This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1873 edition. Excerpt: .was a little, sir, mistaken in her age. Would yould procure us a divorce.

1 Emb. If you can maket appear she is too old. Vas. She writes a hundred and ten, sir, next grass, 1 Emb. Tis a fair age well sir, you shall have a divorce, And what the profits of her dowry would Have been, I will myself bestow on you. Vas. Such another good day makes us all mad. Duke.

Come, to the temple and lets join those hearts, That with such pious courage have endurd The trial of a noble constant faith, Whom tortures nor the frowns of death could move. This happy day well consecrate to love. EPILOGUE. Troth, gentlemen, you must vouchsafe a while T excuse my mirth, I cannot chase hut smile, And tis to think, how like a subtle spy Our poet waits to hear his destiny; Just in the entry as you pass, the place Where first you mention your dislike or grace: Pray whisper softly that he may not hear, Or else such words as shall not blast his ear. FINIS. ADDENDA. No. 1.

This alteration is introduced in the folio, in the third act, between Frivolo, after saying "a very owl " and the entrance of Evandra, Melora and others, in place of the short dialogue in the early text commencing thus: --Alt. "Thou art a coxcomb," &c, and ending "without help or hope." Enter Musicians. Alt. Oh are you come? Friends of the fiddle pray strike up well have A dance before the wedding. Fmv. I cannot dance, Altesto, without cork At my heels; I must have a woman behind me. Alt.

Thou shalt lead the widow. The very tuning Of a cittern will make her bestir her stumps Like an old oak. Enter Tristan. Thkist. Wheres Vasco, gentlemen? I am in haste. Alt. If you are in haste, you had best for dispatch Make answer to your self. Thist.

The duke has sent for.