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    MARLOW。          And if she has�察�I should be the last man in the world that 

would attempt to corrupt it。 

    HASTINGS。         You have taken care�察�I hope�察�of the casket I sent you to 

lock up�拭    �Is it in safety�拭�

    MARLOW。          Yes�察  �yes。   It's   safe   enough。  I   have   taken   care   of   it。 

But how could you think the seat of a post´coach at an inn´door a place of 

safety�拭   �Ah� �numskull�       �I have taken better precautions for you than you 

did for yourselfI have 

    HASTINGS。         What�拭�

    MARLOW。          I have sent it to the landlady to keep for you。 



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    HASTINGS。         To the landlady� �

    MARLOW。          The landlady。 

    HASTINGS。         You did�拭�

    MARLOW。          I did。   She's to be answerable for its forthcoming�察�you 

know。 

    HASTINGS。         Yes�察�she'll bring it forth with a witness。 

    MARLOW。          Wasn't    I  right�拭  �I  believe   you'll  allow   that  I  acted 

prudently upon this occasion。 

    HASTINGS。         ��Aside。��    He must not see my uneasiness。 

    MARLOW。          You seem a little disconcerted though�察�methinks。            Sure 

nothing has happened�拭�

    HASTINGS。         No�察�nothing。     Never was in better spirits in all my life。 

And so you left it with the landlady�察�who�察�no doubt�察�very readily undertook 

the charge。 

    MARLOW。          Rather   too   readily。  For   she   not   only   kept   the   casket�察�

but�察�through   her great precaution�察 �was   going to keep the   messenger   too。 

Ha� �ha� �ha� �

    HASTINGS。         He� �he� �he�     �They're safe�察�however。 

    MARLOW。          As a guinea in a miser's purse。 

    HASTINGS。         ��Aside。��    So   now   all   hopes   of   fortune   are   at   an   end�察�

and we must set off without it。        ��To him。��     Well�察�Charles�察�I'll leave you 

to your meditations on the pretty bar´maid�察�and�察�he� �he� �he� �may you be as 

successful for yourself�察�as you have been for me�          。�Exit。�А�

    MARLOW。          Thank ye�察�George�此�I ask no more。         Ha� �ha� �ha� �

       Enter HARDCASTLE。 

       HARDCASTLE。          I no longer know my own house。            It's turned all 

topsy´turvy。     His servants have got drunk already。         I'll bear it no longer�察�

and   yet�察  �from   my   respect   for   his   father�察  �I'll   be   calm。 ��To   him。�� Mr。 

Marlow�察�your servant。       I'm your very humble servant。         ��Bowing low。�� 

    MARLOW。          Sir�察  �your   humble   servant。  ��Aside。��    What's   to   be   the 

wonder now�拭�

    HARDCASTLE。            I believe�察�sir�察�you must be sensible�察�sir�察�that no man 

alive ought to be more welcome than your father's son�察�sir。              I hope you 

think so�拭�



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    MARLOW。          I do from my soul�察�sir。       I don't want much entreaty。         I 

generally make my father's son welcome wherever he goes。 

    HARDCASTLE。            I believe you do�察�from my soul�察�sir。          But though I 

say   nothing   to   your   own   conduct�察  �that   of   your   servants   is   insufferable。 

Their manner of drinking is setting a very bad example in this house�察                 �I 

assure you。 

    MARLOW。          I protest�察�my very good sir�察�that is no fault of mine。           If 

they don't drink as they ought�察�they are to blame。            I ordered them not to 

spare the cellar。     I did�察�I assure you。     ��To the side scene。��      Here�察�let one 

of my servants come up。         ��To him。��     My positive directions were�察�that as 

I did not drink myself�察�they should make up for my deficiencies below。 

    HARDCASTLE。             Then they had your orders for what they do�拭            �I'm 

satisfied� �

    MARLOW。           They   had�察  �I   assure   you。 You   shall   hear   from   one   of 

themselves。 

       Enter Servant�察�drunk。 

       MARLOW。         You�察�Jeremy�      �Come forward�察�sirrah�        �What were my 

orders�拭    �Were you not told to drink freely�察�and call for what you thought 

fit�察�for the good of the house�拭�

    HARDCASTLE。            ��Aside。��     I begin to lose my patience。 

     JEREMY。        Please    your   honour�察   �liberty  and   Fleet´street   for  ever� �

Though I'm but a servant�察�I'm as good as another man。                I'll drink for no 

man before supper�察�sir�察�damme�          �Good liquor will sit upon a good supper�察�

but a good supper will not sit uponhiccupon my conscience�察�sir。 

    MARLOW。          You see�察�my old friend�察�the fellow is as drunk as he can 

possibly be。     I don't know what you'd have more�察�unless you'd have the 

poor devil soused in a beer´barrel。 

    HARDCASTLE。             Zounds�      �he'll  drive  me   distracted�察  �if  I  contain 

myself any longer。       Mr。 MarlowSir�察�I have submitted to your insolence 

for more than four hours�察�and I see no likelihood of its coming to an end。 

I'm  now   resolved   to   be   master   here�察  �sir�察  �and   I   desire   that   you   and   your 

drunken pack may leave my house directly。 

    MARLOW。          Leave     your   house��Sure   you    jest�察  �my   good  friend� �

What�拭�when I'm doing what I can to please you。 



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     HARDCASTLE。            I   tell   you�察  �sir�察  �you   don't   please   me�察  �so   I   desire 

you'll leave my house。 

     MARLOW。          Sure you cannot be serious�拭         �At this time o' night�察�and 

such a night�拭     �You only mean to banter me。 

     HARDCASTLE。             I   tell  you�察 �sir�察 �I'm  serious�    �and   now    that  my 

passions are roused�察�I say this house is mine�察�sir�察�this house is mine�察�and I 

command you to leave it directly。 

     MARLOW。          Ha� �ha� �ha�     �A puddle in a storm。        I shan't stir a step�察�I 

assure    you。    ��In   a  serious   tone。��   This    your   house�察  �fellow�    �It's  my 

house。     This   is   my   house。   Mine�察  �while   I   choose   to   stay。 What   right 

have    you    to  bid  me    leave   this  house�察  �sir�拭  �I   never   met   with   such 

impudence�察�curse me�察�never in my whole life before。 

     HARDCASTLE。            Nor I�察�confound me if ever I did。          To come to my 

house�察�to call for what he likes�察�to turn me out of my own chair�察�to insult 

the family�察�to order his servants to get drunk�察�and then to tell me�察 �This 

house is mine�察�sir。;      By all that's impudent�察�it makes me laugh。             Ha� �ha� �

ha�    �Pray�察�sir ��bantering���察�as you take the house�察�what think you of taking 

the rest of the furniture�拭      �There's a pair of silver candlesticks�察�and there's 

a fire´screen�察�and here's a pair of brazen´nosed bellows�察�perhaps you may 

take a fancy to them�拭�

     MARLOW。          Bring   me   your   bill�察  �sir�察  �bring   me   your   bill�察  �and   let's 

make no more words about it。 

     HARDCASTLE。            There are a set of prints�察�too。        What think you of 

the Rake's Progress�察�for your own apartment�拭�

     MARLOW。          Bring   me   your   bill�察  �I   say�察  �and   I'll   leave   you   and   your 

infernal house directly。 

     HARDCASTLE。             Then   there's   a   mahogany   table   that   you   may   see 

your own face in。 

     MARLOW。          My bill�察�I say。 

     HARDCASTLE。            I had forgot the great chair for your own particular 

slumbers�察�after a hearty meal。 

     MARLOW。          Zounds� �bring me my bill�察�I say�察�and let's hear no more 

on't。 

     HARDCASTLE。            Young man�察�young man�察�from your father's letter to 



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me�察�I was taught to expect a well´bred modest man as a visitor here�察�but 

now I find him no better than a coxcomb and a bully�察�but he will be down 

here presently�察�and shall hear more of it。       ��Exit。�А�

    MARLOW。          How's     this�拭  �Sure    I  have   not  mistaken    the  house。 

Everything looks like an inn。       The servants cry�察�coming�察�the attendance is 

awkward�察�the bar´maid�察�too�察�to attend us。         But she's here�察�and will further 

inform me。      Whither so fast�察�child�拭    �A word with you。 

       Enter MISS HARDCASTLE。 

       MISS    HARDCASTLE。           Let   it  be  short�察 �then。   I'm   in  a  hurry。 

��Aside。��    I believe be begins to find out his mistake。          But it's too soon 

quite to undeceive him。 

    MARLOW。          Pray�察  �child�察  �answer   me   one   question。  What   are   you�察�

and what may your business in this house be�拭�

    MISS HARDCASTLE。              A relation of the family�察�sir。 

    MARLOW。          What�察�a poor relation。 

    MISS HARDCASTLE。              Yes�察�sir。   A poor relation�察�appointed to keep 

the   keys�察  �and   to   see   that   the   guests   want   nothing   in   my   power   to   give 

them。 

    MARLOW。          That is�察�you act as the bar´maid of this inn。 

    MISS   HARDCASTLE。             Inn�    �O   lawwhat   brought   that   in   your 

head�拭    �One of the best families in the country keep an innHa� �ha� �ha� �

old Mr。 Hardcastle's house an inn� �

    MARLOW。          Mr。 Hardcastle's house�       �Is this Mr。 Hardcastle's house�察�

child�拭�

    MISS HARDCASTLE。              Ay�察�sure�    �Whose else should it be�拭�

    MARLOW。          So then�察�all's out�察�and I have been damnably imposed on。 

O�察�confound my stupid head�察�I shall be laughed at over the whole town。               I 

shall be stuck up in caricatura in all the print´shops。        The DULLISSIMO 

MACCARONI。           To mistake this house of all others for an inn�察�and my 

father's old friend for an innkeeper�        �What a swaggering puppy must he 

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