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A50789	The changeling as it was acted (with great applause) at the Privat house in Drury-Lane, and Salisbury Court / written by Thomas Midleton, and William Rowley, Gent.	Middleton, Thomas, d. 1627.; Rowley, William, 1585?-1642?	1653 (1653)	Wing M1980; ESTC R5638	40,097	66

yonder For her sweet voyage which grieves me to lose Necessity compels it I lose all else Als. Push Modesties shrine is set in yonder forehead I cannot be too sure tho my Joanna Bea. Sir I was bold to weep a message to you Pardon my modest fears Als. The Dove 's not meeker She 's abus'd questionless Oh are you come sir Enter Jasperino Bea. The glass upon my life I see the letter Jas. Sir this is M. Als. T 's it Bea. I am suspected Als. How fitly our Bride comes to partake with us Bea. What is 't my Lord Als. No hurt Bea. Sir pardon me I seldom tast of any composition Als. But this upon my warrant you shall venture on Bea. I fear 't will make me ill Als. Heaven forbid that Bea. I 'me put now to my cunning th' effects I know If I can now but feign 'em handsomly Als. It has that secret vertue it ne're mist sir Upon a virgin Jas. Treble qualited Als. By all that 's vertuous it takes there proceeds Jas. This is the strangest trick to know a maid by Bea. Ha ha ha you have given me joy of heart to drink my Lord Als. No thou hast given me such joy of heart That never can be blasted Bea. What 's the matter sir Als. See now 't is setled in a melancholy Keep both the time and method my Joanna Chast as the breath of heaven or mornings womb That brings the day forth thus my love incloses thee Exeunt Enter Isabella and Lollio Isa. Oh heaven is this the waiting moon Does love turn fool run mad and all once Sirrah here 's a mad-man a-kin to the fool too A lunatick lover Lol. No no not he I brought the Letter from Isa. Compare his inside with his out and tell me Lol. The out 's mad I 'me sure of that I had a tast on 't To the bright Andromeda chiefe Chambermaid to the Knight of the Sun at the sign of Scorpio in the middle Region sent by the Bellows-mender of Aeolus Pay the Post This is stark madness Isa. Now mark the inside Sweet Lady having now cast off this Counterfeit Cover of a mad-man I appeare to your best Judgement a true and faithfull Lover of your beauty Lol. He is mad still Isa. If any fault you finde chide those perfections in you which have have made me imperfect 'T is the same Sun that causeth to grow and inforceth to wither Lol. Oh Rogue Isa. Shapes and transhapes destroys and builds again I come in winter to you dismantled of my proper ornaments by the sweet splendor of your cheerful smiles I spring and live a lover Lol. Mad Rascall stil Isa. Tread him not under foot that shal appear an honour to your bounties I remain mad till I speak with you from whom I expect my cure Yours all or one beside himself Franciscus Lol: You are like to have a fine time on 't my Master and I may give over our professions I do not think but you can cure fools and madmen faster then we with little pains too Isa: Very likely Lol. One thing I must tell you Mistris you perceive that I am privy to your skill if I finde you minister once and set up the trade I put in for my thirds I shall be mad or fool else Isa: The first place is thine beleeve it Lollio If I do fall Lol: I fall upon you Isa: So Lol: Well I stand to my venture Isa: But thy councel now how shall I deal with 'um Lol: We do you mean to deal with 'um Isa: Nay the fair understanding how to use 'um Lol: Abuse 'um that 's the way to mad the fool and make a fool of the madman and then you use 'um kindly Isa: 'T is easie I 'll practise do thou observe it The key of thy Wardrobe Lol. There fit your self for 'um and I 'll fit 'um both for you Isa: Take thou no further notice then the outside Exit Lol: Not an inch I 'll put you to the inside Enter Alibius Ali: Lollio art there will all be perfect think'st thou To morrow night as if to close up the solemnity Vermandero expects us Lol: I mistrust the madmen most the fools will do well enough I have taken pains with them Ali. Tush they cannot miss the more absurdity The more commends it so no rough behaviours Affright the Ladies they are nice things thou know'st Lol: You need not fear Sir so long as we are there with our commanding peesles they 'll be as tame as the ladies themselves Ali: I will see them once more rehearse before they go Lol: I was about it Sir looke you to the madmens Morris and let me alone with the other there is one or two that I mistrust their fooling I 'll instruct them and then they shall rehearse the whole measure Ali: Do so I 'll see the musick prepar'd but Lollio By the way how does my wife brook her restraint Does she not grudge