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 best meddle with

1487899 buck-washing.

1488900Ford. Buck, good buck, pray come along,

1492901Maister Page, take my keyes: helpe to search. Good

1493902Sir Hugh pray come along, helpe a little, a little,

1494903Ile shew you all.

1501904Sir Hu. By Ieshu these are iealosies & distemperes.

1501.2906Mis. Pa. He is in a pittifull taking.

1509907Mis. I wonder what he thought

1510908Whẽ my husband bad them set downe the basket.

1514909Mis. Pa. Hang him dishonest slaue, we cannot vse

1515910Him bad inough. This is excellent for your

1515.1911Husbands iealousie.

1515.2912Mi. For. Alas poore soule it grieues me at the hart,

1515.3913But this will be a meanes to make him cease

1515.4914His iealous fits, if Falstaffes loue increase.

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 honest too.

1515.8918Mi. For. Shall we be cõdemnd because we laugh?

1515.9919Tis old, but true: still sowes eate all the draffe.

1515.11921Mis. Pa. Here comes your husband, stand aside.

1515.12922For. I can find no body within, it may be he lied.

1530923Mis. Pa. Did you heare that?