How can he live by snatches from such people ? he bore a worthy mind . That 's strange . This is something dangerous . That 's most certain . Why let him marry , and that way rise again . Is he so strange to Women ? He might be one , he carries as much promise ; they are wondrous merry . This Widow seems a Gallant . O ’ that condition , he had his Mortgage in again . Seek means , and see what I'le do , however let the Money be paid in , I never sought a Gentlemans undoing , nor eat the bread of other mens vexations , you told me of another Brother . What are these ? It is well prepared , be earnest , honest friends , and loud upon him , he is deaf to his own good . Do , and do it home , and in what my care may help , or my perswasions when we meet next . Y'are most honest , you shall find me no less , and so I leave you , prosper your business my friends . I am glad to hear it : but wherefore do they not pursue this fortune to some fair end ? The Widow sure , why does she stir so early ? Good morrow , Madam . Much joy I hope you'l find , we came to gratulate your new knit marriage-band . What though he wanted these outward things , that flie away like shadows , was not his mind a full one , and a brave one ? You have wealth enough to give him gloss and outside , and he wit enough to give way to love a Lady . Nay , I knew how ever he wheel 'd about like a loose Cabine , he would charge home at length , like a brave Gentleman ; Heavens blessing o ’ your heart Lady , we are so bound to honour you , in all your service so devoted to you . You are in a miserable estate in the worlds account else , I would not for your wealth it come to doubting . Alas , we know his private hours of entrance , how long , and when he stayed , could name the bed too , where he paid down his first-fruits . You'l find him noble , this may beget — Good morrow . I come to tell you , your latest hour is come . The sentence of your state . Have you no feeling , Sir ? What then , Sir ? What say you to this ? Will you redeem your state , speak to the point , Sir ? Then I must take an order ? He 's mad sure . Yes , if he did it handsomely , but he 's so harsh and strange . Cannibals ? if ever I come to view his Regiment , if fair terms may be had . As long as you will , Sir , before I buy a bargain of such Runts , I'le buy a Colledge for Bears , and live among ‘ em . Well met again , and what good news yet ? No fruits of what we sowed ? No turning in this tide yet ? Is not this his younger Brother ? Lance , carrie this before him .