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Thomas Heywood

Note 61 — SCENE IV.—The Principal Room in the same.

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Plots, plots! I can but cry you mercy both. Say that I have done you wrong, I can be but sorry for it. But, indeed, to clear you, and lay the fault where it ought to be, all this comes from mine own father in the country, who hearing I had married with Luce, sends me word, of his blessing,[61] to be divorced from her, and to come a suitor to your daughter. I think you have his hand and seal to show.

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