A pleasant Comedie, of
1684956and throwne into the Thames like a barow of But
- 957chers o
ffoll. Well, and I be
serued
such another
1685958tricke, Ile giue them leaue to take out my braines
1686959and butter them, and giue them to a dog for a new
- 1687960yeares gift. Sblood, the rogues
slided me in with as
1688961little remor
se as if they had gone to drowne a blind
1689962bitches puppies in the litter: and they might know
1690963by my
si
se I haue a kind of alacritie in
sinking: and
1691964the bottom had bin as deep as hell I
should downe.
1692965I had bene drowned, but that the
shore was
sheluie
966and
somewhat
shallowe: a death that I abhorre.
1693967For you know the water
swelles a man: and what a
1694968thing
should I haue bene whẽ I had bene
swelled?
1694.1969By the Lord a mountaine of money. Now is the
1697971Bar. I
sir, there's a woman below would
speake
1698973Fal. Bid her come vp. Let me put
some Sacke
974among this cold water, for my belly is as cold as if I
1699975had
swallowed
snow-balles for pilles.
1708977Now whats the newes with you?
1709978Quic. I come from mi
steris F
ord for
sooth.
1710979Fal. Mi
steris
Ford, I haue had Ford inough,
980I haue bene throwne into the Ford, my belly is full
1711981Of Ford:
she hath tickled mee.
1716982Quic. O Lord
sir,
she is the
sorrowfulle
st woman
1713983that her
seruants mi
stooke, that euer liued. And
sir,
1718984she would de
sire you of all loues you will meet her
985once againe, to morrow
sir, betweene ten and ele
- 1720986uen, and
she hopes to make amends for all.
1725987Fal. Ten, and eleuen,
saie
st thou?
Quic. I