A pleasant Comedie, of
450Haue
seene the day, with my two hand
sword
451I would a made you foure tall Fencers
759453Host. Here boyes,
shall we wag,
shall we wag?
760454Shal. Ha with you mine ho
st.
760.2456Pa. Come
M. Ford,
shall we to dinner?
760.3457I know the
se fellowes
sticks in your minde.
760.4458For. No in good
sadne
sse not in mine:
765459Yet for all this Ile try it further,
765.2461Come
M. P
age,
shall we to dinner?
765.3462Pa. With all my hart
sir, Ile follow you.
770464Enter Syr Iohn, and Pistoll. 772465Fal. Ile not lend thee a peny.
772.1466Pis. I will retort the
sum in equipage.
775467Fal. Not a pennie: I haue beene content you
776468shuld lay my countenance to pawne: I haue grated
777469vpon my good friends for 3. repriues, for you and
778470your Coach fellow
Nym, el
se you might a looked
471thorow a grate like a geminy of babones. I am dam
- 779472ned in hell for
swearing to Gentlemen your good
781473souldiers and tall fellowes: And when mi
stri
sse
Bri- 782474get lo
st the handle of her Fan, I tooked on my ho
- 784476Pis. Did
st thou not
share? had
st thou not
fif
- 786478Fal. Rea
son you rogue, rea
son.
479 Doe
st thou thinke Ile indanger my
soule gratis?
787480In briefe, hang no more about mee, I am no gybit
788481for you. A
short knife and a throng to your manner
of