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Andrugio, as you love our lives, forthwith post you away. For Gods sake to no living friend, your safety yet bewray: The proverb say, two may keep counsel if that one be gone. Leave of these plaints of small avail, thank God y to you are free, For God it was, within my mind, that did your safety move, And that same God, no doubt will work for your and their behoove: God bwy sir, but keep your money, your needs you do not know. I will not sure, such proffers leave, tys time you do depart. Sir, fare you well, I will not fail to pray for you the while. Well. I am glad, that I have sent him gone, For by my faith, I live in perilous fear: And yet God wot, to see his bitter moan, When he should die, would force a man forbear, From harming him, if pity might bear sway: But see how God hath wrought for his safety? A dead men head, that suffered th'other day, Makes him thou'ht dead, through out the city. Such a joust, good and righted is God is he: Although awhile he let the wicked reign, Yet he relieves the wretch in misery, And in his pride, he throws the tyrant down. I use these words, upon this only thought, That Promos long his rod can not escape: Who hath in thought, a wilful murder wrought, Who hath in act performed a wicked rape, Gods will be done, who well Andrugio speed, Once well I hope, to hear of his good luck, For God thou knowest my conscience did this deed, And no desire of any worldly muck,
Plot summary
Plot — 1 Promos and Cassandra
The King of Hungary appoints Lord Promos as his deputy in the city of Gyula. Believing in the efficacy of judicial severity, Promos re-enacts legislation against promiscuity. The brothel business instantly goes from prosperity to disaster, and Cassandra’s brother, Andrugio, who has had premarital sex with Polina, is condemned to death. Cassandra pleads with Promos, and, attracted to her, he grants a temporary stay of execution to allow her to plead further, At this meeting, ===== PAGE 167 ===== 1577 he offers her a reprieve in return for her love: the price of her brother's life is her participation in the very crime for which he was condemned, She refuses, but he gives her two days to think about it; if she changes her mind, she is to come to court at night dressed as a page. When she visits her brother to tell him to prepare for death, they dispute which is the lesser of two evils, and he persuades her to submit to Promos. Phallax, Promos’s corrupt deputy, is busy making himself rich by taking bribes. His accomplices bring in the courtesan Lamia, but he dismisses them and tries to seduce her. She invites him to her house the following night. Lamia can now live with impunity, and her servants lay in food to entertain Phallax. Grimball is keen to seduce Dalia, the maid, but when he goes to clean himself up, Rosko arranges for him to be robbed while being barbered. Cassandra submits to sex with Promos, but not before extracting from him a promise of marriage. Promos double-crosses her and orders Andrugio secretly beheaded. Cassandra is presented with a severed head; she determines to bury the head and expose Promos’s corruption to the King. In fact, however, Andrugio has been saved by the Jailer, and he goes into exile, leaving Polina to mourn him and Cassandra to seek the King’s justice.