the merry wives of windsor.
911.5547Ha, ha, mi
steris F
ord, and mi
steris P
age, haue
911.7549Enter Foord disguised like Brooke. 915551Fal. And you too, would you
speak with me?
916552Fal. Mary would I
sir, I am
somewhat bolde to
(trouble you, 918554Fal. Good
M. Brooke your verie welcome.
920555For. Ifaith
sir I am a gentleman and a traueller,
928556That haue
seen
somewhat. And I haue often heard
557That if mony goes before, all waies lie open.
930558Fal. Mony is a good
souldier
sir, and will on.
931559For. Ifaith
sir, and I haue a bag here,
932560Would you wood helpe me to beare it.
934561Fal. O Lord, would I could tell how to de
serue
934.1563For. That may you ea
sily
sir
Iohn: I haue an ear
-(nest 945564Sute to you. But good
sir
Iohn when I haue
946565Told you my griefe, ca
st one eie of your owne
948566E
state,
since your
selfe knew what tis to be
950568Fal. Verie well
sir, proceed.
951569For. Sir I am deeply in loue with one
Fords wife
951.1570Of this Towne. Now
sir
Iohn you are a gentleman
951.2571Of good di
scour
sing, well beloued among Ladies,
951.3572A man of
such parts that might win 20.
such as
she.
953.1574For. Nay beleeue it
sir
Iohn, for tis time. Now my
(loue 953.2575Is
so grounded vpon her, that without her loue
972577Fal. Haue you importuned her by any means?
Fal. Of