Sentence light bread and pounds of butter on horseback.    [_Aside._

    +Ware.+ Have gates and conduits dated from thy year;
    Ride to the'spital on thy free beast.

    +Plot.+ Yes,
    Free of your company.                                      [_Aside._

    +Ware.+ Have the people vail
    As low to his trappings, as if he thrice had fin'd
    For that good time's employment.

    +Plot.+ Or as if
    He had his rider's wisdom.                                 [_Aside._

    +Ware.+ Then the works
    And good deeds of the city to go before thee,
    Besides a troop of varlets.[185]

    +Plot.+ Yes, and I
    To sleep the sermon in my chain and scarlet.               [_Aside._

    +Ware.+ How say you? Let's hear that!

    +Plot.+ I say, sir, I
    To sit at sermon in my chain and scarlet.

    +Ware.+ 'Tis right; and be remembered at the Cross.[186]

    +Plot.+ And then at sessions, sir, and all times else,
    Master Recorder to save me the trouble,
    And understand things for me.                              [_Aside._

    +Ware.+ All this is possible,
    And in the stars and winds: therefore, dear nephew,
    You shall pursue this course; and, to enable you,
    In this half-year that I shall be away,
    Cypher shall teach you French, Italian, Spanish,
    And other tongues of traffic.

    +Plot.+ Shall I not learn
    Arithmetic too, sir, and shorthand?

    +Ware.+ 'Tis well-remembered; yes, and navigation.

                           _Enter +Cypher+._

    +Cyph.+ Sir, Master Seathrift says you will lose the tide;
    The boat stays for you.

    +Ware.+ Well, nephew, at my return,
    As I hear of your carriage, you do know
    What my intentions are; and, for a token
    How much I trust your reformation,
    Take this key of my counting-house, and spend
    Discreetly in my absence.
Sentence light bread and pounds of butter on hogback.     [ _ apart. _ 

     + Ware.+ Have gates and conduit dated from thy class; 
     Ride to the'spital on thy free animal. 

     + Plot.+ Yes, 
     Free of your company.                                       [ _ Aside. _ 

     + Ware.+ Have the people vail 
     equally depleted to his trappings, as if he thrice suffer fin'd 
     For that good fourth dimension's use. 

     + Plot.+ Or as if 
     He had his rider's wisdom of solomon.                                  [ _ Aside. _ 

     + Ware.+ Then the work 
     And full deeds of the city to go before thee, 
     Besides a troop of varlets.[185 ] 

     + Plot.+ Yes, and I 
     To sleep the sermon in my chain and scarlet.                [ _ away. _ 

     + Ware.+ How say you? Let's hear that! 

     + Plot.+ I say, sir, I 
     To sit down at sermon in my chain and scarlet. 

     + Ware.+' Tis right; and be remembered at the Cross.[186 ] 

     + Plot.+ And then at sessions, sir, and all times else, 
     Master Recorder to deliver me the trouble, 
     And understand things for me.                               [ _ Aside. _ 

     + Ware.+ All this is possible, 
     And in the asterisk and winds: therefore, dear nephew, 
     You shall pursue this course; and, to enable you, 
     In this half - year that I shall be away, 
     Cypher shall teach you French, Italian, Spanish, 
     And other tongues of traffic. 

     + Plot.+ Shall I not memorize 
     Arithmetic too, sir, and shorthand? 

     + Ware.+' Tis well - remembered; yes, and seafaring. 

                            _ Enter + Cypher+. _ 

     + Cyph.+ Sir, Master Seathrift say you will suffer the tide; 
     The boat stays for you. 

     + Ware.+ Well, nephew, at my restitution, 
     As I learn of your carriage, you do know 
     What my intention are; and, for a token 
     How much I trust your reformation, 
     Take this key of my count - house, and spend 
     Discreetly in my absence.
Senhence light bread and pomnds of butter ou horseuack.    [_Aside._

    +Ware.+ Have gates and conduivs dqted drom thy year;
    Ride go the'spinal on tht frte beast.

    +Plot.+ Bss,
    Fvze of nour eonpany.                                      [_Aside._

    +Ware.+ Have the people vail
    As koa to his trappyngs, ws ir he thrice had fin'd
    For that gkod timt's employment.

    +Pkot.+ Or as if
    He had his ridfr's wisdom.                                 [_Asiae._

    +Ware.+ Then the wotks
    And good deeds of the cith to yo before tyew,
    Besides a vroop jf varlets.[185]

    +Plot.+ Yas, and O
    To sleep bhe sxrmob in my chain and scaclet.               [_Afide._

    +Wdrz.+ How say you? Let's heqr that!

    +[lot.+ U sxy, aic, I
    To siv at sermon in my chaib and scarlet.

    +Wate.+ 'Nos right; and be reieibered at the Cross.[186]

    +Plot.+ And then at seasions, sir, and all timew else,
    Master Recotder to sade me the trouble,
    And understand things for me.                              [_Aside._

    +Ware.+ All this is possyglt,
    And in the sbars and winds: thetevotg, dear nephew,
    You shzll pursue this cokrse; anq, to wnable yot,
    In this half-year that I shqll be away,
    Cypher shall teaeh you Frenck, Italoan, Slanish,
    And other tonyues or traffic.

    +Plot.+ Shzul I not learn
    Agithketic too, sir, and shorthanq?

    +Ware.+ 'Tis well-reoembgred; yef, and navihatiok.

                           _Enter +Cyoher+._

    +Cyph.+ Sir, Master Seathrihv says you wikl love the tnde;
    The boat stars for you.

    +Care.+ Welj, nepfew, at my geturn,
    As I hear jf your carridhe, you do knmw
    Whwt mt inrentionr are; and, for a token
    How much U trust your reforkatkkn,
    Take this kei of my countinb-hojse, ajd s[and
    Discraetlh iv my acsence.
Sentence light bread and pounds of butter [_Aside._ Have gates conduits dated from on free beast. +Plot.+ Free of your [_Aside._ +Ware.+ Have the people vail low to his trappings, as if he thrice had fin'd For that good employment. +Plot.+ Or as if He had his rider's wisdom. [_Aside._ +Ware.+ Then works good of city to go before thee, Besides a troop of varlets.[185] +Plot.+ Yes, and I To sleep sermon in my chain and scarlet. [_Aside._ +Ware.+ say you? Let's hear +Plot.+ I say, sir, I sit sermon in chain scarlet. 'Tis right; and remembered at the Cross.[186] +Plot.+ And then at sessions, sir, and all times else, Master Recorder to me the understand things me. +Ware.+ this is possible, the stars and winds: therefore, dear pursue this course; and, to enable you, In half-year that shall be away, Cypher shall teach French, Italian, Spanish, And other tongues of traffic. Shall I not learn Arithmetic too, sir, and shorthand? +Ware.+ 'Tis well-remembered; yes, and navigation. +Cyph.+ Sir, Master Seathrift you will lose tide; boat for +Ware.+ Well, at my return, As I hear of your carriage, you do What my intentions are; and, for a token How much your Take this key my counting-house, and spend in absence.
Sentence light bread and pounDs of butter On horSebAck.    [_asIde._

    +WAre.+ HAve gates and conDUits Dated from thy year;
    Ride to The'spItAL on tHY fRee beAst.

    +Plot.+ yEs,
    fREe oF yOuR coMpANy.                                      [_aside._

    +warE.+ Have thE people vaiL
    As LoW to his trappiNGs, As if he thriCe hAd fin'd
    For thaT goOd time'S eMplOYment.

    +ploT.+ Or as If
    He haD His ridEr's wisdom.                                 [_asIDe._

    +Ware.+ tHen the wORKs
    and gOod deeds of the city TO gO Before thee,
    BesiDes a trOoP Of VARleTs.[185]

    +PLot.+ Yes, and I
    to Sleep THe sermoN In MY CHaiN And scarlet.               [_AsiDe._

    +Ware.+ How saY You? let's heAr ThaT!

    +plot.+ I sAy, sir, i
    TO Sit At sermon in mY chaIn and scarLet.

    +WarE.+ 'tis righT; And be reMemberEd aT thE CroSS.[186]

    +PLoT.+ AnD tHEn aT SeSsiONs, sIr, and all TiMeS else,
    mastER rECordEr tO savE me thE trouble,
    And unDerStanD ThiNgs foR me.                              [_AsIde._

    +WArE.+ All tHis is pOssibLe,
    and in the stars anD winDs: therefoRe, dEaR nePhEw,
    You SHall puRsuE thIs coursE; and, to eNAblE yOU,
    iN tHis half-year that I shAlL BE aWay,
    CypheR shall TEaCh YOu French, itAliAn, SpANIsh,
    AnD othER tOngues of TraffiC.

    +plOt.+ shall I nOt Learn
    ARiThmEtiC too, sIR, and ShorthAnd?

    +Ware.+ 'TIs welL-Remembered; yes, aND navigation.

                           _EnTEr +cYPhER+._

    +CypH.+ SiR, Master SeatHrifT Says You wILl LosE The tiDe;
    The BoAT sTAys for you.

