MER. No, tell him, if he were, I ha’ made his peace! Mere-craft _whiſpers againſt him_. Hee’s one, Sir, has no State, and a man knowes not, How such a trust may tempt him. FIT. I conceiue you. EVE. S^r. this ſame deed is done here. MER. Pretty _Plutarchus_? Art thou come with it? and has Sir _Paul_ view’d it? 25 PLV. His hand is to the draught. MER. VVill you step in, S^r. And read it? FIT. Yes. EVE. I pray you a word wi’ you. Eueril _whiſpers against_ Mere-craft. Sir _Paul Eitherside_ will’d mee gi’ you caution, Whom you did make _Feoffee_: for ’tis the truſt O’ your whole State: and though my Cousin heere 30 Be a worthy Gentleman, yet his valour has At the tall board bin queſtion’d: and we hold Any man ſo impeach’d, of doubtfull honesty! I will not iuſtiſie this; but giue it you To make your profit of it: if you vtter it, 35 I can forſweare it! FIT. I beleeue you, and thanke you, Sir. [688] SD. V] III. 1641 ACT. ...] SCENE II. _Another Room in the same. Enter_ MEERCRAFT _and_ FITZDOTTREL. G [689] 5 taken G [690] 9 service 1641, W, G Service 1692, 1716 [691] 18 on. _Enter_ PITFALL. G [692] 20 Mr. 1692, 1716 mr. W [693] 21 [_Exit Pitfall._ SN. om. G [694] 23 _Enter_ EVERILL _and_ PLUTARCHUS. G [695] 25 _Poul_ 1692, 1716 Poul W [696] 27 SN.] [_Aside to Fitz._ G [697] 28 give 1641, G _Paul_] as in 4.5.25 [698] 36 [_Exeunt._ G ACT. IIIJ. SCENE. VI. VVITTIPOL. Mistresse FITZ-DOTTREL. MANLY. MERE-CRAFT. Be not afraid, ſweet _Lady_: yo’ are truſted [154] To loue, not violence here; I am no rauiſher, But one, whom you, by your faire truſt againe, May of a ſeruant make a moſt true friend.