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A19977
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Lavv-trickes or, VVho vvould haue thought it As it hath bene diuers times acted by the Children of the Reuels. Written by Iohn Day.; Law tricks
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Day, John, 1574-1640?
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all thy Metam Metamorphosis Can shew such transformation oh my God! It is not possible is this my sonne A has mistooke himselfe my life a has For the seauen liberall sciences a reades The seauen blacke deadly finnes Must you needes sonne turne ouer these linnen leaues hauing such store of paper this is miraculous Pol. Newes newes my hearts will make your iocund soules daunce in your bosomes now which ioyfull tongue amongst you all cries first God saue the Duke God saue Duke Polymetes Iu. The newes is not so happy Po. Tush looke here Fer. My Lord I 'me sorry for your heauinesse Po. Thou shouldst haue said so to a Porter that 's heauy loaden But come sit sit in councell let 's deuize How to spend all this countlesse masse of wealth My father hath bequeath'd mee at his death Quite from the popular and vulgar garbe We will be ode in all things and retaine No common humor in our large expence Fer. An honorable minde and were your father A liue to note these hopefull parts in you How would it moue him and surprize his heart But now my lord my message being done I must returne i 'me glad I haue found your sonne Po. For thy good newes take that along with thee Looke here Tris would not these Exit Duke Make notable states-mē methinks state steals vpō me Em. And I haue knowne some steale state Pol. Then they came neuer truely by it as I doe but pergite porro methinkes I could make an indifferent careles Duke Iu. And I could make a notable Courtier methinks I am begging alreadie Pol. O myne Vncle would make an Excellent Court spaniell he would sent out offices conceald lands a hundred mile of and a were my casheere but twentie yeares I durst change liuings with him Emi. But what employment for Horatio Pol. O he would make a good grumbling surly politician thou shalt be my politician Ho. I shall neuer be lou'd Iu. Not lou'd your reason Iul. I hate the base and rascall multitude I cannot nod ride bare-head through the streetes Nor wreath my body like a Cable Hat-band To euerie Pedler and mechannick Townes-man I hate the poore am enuious at the rich Loue none Pol. Yes women Hor. Faith after a sort I loue a good smooth face Em. Then you loue mine Hor. And fortie more Pol. I muse yoe doe not marrie Hor. I would to night vpon condition That I might burie her to morrow God Boy Pol. Fill him some wine Ho. I cannot drinke god boy Po. It is not poyson'd Hor. Hum I cannot tell The Countesse drunke and dide Po. Come come Hor. Farwell Pol. Still in the bags of Melancholly pax on 't t is staler then Tobacco not so much but the singing Cobler is growne melancholly and correctes shoes in humour fie on t come sit we must talke about many matters Riuo I le bee singuler my Royall expence shall run such a circular course that the Rascall spawne of Imitators shall split their wooden braines and sinke their wealth in the Gulfe of prodigalitie and yet like a bad Archers shaft fall sixescore short of their ayme my expence shall be royall and peculiar Em. I le fashion you a course Po. Diuinely come Em. Diuinely indeede serue God liue honestly rellish not Atheisme Pol. That 's cleane out of the fashion indeede Iul. Then good Pol. Because out of the fashion set downe that Adam Ad. T is done Iul. I hau 't my Lord I haue 't yfaith Po Nay quickly how Iul. Wee le keepe no Pages Po. Excellent that 's cleane out of the fashion for Pages that 's good that stands downe with it Adam Ad. T is done sir Iul. Wee le vse no great Horses Pol. How shall we ride then Hor. On Mules and shee Asses Em. Downe with that Adam Pol. But for my traine for a Page with Pages Em. Maintaine a hundred Gallants at your heeles Liue in the Countrie entertaine agen Into the Court long-banish'd hospitalitie Who since the first great hose with Codpeeces grewe out of fashion neere durst shew his head Po. Another set it downe I le spend after fortie pound a day I le see which of my cheuerill braind immitators dares follow my fashion sblood I cannot drinke Tobacco two daies but the third the Church wardens fidemen are at it in the Alehouse in sermon time I cannot weare a sute halfe a day but the Tailors Iourny-man creepes into 't I cannot keepe a block priuate but euery Citizens sonne thrusts his head into it I cannot keepe a wench but euery grand-Iurors sonne in the Countre imitates me I care not if I make it petty treason for any man to kisse vnder ten pound a Kisse Ad. Oh my Lord t will neuer passe i th the Lower-house they will not loose their libertie of kissing Hor. Then keepe a leash of Wenches Po. As common as cracking of nuts not a seruingman but doth as much Iul. Fore-god I hau 't peculiar I haue 't Pol. What i st Iulio Iul. Your honour shall keepe no wenches at all Em. No wenches what shall become of me then Pol. I must be round with you Tris you must pack many women they say are common and I le entertaine nothing that sauors of Communitie I wil not diuulge Em. Nay but hark you my Lord though you maintaine me you doe not lye with me and I thinke that 's the newer fashion Pol. Fore-god the newest of all for there 's not a gallant maintaines his wench but a will lye with her downe with that Adam Ad. T is done Enter Ioculo the Page Ioc. My Lord my Lord the Duke your father with a great traine is comming Pol. From heauen or hell Ioc. That 's more then I knowe but by the faith of a page or the worde of a Gent. which you will hee is ariu'd and in great state entred the Cittie Iu. Zounds where 's the slaue that brought the false report of his death Pol. But art sure t is my father Ioc. Or else your Mother did you the more wrong shift for your selues for he is come Pol. My father aliue and come home hart a me what shift come home finde the Court turnd Ale-house Dicing-house Dauncing schoole I am vndone horse and foote Em. Some Rosasolis or Aqua mirabilis ho for our generall coward 's in a swoune Po. I know you are a hot shot in a feather-bed Tris but that will uot serue turne now therefore fall off the enemie is too strong deede Tris euerie Lambe to his fold and Cony to her Borough for the olde Foxe is abroad no wilt not bee why then God a mercyes braine Cedant arma togae my gowne and bookes boy some sudden deuise to keepe him back halfe an houre and win my good opinion for euer Ioc. And I doe not let mee die of the bastinasdoe Exeunt Enter Duke Ferneze Angelo and other Nobles attendants Duke Lords make a stand I wonder that our Sonne glads not our wisht arriuall with his