The Merry Wives of Windsor (Quarto 1, 1602)

Author: William Shakespeare

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¶Enter sir Hugh and Simple, from dinner.
¶Sir Hu. Hark you Simple, pray you beare this letter
to Doctor Cayus house, the French Doctor. He is
288.1twell vp along the street, and enquire of his house
¶for one mistris Quickly, his woman, or his try nurse,
¶and deliuer this Letter to her, it tis about Maister
293.1Slender. Looke you, will you do it now?
¶Sim. I warrant you Sir.
¶Sir Hu. Pray you do, I must not be absent at the
296.1_grace.
¶I will goe make an end of my dinner,
There is pepions and cheese behinde.
¶Exit omnes._

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