at it Lol. So so she takes some pleasure in the house she would abroad else you must allow her a little more length she 's kept too short Ali. She shall along to Vermandero's with us That will serve her for a moneths liberty Lol: What 's that on your face Sir Ali: Where Lollio I see nothing Lol. Cry you mercy Sir t is your nose it shew'd like the trunck of a young Elephant Ali: Away Rascal I 'll prepare the musick Lollio Ex. Ali Lol. Do Sir and I 'll dance the whilst Tony where art thou Tony Enter Antonio Ant. Here Cozen where art thou Lol. Come Tony the footmanship I taught you Ant: I had rather ride Cozen Lol: I a whip take you but I 'll keep you out Vault in look you Tony Fa la la la la Ant: Fa la la la la Lol: There an honour Ant: Is this an honour Cuz Lol: Yes and it please your worship Ant: Does honour bend in the hams Cuz Lol: Marry does it as low as worship squireship nay yeomandry It self sometimes from whence it first stiffened There rise a caper Ant: Caper after an honour Cuz Lol: Very proper for honour is but a caper rise as fast and high Has a knee or two and falls to th' ground agen You can remember your figure Tony Exit Ant: Yes Cozen when I see thy figure I can remember mine Enter Isabella Isa. Hey how she treads the air shough shough to'ther way He burns his wings else here 's wax enough below Icarus More then will be cancelled these eighteen moons He 's down he 's down what a terrible fall he had stand up Thou son of Cretan Dedalus and let us tread the lower Labyrinth I 'll bring thee to the Clue Ant. Prethee Cuz let me alone Isa: Art thou not drown'd About thy head I saw a heap of Clouds Wrapt like a Turkish Turbant on thy back A crookt Camelion colour'd rainbow hung Like a Tyara down unto thy hams Let me suck out those Billows in

I thought it had been worse Def. Her fingers touch't me she smels all Amber Bea I 'le make a water for you shall cleanse this within a fortnight Def. With your own hands Lady Bea: Yes mine own sir in a work of cure I 'le trust no other Def. 'T is half an act of pleasure to hear her talk thus to me Bea. When w' are us'd to a hard face 't is not so unpleasing It mends still in opinion hourly mends I see it by experience Def: I was blest to light upon this minute I 'le make use on 't Bea: Hardness becomes the visage of a man well It argues service resolution manhood if cause were of imployment Def: 'T would be soon seen if e're your Ladiship had cause to use it I would but wish the honor of a service so happy as that mounts to Bea: We shall try you Oh my Deflores Def: How 's that She calls me hers already my Deflores You were about to sigh out somwhat Madam Bea: No was I I forgot Oh! Def: There 't is agen the very fellow on 't Bea. You are too quick sir Def. There 's no excuse for 't now I heard it twice Madam That sigh would fain have utterance take pitty on 't And lend it a free word 'las how it labours For liberty I hear the murmure yet beat at your bosome Bea. Would Creation Def: I well said that 's it Bea. Had form'd me man Def. Nay that 's not it Bea. Oh 't is the soul of freedom I should not then be forc'd to marry one I hate beyond all depths I should have power Then to oppose my loathings nay remove 'em for ever from my sight Def: Oh blest occasion Without change to your Sex you have your wishes Claim so much man in me Bea. In thee Deflores There 's small cause for that Def. Put it not from me it 's a service that I kneel for to you Bea. You are too violent to mean faithfully There 's horror in my service blood and danger Can those be things to sue for Def: If you knew how sweet it were to me to be imployed In any act of yours you would say then I faild and us'd not reverence enough When I receive the charge on 't Bea. This is much methinks belike his wants are greedy to such Gold tastes like Angles food Rise Def. I 'le have the work first Bea. Possible his need is strong upon him there 's to incourage thee As thou art forward and thy service dangerous Thy reward shall be pretious Def: That I have thought on I have assur'd my self of that before hand and know it will be pretious the thought ravishes Bea. Then take him to thy fury Def. I thirst for him Bea: Alonzo de Piracquo Def: His ends upon him he shal be seen no more Bea: How lovely now dost thou appear to me Never was man dearlier rewarded Def: I do think of that Bea. Be wondrous carefull in the execution Def. Why are not both our lives upon the cast Bea. Then I throw all my fears upon thy service Def: They ne're shal rise to hurt you Bea. When the deed 's done I 'le furnish thee with all things for thy flight thou mayst live bravely in another countrey Def. I I wee 'l talk of that hereafter Bea. I shall rid my self of two inveterate loathings