1020Giues her intelligence of her husbands

1021 Approach: and by her inuention, and Fords wiues

17531022Distraction, conueyd me into a buck basket.

17551023Ford. A buck basket!

17561024Fal. By the Lord a buck basket, rammed me in

1025With foule shirts, stokins, greasie napkins,

17581026 That M. Brooke, there was a compound of the most

17591027Villanous smel, that euer offended nostrill.

17621028Ile tell you M. Brooke, by the Lord for your sake

17741029I suffered three egregious deaths: First to be

17771030 Crammed like a good bilbo, in the circomference

17781031Of a pack, Hilt to point, heele to head: and then to

17801032Be stewed in my owne grease like a Dutch dish:

17811033 A man of my kidney; by the Lord it was maruell I

17831034Escaped suffication; and in the heat of all this,

17861035To be throwne into Thames like a horshoo hot:

17881036 Maister Brooke, thinke of that hissing heate, Maister

17891037Brooke.

17921038Ford. Well sir then my shute is void?

1039Youle vndertake it no more?

17941040Fal. M. Brooke, Ile be throwne into Etna

17951041As I haue bene in the Thames,

1042Ere I thus leaue her: I haue receiued

17971043Another appointment of meeting,

17981044Between ten and eleuen is the houre.

18001045Ford: Why sir, tis almost ten alreadie:

18011046Fal: Is it? why then will I addresse my selfe

1047 For my appointment: M. Brooke come to me soone

18021048At night, and you shall know how I speed,

18031049And the end shall be, you shall enioy her loue:

18041050You shall cuckold Foord: Come to mee soone at

1804.11051at night. Exit Falstaffe.