Sira, come hether boy, take view of mee, My Lady I am purpos’d to goe see: What doth my feather flourish with a grace, And this same dooble sette become my face, How descent doth this doublets forme appeare (I would I had my sute in houns-ditch heere) Do not my spurs pronounce a silver sounde? Do’s not my hose circumference profounde? Sir these are well, but there is one thing ill, Your Tailour with a sheete of paper bill, Vowes heel’e be paid, and Serjeants he had feed, Which wayte your comming forth to do thy deede: Boy god-amercy let my Lady stay, Ile see no counter for her sake to day. Decorative image Decorative image |