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hee; setting the attraction of my Good parts aside, _I_ vse no other inchantments: _Quic._ Well sir, she loues you extreemly: 55 And let me tell you, shees one that feares God, And her husband giues her leaue to do all: For he is not halfe so iealousie as M. _Ford_ is. _Fal._ But harke thee, hath misteris _Page_ and mistris _Ford_, Acquainted each other how dearly they loue me? 60 _Quic._ O God no sir: there were a iest indeed. _Fal._ Well farwel, commend me to misteris _Ford_, I will not faile her say. _Quic._ God be with your worship. _Exit Mistresse Quickly._ _Enter Bardolfe._ _Bar._ Sir, heer's a Gentleman, 65 One M. _Brooke_, would speak with you, He hath sent you a cup of sacke. _Fal._ M. _Brooke_, hees welcome: bid him come vp, Such _Brookes_ are alwaies welcome to me: A _Iack_, will thy old bodie yet hold out? 70 Wilt thou after the expence of so much mony Be now a gainer? Good bodie _I_ thanke thee, And {I}le make more of thee then _I_ ha done: Ha, ha, misteris _Ford_, and misteris _Page_, haue _I_ caught you a the hip? go too. 75 _Enter _Foord_ disguised like _Brooke_._ _For._ God saue you sir. _Fal._ And you too, would you speak with me? _For._ Mary would _I_ sir, _I_ am somewhat bolde to trouble you, My name is _Brooke_. _Fal._ Good M. _Brooke_ your verie welcome. 80 _For._ {I}faith sir _I_ am a gentleman and a traueller, That haue seen somewhat. And _I_ haue often heard That if mony goes before, all waies lie open. _Fal._ Mony is a good souldier sir, and will on. _For._ {I}faith sir, and _I_ haue a bag here, 85 Would you wood helpe me to beare it. _Fal._ O Lord, would _I_ could tell how to deserue To be your porter. _For._ That may you easily sir _Iohn:_ I haue an earnest Sute to you. But good sir _Iohn_ when I haue 90 Told you my griefe, cast one eie of your owne Estate, since your selfe knew what tis to be Such an offender. _Fal._ Verie well sir, proceed. _For._ Sir I am deeply in loue with one _Fords_ wife 95 Of this Towne. Now sir _Iohn_ you are a gentleman Of good discoursing, well beloued among Ladies, A man of such parts that might win 20. such as she. _Fal._ O good sir. _For._ Nay beleeue it sir _Iohn_, for tis t
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