The saturday evening by Blake Shakespeare (fragments pt. 6)

Conversation between sir Matthews and servant

sir Matthews: The moon tries to set thy bed and still no sign of thou messenger? Do remember while I speaketh thou shall pay for 'tis!
Servent: Oh good lord! Please, be merciful!

Enter lady Juliet

lady Juliet: What's all the ruckus about in the place of my birth?!
sir Matthews: I do apologise for what hath occured. There is however an urgent matter I must speaketh to thou about.
lady Juliet: Before thou continue - get rid of the witness as his presence bothers me greatly
sir Matthews: Begone servant, if you cherish thou life!
lady Juliet: My permission to speaketh freely may be considered granted now.

sir Matthews: The reason I hath cometh is the love I had been cursed with. I cannot walk freely or sleepeth even! Sweet madam, please do be mine!
lady Juliet: You hath taken me by surprise, sir. Go home and before the rooster waketh and the birds sing their love ballade a messenger will cometh with my thought.