ACTUS IV., SCÆNA 6.
Merrygreek, Christian Custance, Trist. Trusty.
M. Merry. Custance and Trusty both, I do you here well find.
C. Custance. Ah! Matthew Merrygreek, ye have used me well!
M. Merry. Now, for altogether,[151] ye must your answer tell.
Will ye have this man, woman, or else will ye not?
Else will he come, never boar so brim,[152] nor toast so hot.
C. Custance. But why join ye with him?
T. Trusty. For mirth?
C. Custance. Or else in sadness?