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The .i. scene
Here pamphilus & dauus stande in a corner a while.Carinus
pamphilus dauus.
Is
this credable or prayse worthy
A man of soch vnnaturall dispocycyon to be
That for other mennis hurtes to be glad and myry
And of other mens lossis that he
Shall make his owen proffet And comodyte
O Is this properte good And naturall
Nay nay It is the worst thyng of All.
A man of soch vnnaturall dispocycyon to be
That for other mennis hurtes to be glad and myry
And of other mens lossis that he
Shall make his owen proffet And comodyte
O Is this properte good And naturall
Nay nay It is the worst thyng of All.
which haue but a litille shame to deny a thing
But after when tyme is theyre promyse to fulfyll
Then lo necessite theym constraynyng
They opyn theym self yet fere they A lytill
But after when tyme is theyre promyse to fulfyll
Then lo necessite theym constraynyng
They opyn theym self yet fere they A lytill
yet the thing costraynyth theym to deny it still
Then theyre sayeng is the most shamfull that can be
why what art thow what art thow to me
Then theyre sayeng is the most shamfull that can be
why what art thow what art thow to me
why woldist thow haue my wyfe hark euery mā
Is for hym self/but where is theyre fydelyte
If one ask theym they shame not than
And when no nede is aferd they be
And where nede is nothing for suerte
But what shall I do shall I not to hym go
To compleyn of this wrong now done to me
And ley to his charge many thingis mo
Is for hym self/but where is theyre fydelyte
If one ask theym they shame not than
And when no nede is aferd they be
And where nede is nothing for suerte
But what shall I do shall I not to hym go
To compleyn of this wrong now done to me
And ley to his charge many thingis mo
yet some will say it shall not auayle me
yet greue him I shall And at the lest way
Ease my mynd on hym.
yet greue him I shall And at the lest way
Ease my mynd on hym.
P.
o carine
Both the & me vnwysely this day
wythout goddis help/haue I lost for ay
C.
thow art so vnwyse a cautell foūd hast thow now
yet for All that thy promyse broke hast thow.
P.
what for all that.
C.
And wolt thow now Agayn
wyth these wordis newly disceue me
P.
what ist.
C.
After I shewyd it playn
That I louid philomena than she plesid the
Alas I thought thy mynde had be euermore
Trew as myne.
P.
thow art disseyuid sore
C.
Is not this ioy inough to the euerydell
But me louīg her/thou must wyth fayr wordes fede
And in fals hope furth lede/well take her well
P.
Shall I take her o I se well in dede
what myscheuys I am in by thys knauys rede
Thou canst not tell.
C.
what meruell canst thou make
yf that he of the such insample take.
P.
Thou noldist say so if thou knewist my loue so feruent
C.
I know thou chyddist wyth thy fader lately here
And he is angry that thou woldyst not be contēt
To wed her.
P.
hark my sorow thou shalt here
These weddyngis to me neuer ordaynyd were
C.
No mary it cam of thyne own frewyll
P.
Tary thou knowyst not yet.
C.
I know doutles
that thou shalt haue her.
p.
why dost thou me kyll
But hark thys lo/he wold neuer cese
To intyse pray & call vppon me styll
Tyll that he made me to follow his will
To tell my fader that I wold haue her alas
C.
who was that.
P.
dauus.
Ca.
dauus ye was
P.
Dauus hath troblyd all this gere now
C.
why.
P.
I can not tell but the goddis I trow
were angry wyth me for that I did folow
His counsell.
C.
what sayst dauus is it so
D.
ye.
C.
O what sayst thow knaue lo
Now all the grete goddis aboue raynyng
Gyue the vengeauns to thy desert according.
Now all the grete goddis aboue raynyng
Gyue the vengeauns to thy desert according.
what tell me this yf all his enmyes
wold haue causid hym her for to mary
what other counsell cowd they gyue hym than this
wold haue causid hym her for to mary
what other counsell cowd they gyue hym than this
D.
Syr in good fayth disseyuyd Am I
But not all weryed.
C.
I think that truly
D.
Now syth we haue not prosperid this way
A nother wey now will we assay.
A nother wey now will we assay.
Except thow think because this did prospere
But very lytle at the begynnyng
That nothing now can remedy this gere
But very lytle at the begynnyng
That nothing now can remedy this gere
P.
yes man I am well sure of this thing
yf thow indeuer the and put to thy payn
for onne wedding thow wilt make me twayn
D.
To the pamphilus this seruyce I ow
wyth handis & fete both by night and day
In perell of my lyfe alwey to go
To prophet the in all that euer I may
And forthermore it is thy parte alway
yf ought happen other than we trust fore
Or com not to pas as I do puruey
Syth I do my best me to forgyue euermore
wyth handis & fete both by night and day
In perell of my lyfe alwey to go
To prophet the in all that euer I may
And forthermore it is thy parte alway
yf ought happen other than we trust fore
Or com not to pas as I do puruey
Or ells do it thy self/but yet haue I
Found a nother way therfore now me suffer
Found a nother way therfore now me suffer
P.
But restore me furst I pray the hartely
In as good estate As I was ere
D.
Mary I shall.
P.
but now tyme is ells neuer
D.
But tary me thinkith glycyryes dore doth crake now
P.
That is nought to the.
D.
I study to help this matter
P.
what now.
D.
ye & anon I shall shew you how.
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