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To rid you from these contemplations, Three hundred pounds you shall receive of me, Nay five for fail, come sir, the sighed of Gold Is the most sweet receipt for melancholy, And will revive your spirits, you shall hold law With your proud adversaries, TO sh, let Frank Acto Wage with Knighthood Like expense with me, And he will sink, he will: nay, good Sir Charles Applaud your Fortune, and your fair escape, From all these perils. That must I have: it lies convenient for me, If I can fasten but one finger on him, With my full hand I'll gripe him to the heart. 'Tis not for love I proffered him this coin, But for my gain and pleasure: come Sir Charles, I know you have needs of money, take my offer. God morrow, God morrow sir Charles what with your sister Plying your husbandry: Sergeant stand off, You have a pretty house here, and a garden, And goodly ground about it, since it lies So near a Lordship that I lately bought, I would feign buy it of you, I will give you. Would, would, a proud mind and a Beggars purse. Where my three hundred pounds beside the use, I have brought it to and execution By course of Law, what is my money ready? Fell me the land and I'll acquit you straight. Arrest him at my suit, actions and actions, Shall keep thee in perpetual bondage fast, Nay more I'll sue thee by a laite appeal, And call thy former life in question, The keeper is my friend, thou shalt have irons And usage such as I'll deny to dogs: Away with him. Come Irons, Irons away, I'll see thee logged far from the sighed of day. Exeunt. Sir Charles a hand, a hand, at liberty: Now by the faith I owe, I am glad to see it: What want you? wherein may I pleasure you?
Plot summary
Plot — A Woman Killed with Kindness
. : : marries Sir Francis -Acton’s sister Anne, to ‘much. celebration. Frankford. welcomes IWSHUGH into his household as his companion. but Wendoll seduces Anne. Nicholas tells Frankford of Anne's infidelity,so - he leaves the house on a pretext and returns to find her in bed with Wendoll. Eschewing violence, he ejects Wendoll and banishes Anne to another house, never again to see him or their children. Wendoll goes into voluntary exile for a time, planning to return to . England when his misdeeds are forgotten. Anne starves herself to death. but is reconciled with her _ husband before she d | a Wood E. 4, p. 10; Chambers, iv. 30; Edmund Gayton, — Sir Francie: ey a Shtiite wager, kills two “of his ===== PAGE 26 ===== retainers, and is arrested; he escapes execution but spends his inheritance in litigation, and accepts a loan from SHafton. He is reduced to farming to keep his little remaining property, but Shafton wants to acquire it and puts pressure on him by calling in the loan; when Sir Charles refuses to sell, he is arrested for debt. Sir Francis plans to further his revenge against the Mountfords by tempting SUiSaii to whoredom, but falls in love with her when she proves chaste. After he has Sir Charles released from prison, Sir Charles feels obliged to repay him by offering him Susan; the siblings plan to commit suicide after the rape, but Sir Francis ends the feud and accepts Susan as his wife.