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Lord sister, with what and immodest impaciencie and disgraceful scorn, do you put off your City tire: I am sor rye to think you imagine to right your self, in wronging that which hath made both you and us. Well Sister, those that scorn their nest, oft fly with a sick wing. Where Titles presume to thrust before fit means to second them, Wealth and respect often grow sullen and will not follow. For sure in this, I would for your sake I spoke not truth. Where ambition of place goes before fitness of birth, con tempt and disgrace follow. I herd a Scholar once say, that Ʋ lis ses when he counterfeited himself mad, yoked cats, and foxes, and dogs together to draw his plow, while he follow ed and sowed salt: But sure I judge them truly mad, that yoke citizens and courtiers, trades men and soldiers, a goldsmiths daughter and a knight: well sister, pray God my father sow not salt too. I am loath to speak ill: and yet I am sorry of this, I cannot speak well. Sir, I am all yours: your body gave me life, your care and love hapinesse of life: let your veriue still direct it, for to your wisdom I wholly dispose my self. I have observed that the bridle given to those violent flatteries of fortune, is seldom recovered; they bear one headlong in desire from one novelty to another: and where those ranging appetites reign, there is ever more passion then reasons no stay, and so no happiness. These hasty advance ments are not natural; Nature hath given us legs, to go to our objects; not wings to fly to them. Good Father. How now, M. Wolf? Father. Come hither daughter. And how approve you your sisters fashion? how do you fancy her cho ye? what dost thou think? I hope as a sister, well. I had rather make up the garment of my affections in some of the same piece, then Like a fool wear gowns of two colours, or mix Sackcloth with Satin. Oh, good Sister! Dear Father. What's the matter Sir? pray all be well. Aye me; do you hear Father?
Plot summary
Plot — Eastward Ho
The goldsmith [owehstone has two apprentices, the rebellious prodigal QUIEKSIWVEF and the virtuous Golding, and two daughters, the proud Gertrude and the modest Mildréd. Mistress Touchstone insists that Gertrude should marry above her rank to Sim@PéetronelFlash, while Touchstone bestows Mildred on Golding. Quicksilver is sacked after appearing for work drunk; Golding is also released from his indentures to become his former master’s son-in-law. Quicksilver considers becoming a merchant, then conspires with Security to entrap Sir Petronel Flash into debt to finance the secret expedition to Virginia he is planning. While Gertrude travels to her new husband’s fictitious country castle, Sir Petronel plans a _ - sexual liaison with [Winifméd| Security’s wife. Quicksilver and Sir Petronel both set sail, each in a different vessel, with the jealous S€@uirity following in a third, but a storm wrecks all three boats at Cuckold’s Haven. Winifred convinces Security that his suspicions are groundless. Quicksilver and Sir Petronel are arrested and sent to prison by Golding, now a deputy alderman, on suspicion of stealing from Touchstone. They and Security become penitent in their incarceration, but Touchstone is determined to prosecute them. Golding wishes to be more forgiving, and feigns his own imprisonment to bring his father-in-law to the jail. There Touchstone sees and accepts the sincerity of the miscreants’ repentance; Quicksilver, Sir Petronel, and Security are released, and Quicksilver promises to marry Sindefy, his punk.