Author: William ShakespeareNot Peer Reviewed
The Merry Wives of Windsor (Quarto 1, 1602)
1268.1786For. The time drawes on he
shuld come to my(hou
se,
1268.2787Well wife, you had be
st worke clo
sely,
1268.3788Or I am like to goe beyond your cunning:
1268.4789I now wil
seek my gue
sse that comes to dinner,
1268.5790And in good time
see where they all are come.
1268.6791Enter Shallow, Page, host, Slender, Doctor, 1268.8793By my faith a knot well met: your welcome all.
1268.12797Pa. I thank you
sir,
she is very well at home.
1322798Slen. Father
Page I hope I haue your con
sent
Pa.
the merry wives of windsor.
1323800Pa. You haue
sonne
Slender, but my wife here,
1324801Is altogether for mai
ster Do
ctor.
1325802Doc. Begar I tanck her hartily:
1327803Host. But what
say you to yong Mai
ster
Fenton?
804He capers, he daunces, he writes ver
ses, he
smelles
1329805All April and May: he wil cary it, he wil carit,
1330806Tis in his betmes he wil carite.
1331807Pa. My ho
st not with my cõ
sent: the gentleman is
808Wilde, he knowes too much: If he take her,
1335809Let him take her
simply: for my goods goes
1336810With my liking, and my liking goes not that way.
1338811For. Well I pray go home with me to dinner:
1339812Be
sides your cheare Ile
shew you wonders: Ile
1340813Shew you a mon
ster. You
shall go with me
1341814M. Page, and
so
shall you
sir
Hugh, and you Mai
ster
1341.1816S Hu If there be one in the company, I
shal make(two:
1341.2817Doc. And dere be ven to, I
sall make de tird:
1341.4819Shal: wel, wel, God be with you, we
shall haue the (fairer
1345822Host Ile to my hone
st knight
sir
Iohn Falstaffe,
1346823And drinke Canary with him.
Exit host. 1347824Ford. I may chance to make him drinke in pipe (wine,
1349825Fir
st come gentlemen.
Exit omnes.