859515Fal. So betweene eight and nine:

859.1516Quic. I forsooth, for then her husband goes a (birding,

894517Fal. Well commend me to thy mistris, tel her

895518I will not faile her: Boy giue her my purse.

861519Quic. Nay sir I haue another arant to do to you

862520From misteris Page:

862.1521Fal. From misteris Page? I prethy what of her?

869522Quic. By my troth I think you work by Inchant-(ments,

869.1523Els they could neuer loue you as they doo:

871524Fal. Not I, I assure thee: setting the atraction of my

872525Good parts aside, I vse no other inchantments:

872.1526Quic. Well sir, she loues you extreemly:

872.2527And let me tell you, shees one that feares God,

881528And her husband giues her leaue to do all:

880529For he is not halfe so iealousie as M. Ford is.

874530Fal. But harke thee, hath misteris Page & mistris(Ford,

875531Acquainted each other how dearly they loue me?

875.1532Quic. O God no sir: there were a iest indeed.

533Fol. Well farwel, commend me to misteris Ford,

894.1534I will not faile her say.

894.2535Quic. God be with your worship

906538Bar. Sir heer's a Gentleman,

539One M. Brooke, would speak with you,

908540He hath sent you a cup of sacke.

911541Fal. M. Brooke, hees welcome: Bid him come vp,

542Such Brookes are alwaies welcome to me:

911.1543A Iack, will thy old bodie yet hold out?

911.2544Wilt thou after the expence of so much mony

911.3545Be now a gainer? Good bodie I thanke thee,

911.4546And Ile make more of thee then I ha done: