Note 340 — ACT I.
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So, in Ben Jonson's "Catiline," act ii. sc. 3—
"But you think, Carius, 'Tis covetise hath wrought me: if you love me, Change that unkind conceit."
In the "Alchymist," act ii. sc. 3—
"Why, this is covetise!"
And in "Pierce Penilesse his Supplication to the Divell," p. 29: "Under vellany I comprehend murder, treason, theft, cousnage, cut-throat covetise, and such like."