2595.41531And whats to come sir Iohn, that can we tell.

2595.51532Mi. Pa. Sir Iohn tis thus, your dishonest meanes

2595.61533To call our credits into question,

2595.71534Did make vs vndertake to our best,

2595.81535To turne your leaud lust to a merry Iest.

2595.91536Fal. Iest, tis well, haue I liued to these yeares

2595.101537To be gulled now, now to be ridden?

2595.111538Why then these were not Fairies?

2595.121539Mis. Pa. No sir Iohn but boyes.

26061540Fal. By the Lord I was twice or thrise in the (mind

26071541They were not, and yet the grosnesse

26081542Of the fopperie perswaded me they were.

2608.11543Well, and the fine wits of the Court heare this,

2608.21544Thayle so whip me with their keene Iests,

2608.31545That thayle melt me out like tallow,

2608.41546Drop by drop out of my grease. Boyes!

26131547Sir Hu. I trust me boyes Sir Iohn: and I was

26141548Also a Fairie that did helpe to pinch you.

2614.11549Fal. I, tis well I am your May-pole,

2614.21550You haue the start of mee,

26221551Am I ridden too with a wealch goate?

26231552With a peece of toasted cheese?

26251553Sir Hu. Butter is better then cheese sir Iohn,

26261554You are all butter, butter.

2626.11555For. There is a further matter yet sir Iohn,

26511556There's 20. pound you borrowed of M. Brooke Sir (Iohn,

2651.11557And it must be paid to M. Ford Sir Iohn.

2651.21558Mi. For. Nay husband let that go to make amẽds,

2651.31559Forgiue that sum, and so weele all be friends.

2651.41560For. Well here is my hand, all's forgiuen at last.

2651.51561Fal. It hath cost me well,

2651.61562I haue bene well pinched and washed.