read after Wily Beguiled 1606?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W W Walter Wilson Greg to read online
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