8 12 Louers hea[r]ke alarum. [Page 459 of MS.] LOUERS: harke! an alarum is sounding: now loue Lovers, cryes; who-soe feares, or in ffaintnesse abounding,' will surprise. O then, on! charge them home! if you delay your charge your time, your hopes will ffaile; girls home; these ffair ffoes yeelding lookes doe bewray their their hearts harts as yours, more then their owne. If they striue, itts a tricke ffor a triull who is most No braue man ffor a silly denyall will grow cold; ment in louing scance; are more yours than theirs. Take no denial; On then, & charge them home! perchance you may charge soe put them home! ffrom their ffence. Downe, Downe with them! o, how the tremble for the Down with crye! they know why. no! no! they dissemble 4 4; them! 1 Only half the u in the MS.-F. 2 ? MS. whema.-F. 3?uois. I can make no sense of it.-F. There's a tag at the end like an s.-F. 88 [page 460] 16 They'll fight again. LOUERS HEA[R]KE ALARUM. Quickly woone, Quickly lost, the delight of life is lost, procured with paines. These respects makes them bold to fight, to Cry, to A FREINDE OF MINE. "Insooth," then did this youngman say, was only made for louers true eche others to inbrace." hee tooke her by the middle small,— but to pull vpp her: smo: blocke wheron shee sate, poore silly soule, to rest her weary bones. this maid shee was noe whitt affraiyd, but shee caught him ffast by the stones: thumbes; wheratt he vext & greiued was, soe that his flesh did wrinkle ; : this maid shee was noe whitt affrayd, but caught him fast hold by the : pintle: pimple which hee had on his chin likwise ; but lett the pimple passe ;— there is no man heare but he may supposse shee weere a merry lasse. he boldly ventured, being tall, yet in his speech bu[t] blunt, hee neuer ceast, but tooke vpp all, & cacht her by the Cun: plumpe. And red rose lipps he kisst full sweete: ffor if you wilbe ruled by me, you shall vse small time in wooinge. 1 These and the similar colons following are those of the MS.-F. [page 460] |