Florio his firste fruites which yeelde familiar speech, merie prouerbes, wittie sentences, and golden sayings. Also a perfect induction to the Italian, and English tongues, as in the table appeareth. The like heretofore, neuer by any man published.

¶ A parlar con vn Gentilhuomo. Chap. 7. ¶ To speake with a Gentleman. Cha. 7.

BEn trouato sig nor mio.

WEl met my lord.

Come sta v. S?

How doth your lordship▪

Benissimo al comando vostro, e pronto per seruir vi in ogni cosa che io possa.

Very wel, at the cōmaundemēt of you, and redy to serue you in any thing that I may.

Veramente to vi ringratio, il si∣mile fate conto di me.

Verily I yeeld you thanks, make the like account of me.

Orsu signor mio, io vado per que∣sta strada, e voi.

Wel my lorde, I goe through this streete, and you.

Sig nor no, me ne vado per questa altra, volete comandar mi qualche cosa, e no?

No sir, I go through this other, wil you commaund me any thing, or not?

Signor no, ma mi farete grande apiacere, se volete venire a desinar meco.

No sir, but you shal doo me a great pleasure, if you wil come and dine with me.

Non hoggi signor, ma vna al∣tra volta ci goderemo.

Not to day sir, but another time we wil be mery together.

Quando vi piace io saro pronto.

When it please you, I am ready.

Mi racomando donche a Ʋ. S.

Then I commend me vnto your lordship.

Andate, che Dio vi compagni.

Goe, and God accompany you.

A riuederci vn altra vol∣ta.

We wil see one another againe another time.