That daughter, Margaret, actually loves Allworth, and a letter sent from the protagonist's uncle allows them to get married by the play's end.
In the beginning of this work, its protagonist is refused food and drink Tapwell's alehouse due to his reputation for excessive spending, but his chance meeting with a young page leads him to being received in that page's stepmother's home. While there, he meets Marrall and Lord Lovell, the latter of which is a suitor for the daughter of his uncle. That daughter, Margaret, actually loves Allworth, and a letter sent from the protagonist's uncle allows them to get married by the play's end. Lady Allworth provides the title means to Frank Wellborn, who is able to become respectable once again, particularly after it is revealed that his lands were unjustly taken away by his uncle, Giles Overreach. FTP, identify this play, a comedy of manners, written by Philip Massinger.
In the beginning of this work, its protagonist is refused food and drink Tapwell's alehouse due to his reputation for excessive spending, but his chance meeting with a young page leads him to being received in that page's stepmother's home.
A {New Way to Pay Old Debts} (3) [DJ]