The Laws of Candy eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 112 pages of information about The Laws of Candy.

The Laws of Candy eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 112 pages of information about The Laws of Candy.

Erota: 

      I could hang this fellow now:  by whom
      Are you supported, that you dare do this? 
      Have you not example here in a Prince
      Transcending you in all things, yet bears himself
      As doth become a man had seen my beautie? 
      Back to your Country, and your Curtizans,
      Where you may be admired for your wealth,
      Which being consum’d, may be a means to gain you
      The opinion of some wit.  Here’s nothing
      To be got but scorn, and loss of time.

Gonzalo: 

      Which are things I delight in.

Erota: 

      Antinous follow me.

[Exit.

Gonzalo: 

      She is vext to the soul.

Mochingo: 

      Let her be vext, ’tis fit she should be so: 
      Give me thy hand Gonzalo, thou art in our favour,
      For we do love to cherish lofty spirits,
      Such as percusse the Earth, and bound
      With an erected countenance to the clouds.

Gonzalo: 

      ’S-foot, what thing is this?

Mochingo: 

      I do love fire-works, because they mount: 
      An Exhalation I profess to adore,
      Beyond a fixed star, ’tis more illustrious,
      As every thing rais’d out of smoak is so: 
      Their vertue is in action:  what do you think of me?

Gonzalo: 

Troth Sir,
261] You are beyond my ghess, I know you not.

Mochingo: 

      Do you know your self?

Gonzalo: 

      Yes Sir.

Mochingo: 

      Why you and I are one:  I am proud, and
      Very proud too, that I must tell you; I saw
      It did become you, cousin Gonzalo, prethee
      Let it be so.

Gonzalo: 

      Let it be so good cousin.

Mochingo: 

      I am no great ones fool.

Gonzalo: 

      I hope so, for alliance sake.

Mochingo: 

      Yet I do serve the Mighty, Monstrous, and Magnanimous
      Invincible Erota.

Gonzalo: 

      O good cousin, now I have you:  I’le meet you in your Coat.

Mochingo: 

      Coat?  I have my horse-mans coat I must confess
      Lin’d through with Velvet, and a Scarlet out-side;
      If you’ll meet me in’t, I’le send for’t;
      And cousin you shall see me with much comfort,
      For it is both a new one, and a right one,
      It did not come collateral.

Gonzalo: 

      Adieu good cousin; at this present I have some business.

Mochingo: 

      Farewel, excellent cousin.

Actus Tertius

Scena Prima

      [Enter Gonzalo, and Fernando.]

Gonzalo: 

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