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The .vi. scene
Dauus.Simo.
Simo beleuith that I will hym begyle
And for that cause A season here I tary
S.
what seyth dauus.
D.
but as I sayd ere whyle
Si.
Nothing ells.
d.
nothīg.
S.
I had went ye had I
D.
I think to his mynde this hapnyth contrary
And that greuyth the man.
S.
canst not tell me ī this
The very trewth.
D.
yes syr nothing easyar is
S.
Be not these mariagis to hym greuous tell me
for the accoyntaunce of this woman.
D.
no truly
As you knew well than shall it ende shortly
For he hath set that thing in a right way veryly.
S.
I prays hym.
Da.
whyle it might hym behoue
And whyle his yōg age sofferid hī thā did he loue
And whyle his yōg age sofferid hī thā did he loue
But thā he toke hede lest he shold be defamyd.
As it is to an honest man besemyng
But now he must be weddid his mīd is chaūgid
As it is to an honest man besemyng
But now he must be weddid his mīd is chaūgid
Si.
But me think he is sad.
Da.
not for that thing
He is āgry with you.
S.
wherfor.
D.
tush a tryfelīg
Si.
Tell me wherfore mary he sayth that ye
Do to littill cost.
S.
what I.
Da.
so seyth he
He sayth this fest doth cost skant grotis ten
Doth it beseme thy son to be maryed so
whom may I call best to supper of my felows thē
And as I may sey now bytwene vs two
It is to skarse I gyff no prayse therto
Doth it beseme thy son to be maryed so
whom may I call best to supper of my felows thē
And as I may sey now bytwene vs two
It is to skarse I gyff no prayse therto
Si.
Husht.
D.
I haue mouid hī.
Si.
therto se I shall
but what menyth this or what will this knaue do
If ony myschefe be he his the hed of all
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