assassinate

, originally Act II Scene II page 187 but Scene I in Gifford’s 1816 edition volume III pages 367–368

Mor. Why? if I had made an assassinate upon your Father; vitiated your Mother: ravished your Sisters―

Tru. I would kill you, Sir, I would kill you, if you had.

Mor. Why? you do more in this, Sir: it were a vengeance centuple, for all facinorous Acts, that could be nam'd, to do that you do.

Yet again, many of them deſperat hairebraines, raſh, careleſſe, fit to be Aſſaſinates, as being voide of all Feare and Sorrow […]