A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 2 by Unknown
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Marry, I shall tell you:
Consider ye have good enou' And think ye come of noble kind; Above all men exalt thy mind; Put down the poor, and set nought by them; Be in company with gentlemen; Get up and down in the way, And your clothes look they be gay; The pretty wenches will say then, Yonder goeth a gentleman; And every poor fellow that goeth you by, Will do off his cap, and make you courtesy: In faith, this is true. YOUTH. Sir, I thank thee, by the rood, For thy counsel that is so good; And I commit me even now Under the teaching of Riot and you. RIOT. Lo, Youth, I told you That he was a lusty fellow. YOUTH. Marry, sir, I thank thee That you would bring him unto me. PRIDE. Sir, it were expedient that ye had a wife, |
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