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lly Iustice. A word monsire mockwater. _Doct._ Mockwater, vat me dat? _Host._ That is in our English tongue, Vallor bully, vallor. 25 _Doct._ Begar den I haue as mockuater as de Inglish Iack dog, knaue. _Host._ He will claperclaw thee titely bully. _Doct._ Claperclawe, vat be dat? _Host._ That is, he will make thee amends. 30 _Doct._ Begar I do looke he shal claperclaw me den, And Ile prouoke him to do it, or let him wag: And moreouer bully, but M. _Page_ and M. _Shallow_, And eke cauellira _Slender_, go you all ouer the fields to Frogmore? _Pa._ Sir _Hugh_ is there, is hee? 35 _Host._ He is there: go see what humor hee is in, Ile bring the Doctor about by the fields: Will it do well? _Shal._ We wil do it my host. Farewel M. Doctor. _Exit all but the Host and Doctor._ _Doc._ Begar I will kill de cowardly Iack preest, 40 He is make a foole of moy. _Host._ Let him die, but first sheth your impatience, Throw cold water on your collor, com go with me Through the fields to _Frogmore_, and Ile bring thee Where mistris _An Page_ is a feasting at a farm house, 45 And thou shalt wear hir cried game: sed I wel bully. _Doct._ Begar excellent vel: and if you speake pour moy, I shall procure you de gesse of all de gentlemen mon patinces. I begar _I_ sall. _Host._ For the which Ile be thy aduersary 50 To misteris _An Page:_ sed _I_ well? _Doct._ I begar excellent. _Host._ Let vs wag then. _Doct._ Alon, alon, alon. _Exit omnes._ NOTES: SCENE VII 24: _me_] _be._ 45: _a feasting_] _feasting._ 46: _bully_] _bully._ Halliwell. 48: _gesse_] _guests._ _patinces_] _patients._ _Enter syr Hugh and Simple._ [SC. VIII.] _Sir Hu._ I pray you do so much as see if you can espie Doctor _Cayus_ comming, and giue me intelligence, Or bring me vrde if you please now. _Sim._ _I_ will sir. _Sir Hu._ Ieshu ples mee, how my hart trobes, and trobes, 5 And then she made him bedes of Roses, And a thousand fragrant poses, To shallow riueres. Now so kad vdge me, my hart Swelles more and more. Mee thinks _I_ can cry Verie well. There dwelt a man in _Babylon_, 10 To shallow riuers and to falles, Melodious birds sing Madrigalles. _Sim._ Sir here is M. _Page_, and M. _Shallow_, Comming hither
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