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ur'd mee,
Let not the ? tronger fall by his owne vice,
Or be the le? ? e a friend, cau? e vertue needs him.

WIT. Vertue ? hall neuer aske my ? uccours twice; 35
Mo? t friend, mo? t man: your _Coun? ells_ are commands:
Lady, I can loue _goodnes_ in you, more [155]
Then I did _Beauty_; and doe here intitle
Your vertue, to the power, vpon a life
You ? hall engage in any fruitfull ? eruice, 40
Euen to forfeit.

MER.
_Madame_: Do you heare, Sir,
Mere-craft _takes_ Wittipol _a? ide,_
& _moues a proiect for him? elfe_.
We haue another leg-? train'd, for this _Dottrel_.
He'ha's a quarrell to carry, and ha's cau? 'd
A deed of _Feoffment_, of his whole e? tate
To be drawne yonder; h'ha'? t within: And you, 45
Onely, he meanes to make _Feoffee_. H'is falne
So de? peratly enamour'd on you, and talkes
Mo? t like a mad-man: you did neuer heare
A _Phrentick_, ? o in loue with his owne fauour!
Now, you doe know, 'tis of no validity 50
In your name, as you ? tand; Therefore adui? e him
To put in me.