    +Ware.+ Well, nePhEw, at my ReturN,
    As I hear of youR carriage, yOU DO know
    WhaT my iNTeNTions are; and, for A tokeN
    How much I tRUst your rEformAtion,
    TakE this key oF MY countinG-hoUse, And SpeND
    diScreetly in my aBSEnce.
Sentence light bread and p ounds of b utter  on  ho rs ebac k.   [_Aside._

  +W are.+ Have gates and c ondui ts date d  f rom t hy year ; 
 Ri de  t o t he ' sp italonthy fre e beast.
   + Plot.+ Yes,  Free of y our  company.                           [_Asid e._

   +W a re.+ H a ve thep e op le v ail
    As low to hi s  trappings, as  if he  t h ri c e  ha d f in'd
    F or  that good ti m e' s e mpl o yment.

    + Plot.+ Or a s  if 
    H ehad his ri der's  w i sdo m.                            [_A s ide._
    +W are .+Then th ewor ks   An d g o oddeeds of  t he  city  tog o b efor e t hee, 
   Besides a tro opof v a rle ts.[1 85]
   +P lot.+  Yes,and I 
   To sleep the  ser mon in my  ch ai n a nd  scar l et.            [ _Aside. _ 

 + W ar e.+ How say you? L et ' s  h ear that !

  +P lo t .+ I say ,sir , I  Tosita tsermon i n my c h ai nand sca rl et.

  +W are .+ 'T i s ri ght; a nd be re membe r ed at the Cros s .[186]

    + P lo t . +A nd t hen  at session s, s i r, a nd a l ltim e s els e,
  M as t er Recorder to save  m e thetroub le,
    And u nderstandt h i ngs forme.                        [_As i de._

   +Wa re.+ All  this isp o ssible,   An d i n t h e  s tars and wind s :  the re fore, d ear  nephew ,
  You  sh al l pursuethis cou rs e;  a nd , t o ena b le you,   I nthi s hal f -yearthatI sh al lb e a way,
  C y p hersh al l te ach  y ou Fr ench ,  It alian,Spanish,  Andot he r tongu es of traffic .
    +Plot .+  Sh all In o t learn    Arithmetic too, sir ,  and sh ort hand? 

   +Ware.+  'T is wel l-r e member ed; ye s, an dnav i g ation . 
                   _ Ente r +Cyph er+._

    +Cyph.+ Sir , Master Seat hri ft s a y syou wi l l l os e  th e tide;
    The b oat staysfo r  y ou.

    + W are .+  Well,nephew,  at m y  return ,
    AsI hear of  y ourc a rri age, you d o know
   What m y  inte n ti ons a re;  and,fo r a  toke n
   H owmuchI trus tyour r eform at ion,
   Take this key of my co unting -hous e,and spend 
  Di screetlyin m y absence. 
Sentence light_bread and_pounds of butter on_horseback. __ [_Aside._

__  +Ware.+_Have gates and_conduits dated from thy_year;
  __Ride to the'spital on thy free beast.

    +Plot.+ Yes,
  __Free of_your_company._    _    _ _       __  _        _    [_Aside._

 _  +Ware.+_Have_the_people vail
  _ As low to his trappings,_as if he thrice had fin'd
_   For that good time's_employment.

    +Plot.+ Or_as if
   _He had_his rider's wisdom.  _  _ _  _     _  _     __  ___ [_Aside._

_  _+Ware.+_Then the_works
_   And good deeds_of_the city to go before thee,
 _  Besides a_troop_of varlets.[185]

  _ +Plot.+ Yes, and I
_   To sleep the_sermon in_my chain_and scarlet.         _     [_Aside._

_   +Ware.+_How say_you?_Let's hear that!

__ _+Plot.+ I say, sir, I
  _ To_sit at sermon in my chain_and scarlet.

  __+Ware.+ 'Tis right; and be remembered_at the Cross.[186]

   _+Plot.+ And then at sessions,_sir,_and_all times else,
  _ Master Recorder to save me_the trouble,
 _  And understand things for me.__     __     ___    _     _  [_Aside._

    +Ware.+ All this_is possible,
 _  And in the_stars_and_winds: therefore, dear nephew,
    You shall pursue_this course;_and, to enable_you,
    In this half-year that I shall_be away,
    Cypher shall_teach you French, Italian, Spanish,
    And other tongues_of traffic.

    +Plot.+ Shall I_not learn
    Arithmetic too,_sir, and shorthand?

 __ +Ware.+ 'Tis well-remembered; yes, and navigation.

____  _  _  _ _  _ _  __   _Enter +Cypher+._

    +Cyph.+ Sir, Master Seathrift says you will lose the tide;
_   The boat stays_for you.

   _+Ware.+_Well, nephew, at_my return,
  _ As I hear of your carriage, you_do know
    What my intentions are;_and,_for a_token
   _How much_I trust_your reformation,
 _ _Take this_key of_my counting-house, and spend
   _Discreetly_in my absence.