30352695will eate a last yeeres pippen of mine owne graffing, with a

30362696dish of carrawaies and so forth: come coosin Scilens, and then

30372697to bed.

30382698Falst. Fore God you haue here goodly dwelling, and rich.

30392699Shal. Barraine, barraine, barraine, beggars all, beggars all sir

30402700Iohn, mary good ayre: spread Dauy, spread Dauy, well saide

30412701Dauy.

30422702Fal. This Dauy serues you for good vses, hee is your ser-

30432703uing-man, and your husband.

30442704Shal. A good varlet, a good varlet, a very good varlet sir

30452705Iohn: by the mas I haue drunke too much sacke at supper: a

30462706good varlet: now sit downe, now sit downe, come cosin.

30482707Scilens A sirra quoth a, we shall do nothing but eate and

30492708make good cheere, and praise God for the merry yeere, when

30502709flesh is cheape and females deare, and lusty laddes roame here

30512710and there so merely, and euer among so merily.

30532711sir Iohn Theres a merry heart, good M. Silens, ile giue you a

30542712health for that anon.

30552713Shal. Giue master Bardolfe some wine, Dauy.

30562714Dauy Sweet sir sit, ile be with you anon, most sweet sir sit,

30572715master Page, good master Page sit: proface, what you want in

30582716meate, weele haue in drink, but you must beare, the heart's al.

30602717Shal. Be mery master Bardolfe, and my litle souldier there,

30612718be merry.

30622719Scilens Be merry, be mery, my wife has all, for women are

30632720shrowes both short and tall, tis merry in hal when beards wags

30642721all, and welcome mery shrouetide, be mery, be mery.

30662722Falst. I did not thinke master Scilens had bin a man of this

30672723mettall.

30682724Scilens Who I? I haue beene mery twice and once ere now.

30702726Dauy Theres a dish of Lether-coates for you.

30712727Shal. Dauy?

30722728Dauy Your worship: Ile be with you straight, a cup of wine

30732729sir.

30742730Scilens A cup of wine thats briske and fine, and drinke vnto

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