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Act V SCENE I.A Room in the House of Venturewell. Enter. VENTUREWELL. Vent. I will have no great store of company at the wedding; a couple of neighbours and their wives; and we will have a capon in stewed broth, with marrow, and a good piece of beef stuck with rosemary. Enter JASPER, with his Face mealed. Jasp. Forbear thy pains, fond man! it is too late. Vent. Heaven bless me! Jasper! Jasp Ay, I am his ghost, Vent. Forgive me, Jasper! Oh, what might I do, Jasp. There is no means; too late thou thinkst of this. Vent. But tell me what were best for me to do? Jasp. Repent thy deed, and satisfy my father, [Exit. [Wife. Look, George; his very ghost would have folks Enter HUMPHREY. Hum. Father, my bride is gone, fair Mistress Luce: Vent. Hence, fool, out of my sight with thy fond passion! [Beats him. Hum. Hold, my father dear, Vent. Thy father, fool! theres some blows more; begone. [Beats him. To see thy will performed. Now will I go To satisfy thy father for thy wrongs. [ Aside and exit . |
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