Syndibras and the Sawyer. Now whether I Should, before-hand Swear he robb'd me?-IVnderstand. Then there's a Lady, too. - I marry, That's cafily prov'd accesary. Amidon, who by Solemn Vons, Contracted to me, for my Spouse, Combind with him to break her word, And has abetted all Good Lord! Sir, quoth the Lawyer, not to flatter ye You have as Good, and fair a Battery, is heart can wish and need not fame, The proudest Man alive to claim. And vows to stick me to the wall, "Tis true the knave has taken 's oath Swear he robb'd me ?—I understand. Or bring my action of conversion And trover for my goods?—Ah, whoreson. And bring him to his trial?—Right. Prevent what he defigns to do, And swear for th' state against him?—True. Or whether he that is defendant, In this cafe, has the better end on't; 645 650 Who, putting in a new cross-bill, May traverse th' action ?-Better still. A widow, who by folemn vows, Contracted to me for my spouse, Combin'd with him tobreak her word, 655 660 Mean while they robb'd me, and my horse, And stole my faddle-Worfe and worse. |