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  • Title: The Merry Wives of Windsor (Modern, Quarto)
  • Editor: Helen Ostovich
  • Markup editor: Janelle Jenstad
  • Coordinating editor: Janelle Jenstad

    • Copyright Helen Ostovich. This text may be freely used for educational, non-profit purposes; for all other uses contact the Editor.
    Editor: Helen Ostovich
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    The Merry Wives of Windsor (Modern, Quarto)

    [Scene 2]
    Enter Sir Hugh [with a letter] and Simple from dinner.
    Evans
    Hark you, Simple, pray you bear this letter to Doctor Caius's house, the French doctor. He is288.1 twell up along the street, and inquire of his house for one Mistress Quickly, his woman, or his try-nurse, and deliver this letter to her. It -- 'tis about Master293.1 Slender. Look you, will you do it now?
    Simple
    I warrant you, sir.
    Evans
    Pray you do. I must not be absent at the296.1 grace. I will go make an end of my dinner, there is pippins and cheese behind.
    Exeunt.
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