562.5322Now Ieshu blesse me, am I methomorphised?

562.6323 I thinke I knowe not my selfe. Why what a Gods

562.7324name doth this man see in me, that thus he shootes

562.8325at my honestie? Well but that I knowe my owne

562.9326heart, I should scarcely perswade my selfe I were

562.10327hand. Why what an vnreasonable woolsack is this.

562.11328He was neuer twice in my companie, and if then I

562.12329thought I gaue such assurauce with my eies, Ide pul

562.13330them out, they should neuer see more holie daies.

562.14331Well, I shall trust fat men the worse while I liue for

577332his sake. O God that I knew how to be reuenged of

577.1333him. But in good time, heeres mistresse Foord.

577.3335Mis. For. How now Mistris Page, are you reading

577.4336Loue Letters? How do you woman?

577.5337Mis. Pa. O woman I am I know not what:

577.6338In loue vp to the hard eares. I was neuer in such a

577.7339 case in my life.

577.8340Mis. For. In loue, now in the name of God with

577.9341 whom?

577.10342Mis. Pa. With one that sweares he loues me,

577.11343And I must not choose but do the like againe:

577.12344I prethie looke on that Letter.

614345Mis. For. Ile match your letter iust with the like,

614.1346Line for line, word for word. Only the name

347Of misteris Page, and misteris Foord disagrees:

614.2348Do me the kindnes to looke vpon this.

614.3349Mis. Pa.Why this is right my letter.

614.4350O most notorious villaine!

614.6351Why what a bladder of iniquitie is this?

636352Lets be reuenged what so ere we do.

636.1353Mis. For. Reuenged, if we liue weel be reuenged.