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Full speech
Here, this way, this way: The serpent of his house? Ime sorry for this time that I am in place of justice. Do not repeat it twice I know too much, would it had never been thought on: Sir I bleed for you. O in a cooler blood you will repent it. Go lead him to the Jail, Where justice claims all, there must pity fail. Endangered so his wife? murdered his chil dren? I am sorry I ere knew him, That ever he took life and natural being From such and honoured stock, and fair dissent; Till this black minute without stain or blemish Well, I do not think but in to morrows judgement. The terror will fit closer to your soul, When the dread thought of death remembers you to further which, take this sad voice from me: Never was act played more unnaturally. It is my wish it should be so, Ruinous man, the desolation of his House, the blot Upon his predecessors honoured name: That man is nearest shame that is passed shame. Exit.
Plot summary
Plot — A Yorkshire Tragedy
News arrives from London that a young woman's absent lover has married somebody else. It was a lucky escape for her: he has turned out to be a wastrel and a gambler, has got into debt, and is treating his wife badly; he will not listen to remonstrance and responds ungratefully to attempts to help him. An appeal by the Master of his brother's college, made after the brother is imprisoned for his debts, finally makes him realize what his prodigality has cost his family and descendants. Stricken with remorse, he takes command of his fate by murdering his son and heir, then assaulti