at one time Piracquo and his Dog-face Exit Def. Oh my blood methinks I feel her in mine arms already Her wanton fingers combing out this beard And being pleased praising this bad face Hunger and pleasure they 'l commend sometimes Slovenly dishes and feed heartily on 'em Nay which is stranger refuse daintier for 'em Some women are odd feeders I 'me too loud Here comes the man goes supperless to bed Yet shall not rise to morrow to his dinner Enter Alonzo Alon. Deflores Def: My kind honorable Lord Alon: I am glad I ha' met with thee Def: Sir Alon. Thou canst shew me the full strength of the Castle Def. That I can sir Alon. I much desire it Def. And if the ways straits of some of the passages be not too tedious for you I will assure you worth your time and sight my Lord Alon. Puh that shall be no hinderance Def. I 'me your servant then 't is now neer dinner time 'gainst your Lordships rising I 'le have the keys about me Alon. Thanks kind Deflores Def. He 's safely thrust upon me beyond hopes Exeunt ACTUS TERTIUS Enter Alonzo and Deflores In the Act time Deflores hides a naked Rapier Def. YEs here are all the keys I was afraid my Lord I 'de wanted for the postern this is it Ive all I 've all my Lord this for the Sconce Alon. 'T is a most spacious and impregnable Fort Def. You 'l tell me more my Lord this discent Is somwhat narrow we shall never pass Well with our weapons they 'l but trouble us Alon. Thou sayst true Def. Pray let me help your Lordship Alon. 'T is done Thanks kind Deflores Def. Here are hooks my Lord to hang such things on purpose Alon. Lead I l'e follow thee Ex. at one door enter at the other Def. All this is nothing you shall see anon a place you little dream on Alon. I am glad I have this leasure all your masters house Imagine I had taken a Gondela Def. All but my self sir which makes up my safety My Lord I 'le place you at a Casement here Will shew you the full strength of all the Castle Look spend your eye a while upon that object Alon. Here 's rich variety Deflores Def. Yes sir Alon. Goodly munition Def. I there 's Ordnance sir no bastard metall will ring you a peal like Bells at greet mens Funerals keep your eye streight my Lord take speciall notice of that Scone before you there you may dwell a-while Alon. I am upon 't Def. And so am I Alon: Deflores oh Deflores whose malice hast thou put on Def: Doe you question a work of secresie I must silence you Alon. Oh oh oh Def. I must silence you So here 's an undertaking wel accomplish'd This vault serves to good use now Ha! what 's that Threw sparkles in my eye Oh 't is a Diamond He wears upon his finger it was well found This will approve the work What so fast on Not part in death I 'le take a speedy course then Finger and all shall off So now I 'le clear The passages from all suspect or fear Exit with Body Enter Isabella and Lollio Isa: Why sirrah Whence have you commission To fetter the doors against me If you Keep me in a Cage pray whistle to me Let me be doing somthing Lol: You shall be doing if it please you I 'le whistle to you if you 'l pipe after Isa. Is it your Masters pleasure or your own To keep me in this Pinfold Lol: 'T is for my masters pleasure lest being taken in another mans Corn you

of all Valentia shall not buy my pleasure from me Can you weep Fate from its determin'd purpose So soon may weep me Bea. Vengeance begins Murder I see is followed by more sins Was my creation in the womb so curst It must ingender with a Viper first Def. Come rise and shrowd your blushes in my bosome Silence is one of pleasures best receipts Thy peace is wrought for ever in this yeelding 'Lasse how the Turtle pants Thou l't love anon What thou so fear'st and faintst to venture on Exeunt ACTUS QUARTUS Enter Gentlemen Vermandero meeting them with action of wonderment at the flight of Piracquo Enter Alsemero with Jasperino and Gallants Vermandero poynts to him the Gentlemen seeming to applaud the choyce Alsemero Jasperino and Gentlemen Beatrice the Bride following in great state accompanied with Diaphanta Isabella and other Gentlewomen Deflores after all smiling at the accident Alonzo's Ghost appears to Deflores in the midst of his smile startles him shewing him the hand whose finger he had cut off They passe over in great solemnity Enter Beatrice Bea: THis fellow has undone me endlesly Never was Bride so fearfully distrest The more I think upon th' ensuing night And whom I am to cope with in embraces One both ennobled both in blood and mind So clear in understanding that 's my plague now Before whose judgement will my fault appear Like malefactors crimes before Tribunals There is no hiding on 't the more I dive Into my own distress how a wise man Stands for a great calamity there 's no venturing