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The time draws on, he should come to my house.
I thank you, good Master Ford.
I thank you, sir, she is very well at home.
Father Page, I hope I have your consent799 for Mistress Anne?
Begar, I tank her heartily.
But what say you to young Master Fenton?804 He capers, he dances, he writes verses, he smells1329805 all April and May. He will carry it, he will carry't,1330806 'tis in his buttons, he will carry't!
My Host, not with my consent. The gentleman is808 wild; he knows too much. If he take her,1335809 let him take her simply, for my goods goes1336810 with my liking, and my liking goes not that way.
Well, I pray go home with me to dinner.1339812 Besides your cheer, I'll show you wonders, I'll1340813 Show you a monster. You shall go with me,1341814 Master Page, and so shall you, Sir Hugh, and you, Master815 Doctor.
If there be one in the company, I shall make two.
And dere be ven, two, I sall make de turd.
In your teeth, for shame!
Well, well, God be with you. [Aside to Slender] We shall have the fairer1341.5820 wooing at Master Page's.
9.20.1 Exit Host.
9.22.1 Exeunt omnes.