The Merry Wives of Windsor (Quarto 1, 1602)

Author: William Shakespeare

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 A pleasant conceited Co-medie, of Syr Iohn Falstaffe, and themerry Wiues of VVindsor.

¶Enter Iustice Shallow, Syr Hugh, Maister Page,
and Slender.

¶Shal. NEre talke to me, Ile make a star-cham-
¶ber matter of it.
¶_The Councell shall know it.
36.1Pag. Nay good maister Shallow be perswaded by (mee.
¶Slen. Nay surely my vncle shall not put it vp so.
¶Sir Hu. Wil you not heare reasons M. Slenders?
¶You should heare reasons.
.5Shal. Tho he be a knight, he shall not thinke to
¶_carrie it so away.
¶M. Page I will not be wronged. For you
¶Syr, I loue you, and for my cousen
¶He comes to looke vpon your daughter.
.10Pa. And heres my hand, and if my daughter
¶Like him so well as I, wee'l quickly haue it a match:
¶In the meane time let me intreat you to soiourne
¶Here a while. And on my life Ile vndertake
¶To make you friends.
.15Sir Hu. I pray you M. Shallowes let it be so.
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