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daughter_n	nephew_n	sister_n	wife_n	18,448	5	10.9566	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A59992	Six new playes ... the five first were acted at the private house in Black Fryers with great applause, the last was never acted / all written by James Shirley.; Plays. Selections	Shirley, James, 1596-1666.; Marshall, William, fl. 1617-1650.	1653 (1653)	Wing S3486; ESTC R20878	80,770	488

Frame must fall to pieces Thy Soul a fairer Tenant to this building Should wander in persuit of mine Mar. No more Let me advise your griefs I have tears for both Divide at distance you may kiss in heart Man With such a groan souls from their bodie part The Castellano lights away the Ladies and Manuell retires to his Prison Enter Roderigo and Isabella Isa. How an Impostor though the Peoples tongues That catch at every noise and wave their duty As they are prescrib'd by Faction or lewd Pamphlets Doe talk this loud Rod. Upon my honour Madam Isa. I hope your Lordship has another knowledge And faith than to disgrace your bloud the Prince Ro. I say he is no Prince and we are sorry A Lady of your greatness should i' th' height Of such a glorious expectation lose What did invite your person hither Isa. Ha! Then I am lost that Letter has undone me Which full of love and satisfaction made Me hasty to destroy my self Ro. 'T is yet Within your choice to lose no honour Madam And in my sense of what you else might suffer I come to tender reparation Both to your love and greatness Isa. 'T is not possible Ro. If you can find within your heart a will To entertain my love I 'm no Impostor The King will call me Brother be kind Madam And what is past shall vanish like a dream Secure me with a smile Isa. My Lord I thank you But there will still remain some characters By which the world may guess at my sad story Ro. There cannot Isa. Yes I find some printed here For I did love the person I confess Of him you call the Impostor did he know Himself a Counterfeit Ro. Let me be just And quit him from that Treason Isa. That is something To plead his innocence to me I dare not Yet ask his name when I remember what My tongue consented to before the Priest So late yet 't will be known if he be not The Prince we thought tel me his other name Say is he basely born Ro. He is the Duke Mendoza's son Isa. That is a comfort yet And in the confidence of this truth my Lord I am well again I thank you Ro. If this please you Doe you remember Madam he hath wounds Fatall upon him that allready may Exclude him from the living Isa. 'T would be impious While there is any life remaining Sir To make another promise when you say He 's dead I may with modest freedom hear What you too early now prepare me for Exit Isa. Ro. You honour me enough I find her judgement Allready meet what I propound he cannot He sha'not live to cross me Enter Piracquo 'T is Piracquo He can assure me you look sad my Lord As if with Iulio's giving up the ghost Your sons life now were forfeit Pir. 'T is too true Ro. I 'll follow and acquaint her yet 't is safer She take it from another Pir. All my hopes Are in your Grace the King is coming hither If you will bind an old mans prayers and service Second my feeble breath and mediate His mercy to my boy you may be satisfied In conscience he had no thoughts to kill him The Prince's death will not engage you now To be poor Manuel's enemy good my Lord Forgive what past in my rash language Ro. Does not Your Lordship call to mind there was a sum Of fifty thousand Ducats Pi. They shall be sent to your Grace's Secretary nay I 'll make 'em fifty thousand more and think It cheap to save his life now you are mercifull Ro. The bargain would doe well but you are cozen'd I will not take a Maravide not I If upon other honourable tearms I may possess you favour I shall meet Your just commands ha' you forgot my Lord Some men doe keep Records but I am charitable And will not rack your patience Pi. Y' are gratious Ro. Ten millions of Ducats shall not ransome Your Darling from the Scaffold you observe You know your self your fortune and upon What strength you must depend now I have said Pi. Will your Grace hear My son shall live then and not lose one hair If you would pawn your soul to have it otherwise I have said too Ro. So peremptory Pi. Your Grace must pardon me the truth I have A scurvy sullen humour where I meet A worse and cannot hold though I should hang for 't And so God bu'y to your Grace we are alone Ro. Be merry with your head on time may come Pi. I would take boldness once more to intreat That the young man may live till the next Spring And then your Grace may purge Ro. So Sir I shall find waies to stay your vomiting The King Enter King and Lords 1. Lo. Good Sir be comforted Ki. Good Sir give me reasons I had a son till now yet long since lost him Ro. Now you may take revenge Ki. T is well remembred Mendoza is the Traytor he shall bleed For Carlo's loss Ro. And he deserves