[Exeunt omnes.
Epilogus.
Cit. Come Nell, shall we go, the Play's done?
Wife. Nay, by my faith George, I have more manners than so, I'll speak to these Gentlemen first: I thank you all Gentlemen, for your patience and countenance to Ralph, a poor fatherless child, and if I may see you at my house, it should go hard, but I would have a pottle of Wine, and a Pipe of Tobacco for you; for truly I hope you [do] like the youth, but I would be glad to know the truth: I refer it to your own discretions, whether you will applaud him or no, for I will wink, and whilst you shall do what you will, I thank you with all my heart, God give you good night, come George.
Loves Pilgrmage,
a Comedy.
The Persons Represented in the Play.
- Governor of Barcellona.
- Leonardo, a noble Genoese, Father to Mark Antonio.
- Don Zanchio, an old lame angry Soldier, Father to Leocadia.
- Alphonso, a cholerick Don, Father to Theodosia.
- Philippo, Son to Alphonso, Lover of Leocadia.
- Mark-Antonio, Son to Leonardo.
- Pedro, a Gentleman and friend to Leonardo.
- Rodorigo, General of the Spanish Gallies.
- Incubo, Bailiff of Castel Bianco.
- Diego, Host of Ossuna.
- Lazaro, Hostler to Diego.
- Host of B[a]rcellona.
- Bailiff of Barcellona.
- Chirurgeons.
- Soldiers.
- Attendants.
- Townsmen.
- Attendants.