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- ^Rei ne II] Merry Wives of Windsor 57
Two
Falstaff. I do believe the swearer. What with
Quickly. Shall I vouchsafe your worship a word or
Falstaff. Two thousand, fair woman ; and I '11
vouchsafe thee the hearing.
Quickly. There is one Mistress Ford, sir, — I pray,
come a little nearer this ways. — I myself dwell with
Master Doctor Caius, —
■ Falstaff. Well, one Mistress Ford, you say, —
^Quickly. Your worship says very true. — I pray
your worship, come a little nearer this ways. 50
Falstaff. I warrant thee, nobody hears ; — mine
own people, mine own people..
Quickly. Are they so ? God bless them and make
Ijm
his
servants
!Falstaff.
Well,
Mistress Ford,
—what
of her ?
Quickly.
Why,
sir,
she's a
good
creature.
Lord,
rd !
your
worship
's
a
wanton
!
Well,
heaven
for-
give you
and
all
of us, I
pray
!
(Falstaff.
Mistress Ford
;
come. Mistress
Ford,
—
59
Quickly. Marry,
this
is
the short
and
the long
of
;
you have brought
her into
such
a
canaries
as
't
is
nderful. The
best courtier
of
them
all,
when
the
court lay
at
Windsor, could never have brought
her
to
such
a
canary.
Yet there has been knights, andlords,
and gentlemen, with their coaches,
I
warrantyou,
coach after coach, letter after letter,
gift after
gift ;
smelling so sweetly, all
musk, and so rushling,
I
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