that would Have cozen'd the whole Kingdom Ki. Send for him I 'll ask him in what wilderness the boy Has hid himself command him hither presently And if he give me not a satisfaction It will be justice then to send his soul About the world to find him out 1. Lo. The Prince Antonio Sir Enter Antonio and Maria An. If at a time when sorrow Hath exercised his sting you can admit To hear me happy in Maria's love Let me begin to call you father and Till Carlo find your blessing think you have One to supply his duty Ki. It is some Allay to Carlo's loss Maria has Not left her father Ma. I shall ever live Within your precept to express a daughter As unto him a wife Ki. Both to my heart Sit down where is your sister Isabella Ro. She not despairs To be a Bride to one that may repair My Nephews loss and if she smile on me It wil not draw I hope your frown upon it Enter Isabella Julio Piracquo An. Is not that Isabella Isa. And this he Who if you call me Sister must be worth Your noblest Friendship and embrace Ro. Alive Iu. Your pardon Sir they knew me innocent Made me usurp Prince Carlo's name for Iulio's Ro. Confusion Enter Manuel and Clara Pi. I appeal Sir to your justice and have brought My son to hear your breath pronounce his pardon Ki. Thus all meet happiness but I receive Him free Piracquo onely I must mourn The loss of mine Enter Mendoza and Pedro Iu. I am no Prince Don Manuel my fate Has been unriddled Cla. My Brother living we are all safe Me. Ha my Iulio Iu. Your blessing now Me. Take it and with it all my tears I scorn To shed one other drop my joyes are mighty My heart is all one bonefire Ki. Plead no more Mendoza dies the sentence is irrevocable Pe. There is a cooler Sir after your bonefire Iu. Sister I 'll kiss these sorrows off Cl. You cannot while my Father 's doom'd to death Ro. Why does Mendoza live Pi. Because he must not dye yet Pedro Pe. My Lord Pi. and Pe. whisper with the King Men. I 'll give thee Clara first here take her Manuel I see she loves thee lose no tears for me My Taper has burnt dim this many years Ki. Antonio Maria Isabella Mendoza witness all proceed Piracquo Pi. I was that Pirat Sir that stole your son And being desperate meant by this surprise To make my peace Pe. I was in the Confederacy And must affirm this truth Pi. But just when I had fitted my design And did expect t' have brought Don Carlo home I heard he was at Court no loss deplor'd For by the Dutchess of Mendoza's art Iulio supply'd the Princes name and person Me. And sent me word to Court my Son was dead ha Pi. This made me think my Kinsman had deceiv'd me And then resolv'd my stay in Portugal Where as my own I bred and call'd him Manuel Till after many years your Grace redeem'd us And I at my return confirm'd i' th' story By Pedro hitherto protracted time With hope to serve Don Iulio for our freedome I have your pardon Sir for all Ki. Thou hast Pe. I am included trust me with a Secret Sir Another time I knew 't would come to this At last and with some justice did but punish Your fears and jealousies is not this better Than sending me to the Wars or shipping me For t'other World before my time Me. Th' art my best Servant Pi. And my heir agen Car. Depose me from this glorious title Sir Unless my Clara may divide the honor Ki. Providence meant her thine both call me father Ro. There is no remedy Nephew welcom home And Neece we shall be kindred now Mendoza Piracquo we are friends too and I 'll try How I can love you heartily Ki. I hear The Altar call make hast the triumph will Attend too long the clouds are chac'd away Night ne'r was mother to so bright a day Exeunt omnes FINIS

I can sit down despis'd Car. Thou art my best friend now Antonio Me-thinks we are not pleasant if she should Be a little obstinate it would become And speak the bravery of thy soul and service To use some language for me wo't thou Manuel Thou dost not know the sufferings of my soul For Clara Man But I pitty 'em Car. 'T is new balsom Into my wounds where is the health Piracquo I feel new spirits dancing in my blood The health begun to Clara languisheth Why should I want it Gentlemen An. It was nam'd By Manuel to my Sister Isabella Prince Carlo you forget Car. To Isabella Your Graces pardon I confess my error I forgot her indeed but could your wishes Translate that Princess hither she should be A witness of my honourable thoughts Enter Isabella with Ladies Musick What Magick 's this do any know that face Pi. 