A pleasant conceited Co-
medie, of Syr Iohn Falstaffe, and the
merry Wiues of VVindsor.
21Enter Iustice Shallow, Syr Hugh, Maister Page,
63Shal. NEre talke to me, Ile make a
star-cham
- 365 The Councell
shall know it.
36.16Pag. Nay good mai
ster
Shallow be per
swaded by
(mee. 36.27Slen. Nay,
surely my vncle
shall not put it vp
so.
36.38Sir Hu. Wil you not heare rea
sons
M. Slenders?
36.49You
should heare rea
sons.
36.510Shal. Tho he be a knight, he
shall not thinke to
36.712M. Page I will not be wronged. For you
36.813Syr, I loue you, and for my cou
sen
36.914He comes to looke vpon your daughter.
36.1015Pa. And heres my hand, and if my daughter
36.1116Like him
so well as I, wee'l quickly haue it a match:
36.1217In the meane time let me intreat you to
soiourne
36.1318Here a while. And on my life Ile vndertake
36.1520Sir Hu. I pray you
M. Shallowes let it be
so.
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