The Merry Wives of Windsor (Quarto 1, 1602)
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Enter M. Foord.
¶Or I am like to goe beyond your cunning:
.5And in good time see where they all are come.
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Enter Shallow, Page, host, Slender, Doctor,
¶and sir Hugh.
¶By my faith a knot well met: your welcome all.
¶Pa. I thanke you good M. Ford.
.10For. Welcome good M. Page,
¶I would your daughter were here.
For Misteris Anne?
¶Is altogether for maister Doctor.
1325Doc. Begar I tanck her hartily:
He capers, he daunces, he writes verses, he smelles
¶All April and May: he wil cary it, he wil carit,
1330Tis in his betmes he wil carite.
Wilde, he knowes too much: If he take her,
1335Let him take her simply: for my goods goes
¶With my liking, and my liking goes not that way.
¶For. Well I pray go home with me to dinner:
Doctor.
.5Wooing at Maister Pages:
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Exit Shallow and Slender,
¶And drinke Canary with him.
Exit host.
¶First come gentlemen.
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Exit omnes.
