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love did move me much, Think not amiss, the same love may be yours. CAS. What! is it a match? nay then, since you agree, I cannot mend myself, for aught I see; And therefore 'tis as good to be content. Come, lady, 'tis your lot to be my dame. Lordings, adieu; God send you all good speed! Some have their wives for pleasure, some for need. LACY. Adieu, Castiliano: are we friends? CAS. Yes, yes, my lord, there is no remedy. ROB. No remedy, my masters, for a wife? A note for young beginners: mark it well. [_Exeunt_. _Enter_ FORREST, CAPTAIN CLINTON, HARVEY. FOR. Now, gallants, what imagine you of this? Our noses are all slit; for Mariana, The Spanish doctor hath her to his wife, And Musgrave's hopes are dead for Honorea, For she is married to the Earl of Kent. 'Twill be good sport to see them when they rise. If so they be not gotten up already. CLIN. I say the devil go with them all for me. The Spanish doctor marry Marian! I think that slave was born to cross me still. Had it not been last day before the earl, Upon my conscience, I had crack'd his crown, When first he ask'd the lady for his wife; Now he hath got her too, whom I desir'd. Why, he'll away with her ere long to Spain, And keep her there to dispossess our hopes. FOR. No, I can comfort you for that suppose:[449] For yesterday he hir'd a dwelling-house, And here he means to tarry all this year; So long at least, whate'er he doth hereafter. CLIN. A sudden plotform[450] comes into my mind, And this it is. Miles Forrest, thou and I Are partly well acquainted with the doctor. Ralph Harvey shall along with us to him; Him we'll prefer for his apothecary? Now, sir, when Ralph and he are once acquainted, His wife may often come unto his house, Either to see his garden, or such like: For, doubt not, women will have means enough, If they be willing, as I hope she will. There may we meet her, and let each one plead: He that speeds best, why let him carry it. FOR. I needs must laugh to think how all we three, In the contriving of this feat, agree: But, having got her, every man will strive How each may other of her love deprive. CLIN. Tut, Forrest! love admits these friendly strifes; But say, how like you of my late device? FOR. Surpassing well, but let's about it straight, Lest he before our coming be provided. CLIN. Agreed. [_Exeunt. Enter_ MUSGRAVE _and_ MARIAN.
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