The second part of
687596Falst. What is the gro
sse
summe that I owe thee?
688597Host. Mary if thou wert an hone
st man, thy
selfe and the
689598mony too: thou did
st sweare to me vpon a parcell guilt goblet,
690599sitting in my dolphin chamber, at the round table by a
sea cole
691600fire, vpon wedne
sday in Whee
son weeke, when the prince
692601broke thy head, for liking his father to a
singing man of Win
- 693602sor, thou did
st sweare to me
thẽ, as I was wa
shing thy wound,
694603to marry me, and make me my lady thy wife, can
st thou deny
695604it, did not goodwife Keech the butchers wife come in then and
696605cal me go
ssip Quickly, comming in to borow a me
sse of vine
- 697606gar, telling vs
she had a good di
sh of prawnes, whereby thou
698607did
st de
sire to eate
some, whereby I told thee they were ill
699608for a greene wound, and did
st thou not, when
she was gone
700609down
stayers, de
sire me, to be no more
so familiarity, with
such
701610poore people,
saying that ere long they
should cal me madam,
703611and did
st thou not ki
sse me, and bid me fetch thee thirtie
shil
- 704612lings, I put thee now to thy booke oath, denie it if thon can
st.
705613Falst. My lord this is a poore made
soule, and
she
saies vp
706614and downe the towne, that her elde
st sonne is like you,
she
707615hath bin in good ca
se, and the trueth is pouerty hath di
stra
cted
708616her, but for the
se fooli
sh o
fficers, I be
seech you I may haue re
- 710618Lo. Sir Iohn,
sir Iohn, I am wel acquainted with your maner
711619of wrenching the true cau
se, the fal
se way: it is not a con
fident
712620brow, nor the throng of words that come with
such more then
713621impudent
sawcines from you, can thru
st me from a leuel con
- 714622sideration: you haue as it appeares to me pra
cti
sde vpon the
715623ea
sie yeelding
spirite of this woman, and made her
serue your
715.1624v
ses both in pur
se and in per
son.
716625Host. Yea in truth my Lord.
717626Lo. Pray thee peace, pay her the debt you owe her, and vn
- 718627pay the villany you haue done with her, the one you may doe
719628with
sterling mony, and the other with currant repentance.
720629Falst. My Lord I will not vndergoe this
snepe without re
- 721630ply, you cal honorable boldnes impudent
sawcine
sse, if a man
wil