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A YORK-SHIRE TRAGEDY Page: 6
Follies in thee begin now to deface.
The spring time of thy youth did fairly promise
Such a most fruitful summer to thy friends
It scarce can enter into mens beliefs,
Such dearth should hang on thee. We that see it,
Are sorry to believe it: in thy change,
This voice into all places will be hurld:
Thou and the devil has deceived the world.
HUSBAND.
I'll not indure thee.
GENTLEMAN.
But of all the worst:
Thy vertuous wife, right honourably allied,
Thou hast proclaimed a strumpet.
HUSBAND.
Nay, the, I know thee.
Thou art her champion, thou, her private friend,
The party you wot on.
GENTLEMAN.
Oh ignoble thought.
I am past my patient blood: shall I stand idle
And see my reputation toucht to death?
HUSBAND.
Ta's galde you, this, has it?
GENTLEMAN.
No, monster, I will prove
My thoughts did only tend to vertuous love.
HUSBAND.
Love of her vertues? there it goes.
GENTLEMEN.
Base spirit,
To lay thy hate upon the fruitful Honor
Of thine own bed.
[They fight and the Husband's hurt.]
HUSBAND.
Oh!
GENTLEMAN.
Woult thou yield it yet?
HUSBAND.
Sir, Sir, I have not done with you.
GENTLEMAN.
I hope nor nere shall do.
[Fight again.]
HUSBAND.
Have you got tricks? are you in cunning with me?
GENTLEMAN.
No, plain and right.
He needs no cunning that for truth doth fight.
[Husband falls down.]
HUSBAND.
Hard fortune, am I leveld with the ground?
GENTLEMAN.
Now, sir, you lie at mercy.
HUSBAND.
Aye, you slave.
GENTLEMAN.
Alas, that hate should bring us to our grave.
You see my sword's not thirsty for your life,
I am sorrier for your wound then your self.
Y'are of a vertuous house, show vertuous deeds;
Tis not your honour, tis your folly bleeds;
Much good has been expected in your life,
Cancel not all men's hopes: you have a wife
Kind and obedient: heap not wrongful shame
On her and your posterity, nor blame
Your overthrow; let only sin be sore,
And by this fall, rise never to fall more.
And so I leave you.
[Exit.]
HUSBAND
Has the dog left me, then,
After his tooth hath left me? oh, my heart
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