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hdraw; ile see Him drest my selfe. [_They lead out Sir Francis_. _Enter Underwit, Dorothy, Captaine, Thomas_. _Un_. Madam and gentlemen, Mistris _Dorothy_ wo'not acknowledge she is a knight's daughter; she sweares she knows no _Littleland_. _Do_. Till it appeare to whom this gemme was meant, Deare Madame, be you treasurer. I confesse I have wealth enough in such a noble husband. _La_. It shall belong to thee; be honest, _Dorothy_, And use him well. _Do_. With my best study, Madam. _La_. Where is the footman you talke of? _Tho_. He pretended Letters to carry two mile of to a kinsman of his Masters, and returne presently. He dranke three or fower beere glasses of sack, and he ran away so lightlie. _Do_. His reward shall overtake him. _Un_. Will you have her? she will doe you service, Captaine, in a _Low Country_[279] Leaguer. Or thou, _Thomas_? ile give thee a Coppiehold. _Tho_. You have one life to come in that lease, yet I thank you: I am free, and that's inheritance; for ought I know she may serve us both. _La_. Come you may perswade her to looke high and take it upon her for your credit. The gullery is yet within these walles; let your shame goe no farther. The wench may prove right, she may. _Enter Sir Richard_. _La_. What news from Sir _Francis_? _Ri_. Wife, I hardly aske thee forgivenes; I had jealous thoughts, but all's right agen. _La_. I will deserve your confidence. _Ri_. No great danger, his blade bone dislocated; the man has put everything in his right place. _Un_. Dee heare, Sir _Richard_? wee are married. _Ri_. Tis well done, send you joy; tis to my mind. _Un_. Come hither, _Dorothy_. _Cap_. But where's Mr. _Engine_? _Ri_. He rid before. _Cap_. If the rascall have any wit left he will ride quite away with himselfe; tis his best course to fly oversea. _Tho_. If he were sure to flie, he were sure to escape. _Cap_. At the worst, drowning is a most [sic] honourable death then hanging. _Do_. My mother died, I have it by tradition, As soone as I was borne; my father (but No knight) is now i'th _Indies_, a poore Merchant, That broke for 20,000 pounds. _Ri_. The shipps may come home. Hee! _Do_. You were best use me well, now we are married. I will be sworne you forc'd me to the Church And thrice compeld me there to say _I Dorothy_. The Parsons oath and mine, for ought I know, May make it halfe a rape. _Ri_. There is no remedy; We can p
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