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cheerful alehouse, and all of us rejoice 

 together. Come, Matidli?! ! Come, 

 Gra?2dmother ! I'll bear your charges 

 to-night. 



i^Tatllllim Marry, Sir, and bear 

 ours to-morrow before his Worship, 



l^''enatOt^ Nay then, my pretty 

 Maudlin^ I will beg a courtesy of you, 

 and it must not be denied me. 



iBaUtllim What is it, I pray. 



Sir ? 



Amor vincit. ItJtW^Xi^K^ Givc me vour hand. 



So. I am myself caught at last in the 



marriage-lines. You can begone, 



honest Co?tstable^ for a wife is not 



evidence against her husband on a 



criminal charge ; or, if you will, take 



Maudlin s Grandmother^ and w^e will 



all go to a cheerful alehouse and 



rejoice together. 



The 



