the merry wives of windsor.
1323800Pa. You haue
sonne
Slender, but my wife here,
1324801Is altogether for mai
ster Do
ctor.
1325802Doc. Begar I tanck her hartily:
1327803Host. But what
say you to yong Mai
ster
Fenton?
804He capers, he daunces, he writes ver
ses, he
smelles
1329805All April and May: he wil cary it, he wil carit,
1330806Tis in his betmes he wil carite.
1331807Pa. My ho
st not with my cõ
sent: the gentleman is
808Wilde, he knowes too much: If he take her,
1335809Let him take her
simply: for my goods goes
1336810With my liking, and my liking goes not that way.
1338811For. Well I pray go home with me to dinner:
1339812Be
sides your cheare Ile
shew you wonders: Ile
1340813Shew you a mon
ster. You
shall go with me
1341814M. Page, and
so
shall you
sir
Hugh, and you Mai
ster
1341.1816S Hu If there be one in the company, I
shal make
(two: 1341.2817Doc. And dere be ven to, I
sall make de tird:
1341.4819Shal: wel, wel, God be with you, we
shall haue the
(fairer 1345822Host Ile to my hone
st knight
sir
Iohn Falstaffe,
1346823And drinke Canary with him.
Exit host. 1347824Ford. I may chance to make him drinke in pipe
(wine, 1349825Fir
st come gentlemen.
Exit omnes. 1351826Enter Mistresse Ford, with two of her men, and 1362828Mis. For. Sirrha, if your
M. a
ske you whither
1362.1829You carry this ba
sket,
say to the Launderers,
1362.3831Ser. I warrant you mi
steris.
Exit seruant.