386.1230And theres the humor of it.

387231Pis. And I to Foord will likewise tell

388232How Falstaffe varlot vilde,

389233Would haue her loue, his doue would proue,

390234And eke his bed defile.

390.1235 Nym. Let vs about it then.

395236Pis. Ile second thee : sir Corporall Nym troope (on.

415239Quic. M. Slender is your Masters name say you?

416240Sim. I indeed that is his name.

416.1241Quic. How say you? I take it hee is somewhat a

416.2242 weakly man:

417243And he has as it were a whay coloured beard.

420244Sim. Indeed my maisters beard is kane colored.

420.1245Quic. Kane colour, you say well.

420.2246And is this Letter from sir Yon, about Misteris An,

420.3247Is it not?

420.4248Sim. I indeed is it.

420.5249Quic. So: and your Maister would haue me as

420.6250it twere to speak to misteris Anne concerning him:

420.7251I promise you my M.

hath a great affectioned mind

420.8252to mistresse Anne himselfe. And if he should know

420.9253that I should as they say, giue my verdit for any one

420.10254but himselfe, I should heare of it throughly : For

429255I tell you friend, he puts all his priuities in me.

429.1256Sim. I by my faith you are a good staie to hiM.

429.2257Quic. Am I? I and you knew all yowd say so:

485258 Washing, brewing, baking, all goes through my(hands,

485.1259Or else it would be but a woe house.

488260Sim. I beshrow me, one woman to do all this,

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