545Daff. Mistris, still froward?

546No kind looks unto your Daffodill, now by the gods.

547Luce. Away you foolish knave, let my hand go.

548Daff. There is your hand, but this shall go with me:

549My heart is thine, this is my true loves fee.

550Luce. I'le have your coat stript o're your ears for this,

551You sawcy rascall.

553Lance. How now maid, what is the news with you?

555Lance. Go too, sirrha, I'le talk with you anon.

556Daff. Sir, I am a man to be talked withall,

557I am no horse I tro:

558I Know my strength, then no more then so.

559Wea. A by the matkins, good Sir Lancelot, I saw him

560the other day hold up the Bucklers, like an Hercules,

561Ifaith God-a-mercy Lad, I like thee well.

562Lan. I, I, like him well, go sirrha, fetch me a cup of wine,

563That ere I part with Master Weathercock,

564We may drink down our farewell in French wine.

565Wea. I thank you, sir, I thank you, friendly Knight,

566I'le come and visit you, by the mouse-foot I will:

567In the mean time, take heed of cutting Flowerdale,

568He is a desperate dick I warrant you,

569Lance.He is, he is: fill Daffidill, fill me some wine,

570Ha, what wears he on his arme?

571My daughter Luces bracelet, I 'tis the same:

572Ha to you Master Weathercock.

573Wea. I thank you, sir: Here Daffidill, an honest fel-

574low and a tall thou art: well: I'le take my leave, good

575night, and hope to have you and all your daughters at my

576poor house, in good sooth I must.

577Lance. Thanks Master Weathercock, I shall be bold

578to trouble you be sure.

580Lance. Sirrha, I saw my daughters wrong, and

581withall her Bracelet on your arme; off with it: and with

582it my livery too: have I care to see my daughter matched

583with men of Worship, and are you grown so bold? go,

584sirrha, from my house, or I'le whip you hence.

585Daff. I'le not be whipt, sir, there's your Livery.

586This is a Servingmans reward, what care I,

587I have means to trust to: I scorn service I.

589Lance. I a lusty knave, but I must let him go,

590Our servants must be taught, what they should know.