the merry wives of windsor.
789482of pickt hatch, goe. Youle not beare a Letter for me
790483you rogue you: you
stand vpon your honor. Why
791484thou vncon
finable ba
sene
sse thou, tis as much as I
792485can do to keep the termes of my honor preci
se. I, I
793486my
selfe
sometimes, leauing the feare of God on
794487the left hand, am faine to
shu
ffel, to
filch & to lurch.
795488And yet you
stand vpon your honor, you rogue.
800490Pis. I do recant: what woull
st thou more of man?
800.1491Fal. Well, gotoo, away, no more.
803493Quic. Good you god den
sir.
804494Fal. Good den faire wife.
805495Quic. Not
so ant like your wor
ship.
807497Quic. That I am Ile be
sworne, as my mother
(was 808498The
fir
st houre I was borne.
810499Sir I would
speake with you in priuate.
812500Fal. Say on I prethy, heeres none but my owne
812.2502Quic. Are they
so? Now God ble
sse them, and
812.4504Syr I come from Mi
stre
sse
Foord.
817505Fal. So from Mi
stre
sse
Foord. Goeon.
817.1506Quic. I
sir,
she hath
sent me to you to let you
849507Vnder
stand
she hath receiued your Letter,
849.1508And let me tell you,
she is one
stands vpon her cre
-(dit. 849.2509Fal. Well, come Mi
steris F
ord, Mi
steris F
ord.
849.3510Quic. I
sir, and as they
say,
she is not the
fir
st 849.4511Hath bene led in a fooles paradice.
849.5512Fal. Nay prethy be briefe my good
she
Mercury.
851513Quic. Mary
sir,
sheed haue you meet her between
C3 Fal.