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ded him, ergo they are guilty; ergoe that must be their confession, scilicet that they are guilty. Write this, _Bunch_, and then we will perpend, as law and Judgment guides us, whether we will save or condemne. How say you, sir? _Crac_. Oh well don, uncle! I knew[128] he would prove what he said, otherwise I would have venturd a sillogisme in Baraly[p]ton to have made it evident. [_Suc_.[129] But with your favour, gentlemen; suppose he did unlive _Thurston_ in faire duell? _Sir Hu_. No duell can be fayre, cause tis against The kingdomes lawes. _Suc_. The kingdomes lawes! how shall A Gent[leman] that has a blemish cast Upon his life, faire reputac[i]on, Have satisfaction then? allow no duells! Hel! a man of armes had better live in woods And combate wolves then among such milke sops. The kingdomes lawes! _Crac_. Patience, good Captaine; we will have duells lawful. _Suc_. Tis fit they should, being legitimacy managd, sir.] _Enter Constable and Prisoners_. _Sir Gef_. O, soe; are you come? weele tickle you ifaith. _Con_. Soe please you, heare are the prisoners. _Sir Hu_. Tis well, we have waited them. Madam, I should have bin more fortunate to have scene you In any place but this; and here, In any other cause then this, I would use you As the precedent carridge of your life Has merited, but cannot: y'are a prisoner Convict of murder, a most hideous crime Gainst law and nature. _Sir Gef_. Yes, marry is it, and that she shall find ere we have don. _Bunch_, read their indictments, _Bunch_. She had as good have married me, I warrant her. _Sir Hu_. Good Sir _Geffrey_, silence a while. Who is the accuser? _Con_. Here. _Sir Hu_. What have you, freind, to object against this lady? _Con_. That she confesd it was by her procurement and comaunde her sonn murderd young _Thurston_. _Lady_. Please you, sir, that a poore prisoner may entreate one favour. _Sir Gef_. Yes, you shall have favour! _Sir Hu_. Any thing mercy can graunt unpreiudiciall to Iustice. _Lady_. Then this: You shall not need to produce witnesses Or charge a Iury to designe me guilty Of _Thurstons_ murder. I confess it to you, Twas only I that slew him. _Sir Gef_. Marke that, Sir: shee that slew him! do you hear? _Sir Hu_. Pray disturbe her not.--How comes it then, Madam, to be affirmd your Sonn did kill him? _Sir Gef_. I, lets heare that, how it comes: well remembred, you did even speake before me. _Crac_.
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