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Show - \‘48-..‘«-..‘;»;.‘-'./_' 8 T 1 - eoughing decrepid Dotrell,to be a dry Nurfe alf onés life time t a o . - Child offixty five, to lycby the Image of Death a d l i and Doporgy moveable, that has no fenfe of life,but through it's pains; the Pidgeon' ) . ashappy that's laid to a fick mans feet, when th h 3§ well cnourh g clean.sh data import.tsv out README ver ; for my part this‘ \fliall hencefort be my Prayer handlikealy, Cur:ft be Sthe me}mry, nay double cur dubarg Reg . Ofber that wedded Ag f&t\leaan‘ b\l agteat by Ca(; OOat, Though worn with years }g‘!¥3:-.d€d{(‘llarea' k ;T.E‘:mg,andthen be s of 2 o olabeard fy ' & eood h Vet good humo I *T7s all day troublefome So | 10iTthe wholeSer, this minuteat Dim Ehaonts me eve [ln I- Qs ) poor Wife at ¥ 0 £ for Intereft firft with fruitlefs wifhes fall and all night dull N ) ) Eools 1ndeed lead b . Fools are the firtef? fineft4 things# for apWpyivleisves, Yet old men Profit bring, as Fools bring And both make Yourhg and Wit. much beyt r pleafe toeanwhileo g alie, - you know 4 i I Enter Sir Jolly, Beaugard, Courtine, an Fourbin o Iy toa bodyyiflelis res in the Napkins Comre, SI R" Folly is the glory of the Age Sir Fol N ay now Sir you honour me too far noft intimate fus - < Bean. He's the delight of the young, and wonder of the old In s a we la t S Ff l T w G a n l y m n a m k b u h f thispature, withte Cowr, Hedeferves a Statue in Gold, at the charge o t . K n d m h a 1 ol Diciue, wl Sir Fol. Out upon't, fye for fhame: i protefIt''ll leave your ompany rriccats, clld ;¢ ifyou talk fo; but faith they were Whores, daintily dutiful Stru R R ddds bud, they'd-----have fiript for t'other Bottle inftiumental fir ~ Bean, Truly, Sir Folly, you are a man of very extraordinary difciwaetH srome . pline, I never faw Whores under better command in my life hat S ...]l [1L4) ( m b Jol. Pifh, that's nothing man, nothing, I can fend for forty bet. terwhen I pleafe, Doxies that will skip, itrip,leap, trip, an do any thin Inthe world, any thing cld Soul e pame b pim tie or, and 1§ qu Conr. Dear, dear Sir %olly, whereand when Sir Fol, Oddas fimply as I ftand here, her Father was a Knight - Bean Indeed Sir Folly, a Knightfay you licieations & 5 g ooy, Ay, but a little decay'd, I'll affure you fhe's a very goo otl Gentlewomian born o6y @ brifg | . Couwr. Ay, and a very good Gentlewoman bred too Wlfi'y ndcan 02 Jitick ~ ikWqughiflgfi SH‘TO AY.,‘ and fo fheis Beaw. But Sir Folly, how goes my bufinefs forward, when fhall I hav VIGRLOL the quarr I amt flyat C o L |
