16151116Shal. He will make you ioynter of three hun-

16121117dred pound a yeare, he shall make you a Gentle-

1118woman.

16101119Slend. I be God that I vill, come cut and long

1120taile, as good as any is in Glostershire, vnder the de-

1610.11121gree of a Squire.

16001122An. O God how many grosse faults are hid,

16011123And couered in three hundred pound a yeare?

1601.11124Well M. Slender, within a day or two Ile tell you

1601.21125more.

1601.31126Slend. I thanke you good misteris Anne, vncle I

1601.41127shall haue her.

1601.51128Quic. M. Shallow, M. Page would pray you to

1601.61129come you, and you M. Slender, and you mistris An.

1601.71130Slend. Well Nurse, if youle speake for me,

1601.81131Ile giue you more then Ile talke of.

16731133Quic. Indeed I will, Ile speake what I can for you,

16751134But specially for M. Fenton:

1675.11135But specially of all for my Maister.

1136 And indeed I will do what I can for them all three.

1899.11139Mis. For. Do you heare? when your M. comes

1899.21140take vp this basket as you did before, and if your M.

1899.31141bid you set it downe, obey hiM.

1899.41142Ser. I will forsooth.

1899.61144Mis. For. Syr Iohn welcome.

19051145Fal. What are you sure of your husband now?

19071146Mis. For. He is gone a birding sir Iohn, and I hope

1907.11147will not come home yet.

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