Comoedia A worke in Ryme contayning an Enter-lude of Myndes, witnessing the Mans Fall from God and Christ. Set forth by HN, and by him newly porused and amended. Translated out of Base-almaynes into English [by Christopher Vitell?] |
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The XV. Chapter.
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The XV. Chapter.
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Conclvsion.
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Longing-for-comfort.Oh /wonderfull Things, haue I now hearde heere vttered!
O Good-informacion, therof instruct thou mee.
Good-information.
O Longing-for-comfort, wherin art thou yet combered:
Longing-for-comfort.
Oh/wonderfull Things, haue I now hearde heere vttered?
Good-information.
Let not thy Heart ; therwith; be anything distempered/
Ther is no wonderfull thing, I must disclose to thee.
Longing-for-comfort.
Oh/wonderful Things, howe I now heard heere vttered:
O Good-informacion, therof instruct thou mee.
And vnto me declare now, the D[illeg.]st of thissame Playe.
Good-information.
Let the Knowledg not to-much delyte thy Mynde I saye:
That thou com not into much Unrestfulnes therby.
Longing-for-comfort.
I hope well, No: For with a good Desyre woulde I
Uery-gladly now ; at large; euen simply knowe/
The Mynde of thissame Playe, if mee thou wouldst it showe:
And only thatt, to my Desyre, as I do heere declare.
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Good-information.O longing-for-comfort, thatt is a good Intent and Care:
For Understanding is gotten, after such a Fashon.
But yet ther doth great Perrill, consist in Informashon:
Because many false Praters, are start-vp and beare swaye/
Which prate and report much, against the Loue, alwaye/
And also in that sort, their false Informations do sowe:
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Euen for a peece of Bread/or a Handfull of Barly-grayne.
Longing-for-comfort.
Oh/wo is mee: To heare that, my Heart wil brake with payne?
Are-ther now in these Dayes, such Praters to be founde?
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Good-information.Thatt may you well perceaue, by their Discords that abounde:
As likewyse by their Renting, Dissencion, and Deceate.
Longing-for-comfort.
This new passed-ouer: instruct me I thee intreate/
Of the Kynde of this Playe, that I may reioyce me than.
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The XV. Chapter.
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