36.1621The matter is pud to arbitarments.

13022The first man is M. Page, videlicet M. Page.

23The second is my selfe, videlicet my selfe.

13124And the third and last man, is mine host of the gar-(tyr.

10427Here is sir Iohn himselfe now, looke you.

10528Fal. Now M. Shallow, youle complaine of me

10629 to the Councell, I heare?

10730Shal. Sir Iohn, sir Iohn, you haue hurt my keeper,

31Kild my dogs, stolne my deere.

10932Fal. But not kissed your keepers daughter.

11033Shal. Well this shall be answered.

11134Fal. Ile answere it strait. I haue done all this.

11235This is now answred.

11336Shal. Well, the Councell shall know it.

11437Fal. Twere better for you twere knowne in (counsell,

11538Youle be laught at.

11639Sir Hu. Good vrdes sir Iohn, good vrdes.

11740Fal. Good vrdes, good Cabidge.

41Slender I brake your head,

11842What matter haue you against mee?

11943Slen. I haue matter in my head against you and

12044your cogging companions, Pistoll and Nym. They

120.145carried mee to the Tauerne and made mee drunke,

120.246and afterward picked my pocket.

14147Fal. What say you to this Pistoll, did you picke

48Maister Slenders purse Pistoll?

14249Slen. I by this handkercher did he. Two faire

14450shouell boord shillings, besides seuen groats in mill

144.151sixpences.