A pleasant Comedie, of
1159706Sir Hu. I pray you do
so much as
see if you can
(espie 1161707Do
ctor
Cayus comming, and giue me intelligence,
1169710Sir Hu. Ie
shu ples mee, how my hart trobes, and
(trobes, And then she made him bedes of Roses,
1175712And a thou
sand fragrant po
ses,
Now so kad vdge me, my hart
1176714Swelles more and more. Mee thinkes I can cry
There dwelt a man in Babylon,
1180716To
shallow riuers and to falles,
1177717Melodious birds
sing Madrigalles.
1179718Sim. Sir here is
M. Page, and
M. Shallow,
719Comming hither as fa
st as they can.
1185720Sir Hu. Then it is verie nece
ssary I put vp my
(sword, 721Pray giue me my cowne too, marke you.
1192725Sir Hu. God ple
sse you all from his mercies
sake
(now. 1193726Pa. What the word and the
sword, doth that a
- 1197728Sir Hu. There is rea
sons and cau
ses in all things,
1198730Pa. Well Sir
Hugh, we are come to craue
731Your helpe and furtherance in a matter.
1201733Pa. Ifaith tis this
sir
Hugh. There is an auncient
734friend of ours, a man of verie good
sort,
so at oddes
with