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    TONY。       ��Aside。��    Father´in´law�察 �by  all   that's   unlucky�察 �come   to   take 

one of his night walks。       ��To her。��   Ah�察�it's a highwayman with pistols as 

long as my arm。      A damned ill´looking fellow。 

    MRS。 HARDCASTLE。              Good Heaven defend us�          �He approaches。 

    TONY。       Do you hide yourself in that thicket�察�and leave me to manage 

him。    If there be any danger�察�I'll cough�察�and cry hem。         When I cough�察�be 

sure   to   keep   close。 ��MRS。   HARDCASTLE   hides   behind   a   tree   in   the 

back scene。�� 

       Enter HARDCASTLE。 

       HARDCASTLE。          I'm mistaken�察�or I heard voices of people in want 

of   help。  Oh�察  �Tony�   �is   that   you�拭�I   did   not   expect   you   so   soon   back。 

Are your mother and her charge in safety�拭�

    TONY。      Very safe�察�sir�察�at my aunt Pedigree's。       Hem。 

    MRS。 HARDCASTLE。               ��From  behind。��     Ah�察 �death�     �I  find there's 

danger。 

    HARDCASTLE。            Forty   miles   in   three   hours�察  �sure   that's   too   much�察�

my youngster。 

    TONY。       Stout horses and willing minds make short journeys�察�as they 

say。   Hem。 

    MRS。 HARDCASTLE。               ��From behind。��      Sure he'll do the dear boy 

no harm。 

    HARDCASTLE。            But I heard a voice here�察�I should be glad to know 

from whence it came。 

    TONY。       It was I�察�sir�察�talking to myself�察�sir。     I was saying that forty 

miles in four hours was very good going。            Hem。     As to be sure it was。 

Hem。     I have got a sort of cold by being out in the air。          We'll go in�察�if 

you please。     Hem。 

    HARDCASTLE。            But   if   you   talked   to   yourself   you   did   not   answer 

yourself。    I'm   certain   I   heard   two   voices�察  �and   am   resolved   ��raising   his 

voice�� to find the other out。 

    MRS。 HARDCASTLE。              ��From behind。��       Oh� �he's coming to find me 

out。   Oh� �

    TONY。       What need you go�察�sir�察�if I tell you�拭        �Hem。     I'll lay down 

my life for the truthhemI'll tell you all�察�sir。    ��Detaining him。�А�



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    HARDCASTLE。            I tell you I will not be detained。     I insist on seeing。 

It's in vain to expect I'll believe you。 

    MRS。      HARDCASTLE。          ��Running      forward   from   behind。��    O   lud� �

he'll murder my poor boy�察�my darling�          �Here�察�good gentleman�察�whet your 

rage upon me。      Take my money�察�my life�察�but spare that young gentleman�察�

spare my child�察�if you have any mercy。 

    HARDCASTLE。            My   wife�察  �as   I'm   a   Christian。 From   whence   can 

she come�拭�or what does she mean�拭�

    MRS。 HARDCASTLE。               ��Kneeling。��     Take compassion on us�察�good 

Mr。 Highwayman。         Take our money�察�our watches�察�all we have�察�but spare 

our lives。    We will never bring you to justice�察�indeed we won't�察�good Mr。 

Highwayman。 

    HARDCASTLE。            I   believe   the   woman's   out   of   her   senses。 What�察�

Dorothy�察�don't you know ME�拭�

    MRS。      HARDCASTLE。           Mr。   Hardcastle�察   �as  I'm  alive�   �My    fears 

blinded me。     But who�察�my dear�察�could have expected to meet you here�察�in 

this frightful place�察�so far from home�拭        �What has brought you to follow 

us�拭�

    HARDCASTLE。            Sure�察  �Dorothy�察  �you   have   not   lost   your   wits�拭�So 

far from home�察�when you are within forty yards of your own door�                  。�To 

him。��    This is one of your old tricks�察�you graceless rogue�察�you。          ��To her。�� 

Don't you know the gate�察�and the mulberry´tree�察�and don't you remember 

the horse´pond�察�my dear�拭�

    MRS。      HARDCASTLE。          Yes�察   �I  shall  remember    the  horse´pond    as 

long as I live�察�I have caught my death in it。          ��To TONY。��       And it is to 

you�察  �you   graceless   varlet�察  �I   owe   all   this�拭�I'll   teach   you   to   abuse   your 

mother�察�I will。 

    TONY。       Ecod�察�mother�察�all the parish says you have spoiled me�察�and so 

you may take the fruits on't。 

    MRS。 HARDCASTLE。               I'll spoil you�察�I will。   ��Follows him off the 

stage。    Exit。�А  �HARDCASTLE。           There's morality�察�however�察�in his reply。 

��Exit。�А�

       Enter HASTINGS and MISS NEVILLE。 

       HASTINGS。       My dear Constance�察�why will you deliberate thus�拭            �If 



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we delay a moment�察�all is lost for ever。          Pluck up a little resolution�察�and 

we shall soon be out of the reach of her malignity。 

    MISS NEVILLE。           I find it impossible。      My spirits are so sunk with 

the   agitations   I   have   suffered�察  �that   I   am  unable to   face   any  new   danger。 

Two or three years' patience will at last crown us with happiness。 

    HASTINGS。          Such   a   tedious   delay  is   worse   than   inconstancy。 Let 

us   fly�察  �my   charmer。  Let   us   date   our   happiness   from  this very   moment。 

Perish fortune�     �Love and content will increase what we possess beyond a 

monarch's revenue。        Let me prevail� �

    MISS      NEVILLE。        No�察   �Mr。   Hastings�察   �no。   Prudence      once   more 

comes to my relief�察�and I will obey its dictates。         In the moment of passion 

fortune may be despised�察�but it ever produces a lasting repentance。                 I'm 

resolved to apply to Mr。 Hardcastle's compassion and justice for redress。 

    HASTINGS。          But   though   he   had   the   will�察  �he   has   not   the   power   to 

relieve you。 

    MISS NEVILLE。           But he has influence�察�and upon that I am resolved 

to rely。 

    HASTINGS。          I   have   no   hopes。    But    since   you   persist�察 �I  must 

reluctantly obey you。       ��Exeunt。�А�

       SCENE changes。 

       Enter SIR CHARLES and MISS HARDCASTLE。 

       SIR   CHARLES。         What     a  situation  am    I  in�  �If  what    you   say 

appears�察�I shall then find a guilty son。       If what he says be true�察�I shall then 

lose one that�察�of all others�察�I most wished for a daughter。 

    MISS HARDCASTLE。               I am proud of your approbation�察�and to show 

I merit it�察�if you place yourselves as I directed�察�you shall hear his explicit 

declaration。     But he comes。 

     SIR CHARLES。          I'll to your father�察�and keep him to the appointment。 

��Exit SIR CHARLES。�А�

       Enter MARLOW。 

       MARLOW。         Though prepared for setting out�察�I come once more to 

take   leave�察  �nor   did  I�察 �till  this  moment�察  �know    the  pain   I  feel  in  the 

separation。 

    MISS      HARDCASTLE。           ��In   her   own   natural   manner。��     I  believe 



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sufferings cannot be very great�察�sir�察�which you can so easily remove。                     A 

day or two longer�察�perhaps�察�might lessen your uneasiness�察�by showing the 

little value of what you now think proper to regret。 

     MARLOW。          ��Aside。��      This   girl   every   moment   improves   upon   me。 

��To her。��     It   must   not   be�察 �madam。    I have   already  trifled too long   with 

my heart。      My very pride begins to submit to my passion。               The disparity 

of education and fortune�察�the anger of a parent�察�and the contempt of my 

equals�察�begin to lose their weight�察�and nothing can restore me to myself 

but this painful effort of resolution。 

     MISS     HARDCASTLE。             Then     go�察 �sir�此 �I'll  urge   nothing    more    to 

detain   you。     Though   my   family   be   as   good   as   hers   you   came   down   to 

visit�察  �and   my   education�察  �I   hope�察 �

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