Into his bed what course soe're I light upon Without my shame which may grow up to danger He cannot but in justice strangle me As I lie by by him as a cheater use me 'T is a pretious craft to play with a false Dye Before a cunning Gamester here 's his closet The key left in 't and he abroad i' th Park Sure 't was forgot I 'le be so bold as look in 't Bless me A right Physicians closet 't is Set round with viols every one her mark too Sure he does practice Physick for his own use Which may be safely calld your great mans Wisdom What manuscript lies here The Book of Experiment Call'd Secrets in Nature so 't is 't is so How to know whether a woman be with child or no I hope I am not yet if he should try tho Let me see folio 45. Here 't is the leaf tuckt dow upon 't the place suspitious If you would know whether a woman be with child or not Give her two spoonfuls of the white water in Glass C. Wher 's that Glass C O yonder I see 't now and if she be with child She sleeps full twelve hours after if not not None of that water comes into my belly I 'le know you from a hundred I could break you now Or turn you into milk and so beguile The master of the mystery but I 'le look to you Ha! that which is next is ten times worse How to know whether a woman be a maid or not If that should be apply'd what would become of me Belike he has a strong faith of my purity That never yet made proof but this he calls A merry slight but true experiment the Author Antonius Mizaldus Give the party you suspect the quantity of a spoonful of the water In the glass M. which upon her that is maid makes three severall effects 't will make her incontinently gape then fall into a sudden sneezing last into a violent laughing else dull heavy and lumpish Where had I been I fear it yet 't is seven hours to bed time Enter Diaphanta Dia. Cuds Madam are you here Bea. Seeing that wench now A trick comes in my mind 't is a nice piece Gold cannot purchase I come hither wench To look my Lord Dia. Would I had such a cause to look him too Why he 's i th' Park Madam Bea. There let him be Dia. I madam let him compass Whole Parks and Forrests as great Rangers doe At roosting time a little lodge can hold 'em Earth-conquering Alexander that thought the world Too narrow for him in the end had but his pit-hole Bea. I fear thou art not modest Diaphanta Dia. Your thoughts are so unwilling to be known Madam 'T is ever the Brides fashion towards bed-time To set light by her joyes as if she ow'd 'em not Bea. Her joys her fears thou wouldst say Dia. Fear of what Bea. Art thou a maid and talkst so to a maid You leave a blushing business behind Beshrew your heart for 't Dia. Do you mean good sooth madam Bea, Well if I 'de thought upon the fear at first Man should have been unknown Dia. Is 't possible Bea. I will give a thousand Duckets to that woman Would try what my fear were and tell me true To morrow when she gets from 't as she likes I might perhaps be drawn too 't Dia. Are you in earnest Bea. Do you get the woman then challenge me And see if I 'le flie from 't but I must tell you This by the way she must be a true maid Else there 's no tryall my fears are not hers else Dia. Nay she that I would put into your hands madam shall be a maid Bea. You know I should be sham'd else because she lies for me Dia. T is a strange humour But are you serious still Would you resigne Your first nights pleasure and give money too Bea. As willingly as live alas the gold Is but a by-bet to wedge in the honor Dia. I doe not know how the world goes abroad For faith or honesty there 's both requir'd in this Madam what say you to me and stray no further I 've a good mind in troth to earn your money Bea. Y' are too quick I fear to be a maid Dia. How not a maid nay then you urge me madam Your honorable self is not a truer With all your fears upon you Bea. Bad enough then Dia. Then I with all my lightsome joyes about me Bea. I 'me glad to hear 't then you dare put your honesty Upon an easie tryall Dia. Easie any thing Bea. I 'le come to you streight Dia. She will not search me will she Like the fore-woman of a female Jury Bea. Glass M. I this is it look Diaphanta You take no worse then I do Dia. And in so doing I will not question what 't is but take it Bea. Now if the experiment be true 't will praise it selfe And give me noble ease Begins already There 's the first symptome and what hast it makes To fall into the second there by this time Most admirable secret on the contrary It stirs not me a whit which most concerns it Dia. Ha ha ha Bea. Just in all things and in order As if 't were circumscrib'd one accident gives way unto another Dia. Ha ha ha Bea. How now wench Dia. Ha ha ha I am so so light at heart ha ha ha so pleasurable But