The Merry Wives of Windsor (Quarto 1, 1602)
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the merry Wives of Windsor.
2122.1Ford. Well wife, heere take my hand, vpon my
¶soule I loue thee dearer then I do my life, and ioy I
¶neuer more offend thee.
.5Mi. For. Sir I am glad, & that which I haue done,
¶And in this knauerie my wife was the chiefe.
.15deceiued.
¶For. Let me alone, Ile to him once againe like
¶Brooke, and know his mind whether heele come
¶or not.
¶Mis. Pa. Let vs alone for that. Heare my deuice.
2150Oft haue you heard since Horne the hunter dyed,
2150.1That women to affright their litle children,
¶As that he dares not venture to the house,
.5Weele send him word to meet vs in the field,
¶And at that time we will meet him both:
¶Then would I haue you present there at hand,
2172.1For to affright fat Falstaffe in the woods.
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