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Through the Woods, and through the Woods have I run after the Runaway my Master. — What art thou in the devils name? A devil, I knew't before: Thou shouldst be a lecherous devil by thy hairy hide: but I am no Succubus goodman devil. O Lord, me Sir. I have met such another devil as thou art, in my Porridge dish. Know him? how do you mean know him? I should be loath to know him or thee, or he thee, or thy grand-Master me for any ill; for I have defied the devil and his works ever since the general Earthquake, and that my Mother's Cat miscarried in the horse Pond. How a Witch you devil — I'll witch you. Nay, now thou liest, and thou be'st the devils devil: For I have herd her soberly say, she had six — Bastards by a Sowgelder before she pigged me. The devil afraid of blows! I'll make you spet fire. You sirrah, madcap, that creeps Like a Crab there: Hark you, do not you know one Francisco and Pisander, two vagabonds, that cannot live in peace with Poultry, but they must fly after sheep? A pestilence on't, you are he indeed. The devil and his dam I think have carried away my Master; I cannot find him in never a Wenches placuit, (pocket I should say) and yet I have been in a simple ma nigh since I came among these Mutton-Mongers, these sheep-eaters, unless they have hid him amongst their wool, I cannot imagine where he should be I will wear my shoes to pieces but I'll find him. Exit. Who? you with that face! pray where's Pisander then? I see you shepherd's will lie abominably, he has been from the Court ever since seven years before he was born. Hark you sir, now all your talk is over, I would know one thing of you? Have you met with one Pisander, Leon, and Francisco in your Travails? The Duke is dead that banished good old Leon, and could I find him; his lands shall be restored.
Plot summary
Plot — Love Crowns the End
Three days before the start of the action, Cliton became suspicious that his girlfriend Florida was interested in Lysander, and attacked her, leaving her for dead. Since then he has repeatedly returned to the place he left her body, but it has vanished. Looking for a lost lamb, Alexis finds Cliton asleep, hears his story, and decides that he must spend the rest of his life expiating the murder in contrition and penitence. A lustful shepherd, who is so ugly that he cannot get a date, threatens to rape Chloe, but she is rescued by Lysander. She falls in love with him, but he is only interested in Gloriana: having been loved by many, Chloe is now rejected by the man she loves. She goes mad, but the wood-nymphs find her and take her to Claudia, who cures her. Francisco, Lysander’s rival for Gloriana’s love, ambushes the couple with the assistance of two villains; they stab Lysander and carry off Gloriana. Lysander is found groaning by Claudia and Florida, who was not killed as Cliton supposed; Claudia cures him. Meanwhile Gloriana, thinking him dead, goes mad. She meets Cliton, now a hermit, who promises to restore her to Lysander. The characters gravitate towards Cliton’s cell, where Gloriana and Lysander are reunited, as are Cliton and Florida. Gloriana’s father Leon turns out to be a banished courtier; Lysander and Francisco both followed him into exile for the love of Gloriana. The servant Scrub brings news that the Duke who banished Leon has died, and that his lands are to be restored. Francisco concedes Lysander’s victory.