1725.1988Quic. I forsooth.

1727989Fal. Well, tell her Ile meet her. Let her but think

1727.1990Of mans frailtie: Let her iudge what man is,

1727.2991And then thinke of me. And so farwell.

1727.3992Quic. Youle not faile sir?

1727.5994Fal. I will not faile. Commend me to her.

1729995I wonder I heare not of M. Brooke, I like his

1730996Mony well. By the masse here he is.

1732998For. God saue you sir.

1733999Fal. Welcome good M. Brooke. You come to

17341000 know how matters goes.

17351001Ford. Thats my comming indeed sir Iohn.

17361002Fal. M. Brooke I will not lie to you sir,

17371003I was there at my appointed time.

17381004For. And how sped you sir?

17391005Fal. Verie ilfauouredly sir.

17401006For. Why sir, did she change her determination?

17411007Fal. No M. Brooke, but you shall heare. After we

17431008had kissed and imbraced, and as it were euen amid

17441009the prologue of our incounter, who should come,

1010but the iealous knaue her husband, and a rabble of

17461011his companions at his heeles, thither prouoked and

1012instigated by his distemper. And what to do thinke

17471013you? to search for his wiues loue. Euen so, plainly

1014so.

17481015For. While ye were there?

17491016Fal. Whilst I was there.

17501017For. And did he search and could not find you?

17511018Fal. You shall heare sir, as God would haue it,

17521019A litle before comes me one Pages wife,

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