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So Sir. why flesh and blood my Lord. What should move men unto a woman else, I thank you troth, good admonitions faith, Ifide the grace now to make use of them, Well then 'tis done, and it would please me well Were it to do again: sure she's a Goddess, For idem no power to see her, and to live, It falls out true in this for I must die, Her beauty was ordained to be my scaffold, And yet my thinks I might be easier ceased, My fault being sport, let me but die in jest, Brother, I will expect it from you both; and in that hope I rest. Keeper. No news lately from our brother's? Are they unmindful of us? Nothing but paper comforts? I looked for my delivery before this, Had they been worth their oaths—prithee be from us. Now what say you forsooth, speak out I pray, Letter. Brother be of good cheer, Slud it begins Like a whore with good cheer, Thou shalt not be long a prisoner. Not five and thirty year Like a banqrout, I think so, We have thought upon a device to get thee out by a trick! By a trick, pox a your trick and it be so long a playing. And so rest comforted, be merry and expect it suddenly! Be merry, hang merry, draw and quarter merry, I'll be mad. Is't not strange that a man should lie in a whole month for a woe man, well, we shall see how sudden our brother's: will be in their promise, I must expect still a trick! I shall not be long a prisoner, how now, what news? Slave callest thou that bade news, I thank you brother's. Would, Officers what, why? His pleasure? Suffer? isle suffer you to be gone, isle suffer you, To come no more, what would you have me suffer? Sure 'tis not so. I tell you 'tis not, for the Duke my father, Defend me till next sitting, and I look Even every minute threescore times and hour, For a release, a trick wrought by my brother's. My brother's, no, no. My brother's to bring a warrant for my death How strange this shows? Desire e'm hither, call e'm up, my brother's? They shall deny it to your faces. Pox dry their tears, what should I do with tears? I hate em worse then any Citizens son Can hate salt water; here came a letter now, New-bleeding from their Pens, scarce stinted yet, Would lde been torn in pieces when I tore it, Look you officious whoresons words of comfort, Not long a Prisoner. A villainous Duns, upon the letter knavish exposition, Look you then here sir: Weel get thee out by a trick says he. Worse and worse dealing. I thank you faith; good pretty-wholesome counsel, I should look up to heaven as you sedd, While he behind me cozens me of my head, I thats the Trick. Stay good Authorities Bastards, since I must Through Brother's perjury die, Oh let me venom Their souls with curses. Must I bleed then, without respect of sign? well— My fault was sweet sport, which the world approves, I die for that which every woman loves.
Plot summary
Plot — The Revenger's Tragedy
Nine years ago, the DUKE poisoned Gl@fiana when she refused to submit to his sexual advances; Windies has preserved her skull. HippOlit6 is given the task of recruiting a pander for the Duke’s son [iisstinioso, and brings Mimdiee, his brother, to court in disguise. The object of seduction turns out to be their sister, @AStiZa. Vindice undertakes the task, incognito as the pander (Piato’; he is delighted at Castiza’s outraged rejection, but less pleased at their mother’s venal readiness to countenance a liaison between her daughter and the heir apparent. ‘Piato’ reports this limited success back to Lussurioso. The Prince changes his initial plans to visit Castiza that night when he learns of a chance to catch his bastard brother Spud in bed with the DweHessl However, Spurio has changed his plans too, in the expectation of catching Lussurioso in the act of raping Castiza; so when Lussurioso bursts in on the Duchess with his sword drawn, it is the Duke who is with her, and he is arrested. Two of the Duchess’s sons plead insincerely for their stepbrother’s release, and put their pleas into reverse when the Duke, recognizing their malice, agrees to pardon him. Finally, without their knowledge, he sends order for Lussurioso to be freed. Meanwhile, the Duchess’s younger son, Jaimi6r has raped Ammtonio'siwifé at a recent court masque. He is tried and convicted for the crime, but the Duke defers sentencing until a later date. The victim poisons herself in shame; and a group of lords, including Hippolito, decide to take the law into their own hands should the Duke grant a reprieve. AlbiHOS6 and Sipenvaeuo use the Duke’s signet to order Lussurioso’s immediate execution, not knowing that he has already been released; in consequence it is Jiii6r who is beheaded. His brothers receive the severed head and are busy congratulating themselves on their stratagem when [bussurioss arrives, with his head still on. The Duke engages ‘Piato’ to get him a girl in secret. Waimedice arranges the assignation at a place where the Duchess and Spurid have agreed to meet. The ‘lady’ is also not what the Duke expects: Gléfianasiskull The Duke kisses the skull and is poisoned by it; the last thing he sees is the Duchess and Spurio together. Later, the brothers violently force their mother to repent; (Castiza then tests her by pretending to agree to sex with Lussurioso. Dissatisfied with ‘Piato’, IGSSii0sS6 asks Hippolito to bring his brother Vindice to court as a replacement; his first…