[Lies down and covers himself with his buckler.]
Nic. Tis good to have a cloake for the raine; a bad shift is better than none at all; Ile sit heere, as if I were as dead as a doore naile.
[Scene Twelfth. The Grove.]
Enter M. Barnes and M. Goursey.[1888]
M. Gou. Harke! theres one holloes.
M. Bar. And theres another.
M. Gour. And every where we come, I heere some hollo,
And yet it is our haps to meete with none.
M. Bar. I marvell where your Hodge is, and my man. 5
M. Gour. I, and our wives; we cannot meet with them,