'T is very like the Princess Isabella Ca. I would she were a Ghost Antonio Ha you got enchantments Is. You may stay Sir Ca. I love not to converse with spirits Ma. Sir This is no shadow Car. It is to me Sir Meet me at Clara's or be lost to honour Exit Is. It was your Counsell brother that reserv'd me For this first entertainment My good Lord Piracquo and Don Manuel you seem not So much affrighted as the Prince Pi. A devill In such a shape could never fright me Madam But persons of your quality shift not so Much air without a noise the motion Of Princes has much rumor to attend it Is. I chose to come so private I arriv'd The City but last evening Ma. You have much Honour'd Madrid Is. Why how now brother are You frighted too An. Yes and do sweat at soul To see our selves neglected Is. Some are not fortified against a sudden accident In my desert and innocence I can Interpret nothing yet in my dishonour Since joyes have extasies sometimes and with Their rapture may transport our senses from us As soon as any other passion Besides I heard him wish me here a witness Of honourable thoughts he has but now Remov'd his person to acquaint the King With greater preparation to receive A Guest so unexpected Pi. But I like not the Prince's humor you Had whisperings Manuel I observ'd Man I shall Keep nothing Sir in Clouds from you An. Thou sha't direct me Isabella wee 'l to Court My Lord Piracquo Manuel Is. How ere I put a valiant brow on his neglect And seem to make a gloss in his defence My soul is sick with fear An. Come Isabella Pi. We both attend your grace Exit Enter Roderigo Ro. My engins want success Piracquo is Restor'd to his full being and his Son At large and reconcil'd by Carlo's act My Nephew had been better to have wak'd A sleeping Dragon than have crost my aims He has rescu'd them but drawn upon his bosome As many wounds as policy and my Revenge can make I was too tame to strike At useless Shrubs that hinder not my prospect My thoughts should have no study but a Kingdome It is my Heaven and this young Cedar spread Betwixt my eyes and it I have allready Betray'd his love to Clara and the King That hath made up an Idoll to himself Of honour is inflam'd to my own wishes I know the Prince will be impatient To hear his Mistris tost by the Kings anger And he may leap into some disobedience That may be worth my second charge to sink him And then Piracquo Manuel and the Kingdome Shall stoop to my devotion yet I carry A smiling brow to all and please the King To think I am reconcil'd Enter Carlo My Nephew Car. Where is the King Ro. Where I left him displeas'd and was now coming To Prince Antonio's Lodgings to acquaint you Car. With what Ro. Have you contracted love with Duke Mendoza's Daughter the Lady Clara Car. What officious Tongue hath been bold to mention her Ro. He has Had some intelligence and is almost grown Wild with the strange resentment I not knowing What to object against his passion thus Surpriz'd you may believe apply'd what lenitives My understanding could collect o' th' sudden With confidence when you came to give account The accusation would fall off and he Appear too credulous against your honour Ca. It were no treason to Castile my Lord If I confest this mighty fact Ro. 'T is justice If you doe love her honourably to avow it Ca. Isabella is no Angell Ro. Nor is Clara Of an extraction to digrace a Prince Ca. Though he be my Father he did not Beget my Soul who 's with him Ro. I left the Duke Mendoza Ca. Has he made Complaint o' me 't is well let me preserve Good Uncle still your loving thoughts it is in vain to move my Father now Ro. There is I way if you could but dissemble Sir To set your wishes right and Letters may be so contriv'd to Portugall Ca. The Princess Is here allready Uncle Ro. Isabella Ca. Now with Antonio and I am lost Ro. Would thou wert never to be found agen Ca. I must doe something Ro. The Princess thus Affronted may be worth my own ambition Calm thoughts attend you Sir Exit Enter Mendoza Me. I 'm glad I came so well off from the King His anger made me tremble I was jealous Of more discovery when he nam'd the Prince This Treason is a kind of a quotidian It leaves a man no intervall I durst Not mention Pedro at all for fear The King had skill in Cabala I 'm afraid There 's something in the very name that may With a small key be open'd to my danger Ca. You are well met my Lord doe you know me Me. Know you Sir yes I know you for Car. For what Me. The Prince I hope now I 'm betray'd for certain Yet if he know it he will not be so furious Car. Are you so much an enemy to your self To tell the King Me. I tell the King alass I dare not tell it to my Ghostly Father I have more regard to you and my own life My Family 's undone by it Car. By what Sir Me. Nay if you know not I know not neither Sir What doe you mean Car. Am not I worthy in your opinion Your Daughter Clara's love Me. Oh is that all Car. But you must dote and tell the King on 't Me. I I disclaim it by my life and honour Car. I thought you had lov'd me Sir Me. He is a Traitour That dares accuse me now I may speak boldly My Bloud and Fortune have a little name I' th' World to which make an addition of My Life my Daughter Clara too were these In ballance against you they would be light And their whole loss repaird to see you happy If this be false a Whirlwind snatch me Sir And let me hang in some prodigious Cloud 'Twixt Earth and Heaven Car. This is a bold expression Me. But I must tell you Sir for your own sake I would not have