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My opinion Madam, I want Art. To judge of him. He is one of the most accomplished Gentlemen Ansilva ere beheld, pardon Madam. Your noble father will not let him go. Madam, I guess at something more. Love? I know not that. If judging eyes may guide him, I know where he should' choose, but I have herd That love is blind. Virtue would direct him Madam unto you, I know not his Obedience, I shall repent if I offend. Then Madam I think he loves my Lady Berinthia; I have observed his eyes roll that way, Even now I spied him Close with her in the Arbour, pardon me Madam. Madam, heres a pretty handsome stripling new alight, Enquires for Done Antonio. A promising young man. Yes sir. 'Yare very welcome, by my virginity. May I beg your name sir? Not above seven or eight and thirty years. I fear I am too young seven years hence were time enough for me. Hay ho, who would have thought I should have benne in love with a stripling, have I seen so many maidenheads snffer before me, and must mine come to the block at forty years old, if this Diego have the grace to come on, I shall have no power to keep my self chased any longer; how many maids have been overrun with this love? but eres my Lady. Heres my Lady Berinthia. But I must observe her, upon her father's displeasure, She is committed to my Ladies custody, who hath made Me her keeper, she must be locked up. Madam, it is now time you would retire to your own Chamber. Diego I spy my Lady Catalina coming this way, pray shroud your self behind this cloth, I would be loath she should ice us here together, quickly, I hear her treading, Madam. No body Madam. He went from me Madam half and hour ago, To visit friends ith' City. I shall Madam. How now raw head and bloody bones, where the Doctor Sharkino? o here he is. In good health sir. Where the Fucus, and the Powder. To see what you can do, many make legs, and you make faces sir. And kill too can you not? You have poisons I warrant you, how do they look pray lets see one. In we are troubled with a rat in my Ladies Chamber. Pray let me see a remover at twelve hours, and I would be loath to kill the poor thing presently. This will content you. As sure as I am alive? she never eat with Such and appetite, for I found none left, I would Be loath to have it so sure in my belly, it will work R rely twelve hours hence. Whose there? Vallasco? That way, make no noise, things are prepared, softly So, so, this is good I hope and weight too, my Lady Berinthia will be sure enough anon, I shall never Get more higher, I had much ado to persuade her To the spice, but I swore it was a cordial my Lady Used her self, and Po e fool she has wallowed it Sure. So, so, they are gone, alas poor Valasco I pity thee, But we creatures of politic Ladies must hold the Same bias with our Mistress's, and 'tis some policy To make them respect us the better, for fear our Teeth be not strong enough to keep in our tongues: Now must I study out some tale by morning to salute My old Lord withal. Some body calls me, who is it? What comes he back for? I hope the poison does Not work already, where have you disposed her. My Lady Berinthia. What way? This is pretty, I hope my lady is well. My Lady Berinthia sir. I mock you? Why sir, were not you here even now, and hurried Her away, I have your gold well fare all good tokens; I have performed my duty already sir, and you had my Lady. O I beseech you do not fright me so, if you were Not here even now, here was another that called Himself Valasco, to whom I gave access, and He has carried her away. He was here even now. Help, help, thieves, villains, murder my Lady: Help o my Lord, my Lady, murder thieves help. Here o I am almost killed. All over sir, my Lady Berinthia is carried away By Ruffians, that broke into her chamber, alas Sees gone. Alas Madam, I have not my senses about me, I am so Frighted, vizards, and swords, and pistols, but my Lady Berinthia was quickly seized upon, she's gone. Indeed I herd some of them name Antonio. My Lord, I think my Lady is much taken with your worth already, so that this will be superfluous, I am your honours handmaid, but— It's done my Lord, urge it no further. Jf there be any virtue in the powder, prepare to Meet your wishes my noble Lord. Madam. I am undone. Indeed Madam, then she shall have it presently. murder. Nay I have my partly on't, I did but sip, and my belly Swelleto ; call you this love-powder, Count Monte Nigro hath poisoned us both. I am poisoned too. Your Love-powder hath poisoned us both. Then Signior Diego once more you are welcome . Unless he can pierce stone walls Madam, I am sure
Plot summary
Plot — The Maid's Revenge
PLOT Sebastiano hopes that his friend Antonio will marry one of his sisters, and introduces him to the family, even though the girls both have suitors already. Antonio falls for Berinthia, but her father, Vilarezo, will not allow her to marry until the elder daughter, Catalina, is wed. Catalina herself becomes enamoured of Antonio, which makes her jealous of her sister and annoys her suitor, Montenegro. After Antonio is called away, Catalina plots to frustrate his wooing: she persuades Valasco, Berinthia’s other suitor, to damn her reputation by claiming that Berinthia has promised to marry him; Vilarezo responds by ordering Berinthia’s confinement in Catalina’s custody. Antonio writes to Berinthia, but the letter falls into Catalina’s hands. Catalina proposes that Valasco should force the issue by kidnapping Berinthia; but her real plan is for him to take the blame for Berinthia’s death by poison. Antonio’s servant overhears the plot and warns his master. Antonio comes to rescue Berinthia, and is admitted by Catalina’s chambermaid, who takes him for Valasco; together they escape to Antonio’s castle. Upon realizing that Antonio is his daughter’s abductor, Vilarezo sends Sebastiano to take reprisals. Though told the truth and treated honourably, he feels obliged to fight a duel with Antonio, and wins: Antonio is killed and Berinthia brought home. Antonio’s sister Castabella, who has fallen in love with Sebastiano despite her brother’s death, follows him disguised as a page. Montenegro asks Catalina’s chambermaid to give her a love philtre, but Berinthia overhears the conversation and substitutes a poison; Catalina dies in agony. To avenge Antonio, Berinthia stabs Sebastiano in his sleep, then kills herself. Castabella enters a religious house.