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there be any body in the kitchin 85 Or the cuberts, or the presse, or the buttery, _I_ am an arrant Iew: now God plesse me: You serue me well, do you not? _Pa._ Fie M. _{F}ord_ you are too blame: _Mis. Pa._ I faith tis not well M. _Ford_ to suspect 90 Her thus without cause. _Doc._ No by my trot it be no vell: _For._ Wel, I pray bear with me, M. _Page_ pardon me. _I_ suffer for it, _I_ suffer for it: _Sir Hu:_ You suffer for a bad conscience looke you now: 95 _{F}ord:_ Well _I_ pray no more, another time {I}le tell you all: The mean time go dine with me, pardon me wife, I am sorie; M. _{P}age_, pray goe in to dinner, Another time {I}le tell you all. _{P}a:_ Wel let it be so, and to morrow I inuite you all 100 To my house to dinner: and in the morning weele A birding, _I_ haue an excellent Hauke for the bush. _{F}ord:_ Let it be so: Come M. _{P}age_, come wife; I pray you come in all, y'are welcome, pray come in. _Sir Hu:_ By so kad vdgme, M. _{F}ordes_ is 105 Not in his right wittes: _Exit omnes:_ _Enter sir Iohn Falstaffe._ [SC. XI.] _Fal:_ _Bardolfe_ brew me a pottle sack presently: _Bar:_ With Egges sir? _Fal:_ Simply of it selfe, {I}le none of these pullets sperme {I}n my drink: goe make haste. Haue _I_ liued to be carried in a basket 5 And throwne into the Thames like a barow of Butchers offoll. Well, and I be serued such another tricke, Ile giue them leaue to take out my braines and butter them, and giue them to a dog for a new-yeares gift. Sblood, the rogues slided me in with as little remorse as if they had gone to drowne a blinde bitches puppies in the litter: and they 10 might know by my sise I haue a kind of alacritie in sinking: and the bottom had bin as deep as hell I should downe. I had bene drowned, but that the shore was sheluie and somewhat shallowe: a death that I abhorre. For you know the water swelles a man: and what a thing should I haue bene when I had bene swelled? By the Lord a 15 mountaine of money. Now is the Sacke brewed? _Bar._ I sir, there's a woman below would speake with you. _Fal._ Bid her come vp. Let me put some Sacke among this cold water, for my belly is as cold as if I had swallowed snow-balles for pilles. 20 _Enter Mistresse Quickly._
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