. The works of Shakespeare : in seven volumes : collated with the oldest copies, and corrected, with notes, explanatory, and critical. h intent, his wonted followersShall all be very well provided for jBut they are banifhd, till their converfationsAppear more wife and modefl to the world. Ch. Juft. And fo they are. Lan. The King hath calld his Parliament, my lord. Ch. Juft. He hath. Lan. I will lay odds, that ere this year expire,We bear our civil fwords and native fireAs far as France. I heard a bird fo ring,Whofe mufick, to my thinking, pleasd the , will you hence? [Exeunt. (39) Si
. The works of Shakespeare : in seven volumes : collated with the oldest copies, and corrected, with notes, explanatory, and critical. h intent, his wonted followersShall all be very well provided for jBut they are banifhd, till their converfationsAppear more wife and modefl to the world. Ch. Juft. And fo they are. Lan. The King hath calld his Parliament, my lord. Ch. Juft. He hath. Lan. I will lay odds, that ere this year expire,We bear our civil fwords and native fireAs far as France. I heard a bird fo ring,Whofe mufick, to my thinking, pleasd the , will you hence? [Exeunt. (39) Si Fortuna me tormento, fpera me contento] This falfe Italian is notfrom the Editors, but purpofely from the Author. Piflol, as an ignorantFellow, but an AfFe&er of Languages, quotes a Scrap he has heard, atall Adventures; not knowing whether he is right, or believing that anyof the Company know. It Teems to me a Fragment from fome Cban-Jon, or Madrigal; and, perhaps, flood thus in the Fortuna me torment a,La Speranza me content Fortune afflidl me, Ill wrap my felf up contented in the Hope of hergrowing E P I- EPILOGUE. Spoken by a D a n g e r. FIRST, my fear-, then, my courffie; laft, my fear is your difpleafure; my court fie, my duty jand my fpeech, to beg your pardons. If you look for agood fpeech now, you undo me \ for what I have to fayis of mine own making, and what, indeed, I Jhould fay, wilt,I doubt, prove mine own marring. But to the purpofe,and fo to the venture. Be it known to you, (as it is very*welt) I was lately here in the end of a difpleafing Play,to pray your patience for it, and to promife you a did mean, indeed, to pay you with this\ which ij\ likean ill venture^ it come unluckily home, I break 5 and you,my gentle creditors, lofe. Here, I promt fed you, 1 wouldbe, and here I commit my body to your mercies: bate mefome, and I will pay you fomei and, as moft debtors do%promife you infinitely. If my tongue cannot entreat
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