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MUCEDORUS. But tell me, lady, sith I set you free, What course of life do you intend to take? AMADINE. I will (disguised) wander through the world Till I have found him out. MUCEDORUS. How, if you find your shepherd in these woods? AMADINE. Ah! none so happy then as Amadine.[191] MUCEDORUS. In tract of time a man may alter much: Say, lady, do you know your shepherd well? [_He discovers himself_. AMADINE. My Mucedorus, hath he set me free? MUCEDORUS. He hath set thee free. AMADINE. And lived so long Unknown to Amadine? MUCEDORUS. Ay, that's a question Whereof you may not be resolved. You know that I am banish'd from the court, I know likewise each passage is beset, So that we cannot long escape unknown, Therefore my will is this, that we return, Right through the thickets, to the wild man's cave, And there a while live on his provision, Until the search and narrow watch be past: This is my counsel, and I think it best. AMADINE. I think the very same. MUCEDORUS. Come, let's begone. _Enter the_ CLOWN, _who searches and falls over the wild man, and so carries him away_. CLOWN. Nay, soft, sir, are you here? a bots on you! I was like to be hanged for not finding you, We would borrow a certain stray king's daughter of you; A wench, a wench, sir, we would have. MUCEDORUS. A wench of me? I'll make thee eat my sword. CLOWN. O Lord, nay, and you are so lusty, I'll call a cooling card for you: Ho, master, master, come away quickly! _Enter_ SEGASTO. SEGASTO. What's the matter? CLOWN. Look, master, Amandine and the shepherd! O brave! SEGASTO. What, minion, have I found you out? CLOWN. Nay, that's a lie, I found her out myself. SEGASTO. Thou gadding huswife, What cause hadst thou to gad abroad, When as thou knowest our wedding-day so nigh? AMADINE. Not so, Segasto; no such thing in hand. Show your assurance, then I'll answer you? SEGASTO. Thy father's promise my assurance is. AMADINE. But what he promis'd he hath not perform'd. SEGASTO. It rests in thee to perform the same. AMADINE. Not I. SEGASTO. And why? AMADINE. So is my will, and therefore even so. CLOWN. Master, with a nonny, nonny, no.[192] SEGASTO. Ah, wicked villain! art thou here? MUCEDORUS. What needs these words? we weigh them not. SEGASTO. We weigh them not! proud shepherd, I scorn thy company. CLOWN. We'll not have a corner of thy company. MU
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