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"Beggars Bush From the Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10)"


_Hig._ Then will I speak a speech, and a brave speech
In praise of Merchants, where's the Ape?
_Prig._ ------ Take him,
A gowty Bear-ward stole him the other day.
_Hig._ May his Bears worry him, that Ape had paid it,
What dainty tricks! ------ O that bursen Bear-ward:
In his French doublet, with his blister'd bullions,
In a long stock ty'd up; O how daintily
Would I have made him wait, and shift a trencher,
Carry a cup of wine? ten thousand stinks
Wait on thy mangy hide, thou lowzy Bear-ward.
_Ger._ 'Tis passing well, I both believe and joy in't,
And will be ready: keep you here the mean while,
And keep in, I must a while forsake ye,
Upon mine anger no man stir, this two hours.
_Hig._ Not to the wedding Sir?
_Ger._ Not any whither.
_Hig._ The wedding must be seen sir; we want meat too.
We are horrible out of meat.
_Prig._ Shall it be spoken,
Fat Capons shak't their tails at's in defiance?
And turkey tombs such honorable monuments,
Shall piggs, Sir, that the Parsons self would envy,
And dainty Ducks--
_Ger._ Not a word more, obey me.
[_Exit_ Ger.
_Hig.


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