The Merry Wives of Windsor (Quarto 1, 1602)
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Enter the Doctor and his man.
¶Rug. Sir I cannot tell whether he be there or no,
¶But I see a great many comming.
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Enter Shallow, Page, my Host, and Slender.
¶Shal. How do you M. Doctor?
¶Doc. Vat be all you, Van to tree com for, a?
see thee trauerse, to see thee here, to see thee there,
1090the distance: the montnce is a dead my francoyes?
¶Is a dead my Ethiopian? Ha what ses my gallon?
¶my escuolapis? Is a dead bullies taile, is a dead?
1095He dare not shew his face.
Hector of Greece my boy.
_M. Doctor:
Sir Hugh is a Parson, and you a Phisition. You must
¶Goe with me M. Doctor.
¶Doc. Mockwater, vat me dat?
_vallor.
¶Iack dog, knaue.
1125Host. He will claperclaw thee titely bully.
¶Doc. Claperclawe, vat be dat?
¶Host. That is, he will make thee amends.
1130And Ile prouoke him to do it, or let him wag:
¶ And moreouer bully, but M. Page and M. Shallow,
¶And eke cauellira Slender, go you all ouer the fields
¶to Frogmore?
1135Pa. Sir Hugh is there, is hee?
Ile bring the Doctor about by the fields:
¶Will it do well?
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Exit all but the Host and Doctor.
¶He is make a foole of moy.
Throw cold water on your collor, com go with me
¶Through the fields to Frogmore, and Ile bring thee
¶mon patinces. I begar I sall.
¶To misteris An Page: Sed I well?
¶Doc. I begar excellent.
¶Host. Let vs wag then.
1153.1Doc. Alon, alon, alon.
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Exit omnes._
