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<front>
<tPage>
<dTitle type=main>Every Man in His Humour</dTitle>
<byLine>by
<dAuthor>Ben Jonson</dAuthor></byLine>
<dImprint>Prepared from 1601 Quarto (STC 14766) by Hugh Craig, D of English, U of Newcastle. OTA A-1437-A</dImprint>
</tPage>
</front>
<body>
<div1 Type='act' n=A1>
<div2 Type='scene' n=S1.1>
<sp><spkr>D</spkr>
<p>
Now trust me, here is a goodly day toward.
Musco, call up my son Lorenzo: bid him
rise: tell him, I have some businesse to imploy
him in.
</sp>
<sp><spkr>B</spkr>
<p>
I will, sir, presently.
</sp>
<sp><spkr>D</spkr>
<p>
But heare you, sirrah;
If he be at study, disturbe him not.
</sp>
<sp><spkr>B</spkr>
<p>
Very good, sir.
</sp>
<stage type='exit'>Exit Musco.</stage>
<sp><spkr>D</spkr>
<l>How happy would I estimate my selfe,
<l>Could I (by any meane) retyre my son,
<l>From one vayne course of study he affects?
<l>He is a scholler (if a man may trust
<l>The lib'rall voyce of double-toung'd report)
<l>Of deare account, in all our Aca . . .
