The same day about 4. of the clocke, wee set saile againe, and sayled West alongst the coast with a fresh side-winde.

For ever die, and nere returne againe, Never more see the Sunne, nor Heaven, nor Earth?

Tush, Leidenberch: thinck what thou art to doe; Not to play Niobe weeping ore her Children, Unles that Barnavelt appeere againe And chide thy dull-cold nature.

I that have broke the beds of Mutenies And bowde againe to faire obedience Those stubborne necks that burst the raynes of order, Shall I shrinck now and fall, shot with a rumour?

That thou dead Coarse againe in compleat steele, Reuisits thus the glimpses of the Moone, Making Night hidious?

goe too and goe to; if I have done any mischiefe or bene over valiant in my drinke to kill a man or soe, why 'twas in my drinke, not I, and let my drinke be hangd for't; or, I say and I sayt, let um stay till I am drunke againe and then hange me; I care not, I shall not be sensible of it.

He keepes them like an Ape in the corner of his iaw, first [Sidenote: like an apple in] mouth'd to be last swallowed, when he needes what you haue glean'd, it is but squeezing you, and Spundge you shall be dry againe.

another Library of prayse, Met in a Troupe t'advance contemned Playes And bring exploded Witt againe in fashion?

This deponent after she had a little paused said, who did you say, then goodw Seger sd againe she had sent Satan to tell them she was no witch.

Haste againe: No time too swift to ease a Lovers paine.

By garr, skurvy marshan, me beat dee starck dead, and make dee live againe for sav'a de law.

Lords againe.

And, though thou walke in chaunged bodie now, This penance shall be added to thy vowe: Thyself a man shalt love a man in vaine, And, loving, wish to be a maide againe.

Gentlemen, y'have much honourd me to take Such entertainement, but y'are welcome all. 'Twas my desire to have your company At parting: heaven knowes when we shall meete againe.

Tis true, and therefore, call the poore againe.

Or if perchaunse you stand in doutfull fere Sithe mad Megera is not returnde againe Least wandring in the world

Speake againe thou mortall wight.

Haste againe: No time too swift to ease a Lovers paine.

That I might be in that unborne againe, sir. Fer.

Fletcher (whose Fame no Age can ever wast; Envy of Ours, and glory of the last) Is now alive againe; and with his Name His sacred Ashes wak'd into a Flame; Such as before did by a secret charme The wildest Heart subdue, the coldest warme, And lend the Lady's eyes a power more bright, Dispensing thus to either, Heat and Light.

Come, Ile winke againe, It shall not trouble you:hence my trayterous thoughts.

When I am gon And angry war againe shall ceize your Cuntry, Too late remember then and cursse your follyes.