A pleasant Comedie, of
1475.1892Sir Iohn goes into the basket, they put cloathes ouer him, 1475.2893 the two men carries it away: Foord meetes it, and all 1475.3894the rest, Page, Doctor, Priest, Slender, Shallow. 1482895Ford. Come pray along, you
shall
see all.
1484896How now who goes heare? whither goes this?
897Whither goes it?
set it downe.
1486898Mis. For. Now let it go, you had be
st meddle with
1488900Ford. Buck, good buck, pray come along,
1492901Mai
ster
Page, take my keyes: helpe to
search. Good
1493902Sir
Hugh pray come along, helpe a little, a little,
1501904Sir Hu. By Ie
shu the
se are iealo
sies & di
stemperes.
1501.2906Mis. Pa. He is in a pittifull taking.
1509907Mis. I wonder what he thought
1510908Whẽ my hu
sband bad them
set downe the ba
sket.
1514909Mis. Pa. Hang him di
shone
st slaue, we cannot v
se
1515910Him bad inough. This is excellent for your
1515.2912Mi. For. Alas poore
soule it grieues me at the hart,
1515.3913But this will be a meanes to make him cea
se
1515.4914His iealous
fits, if
Falstaffes loue increa
se.
1515.5915Mis. Pa. Nay we wil
send to
Falstaffe once again,
1515.6916Tis great pittie we
should leaue him:
1515.7917What wiues may be merry, and yet hone
st too.
1515.8918Mi. For. Shall we be cõdemnd becau
se we laugh?
1515.9919Tis old, but true:
still
sowes eate all the dra
ffe.
1515.11921Mis. Pa. Here comes your hu
sband,
stand a
side.
1515.12922For. I can
find no body within, it may be he lied.
1530923Mis. Pa. Did you heare that?