M. Mery. Well, he shall with you talke therof more at leasure.
Vpon your good vsage, he will now shake your hande.
R. Royster. And much heartily welcome from a straunge lande.
M. Mery. Be not afearde Gawyn to let him shake your fyst.
Ga. Goodl. Oh the moste honeste gentleman that ere I wist.
I beseeche your mashyp to take payne to suppe with vs.
M. Mery. He shall not say you nay and I too, by Iesus.
Bicause ye shall be friends, and let all quarels passe.
R. Royster. I wyll be as good friends with them as ere I was.
M. Mery. Then let me fet your quier that we may haue a song.