Avarice. What [of] this?[27] tush, it was but a merry train.
Cruelty. For lucre's sake his own brother to betray?
Hence, Judas, with these doings I cannot away.[28]
Avarice. I was ever with him, still ready at hand,
Continually suggesting of the house and the land.
And yet to tell you the truth, as indeed the thing is,
Of my conscience I think the best part was his.
Cruelty. By God's glorious wounds, he was worthy of none;
But thou to be whipped for thy greedy suggestion.
Avarice. Heart of God, man, be the means better or worse,