and afterwards—
... “Is it a fashion in London
To marry a woman, and to never see her?”
The superfluous “to” gives it the Sir Andrew Ague-cheek character.
“The Fair Maid Of The Inn.”
Act ii. Speech of Albertus:—
... “But, Sir,
By my life, I vow to take assurance from you,
That right hand never more shall strike my son,