Nor with the boye, nor Mall, nor Franke, nor Phillip,
Nor yet with Coomes, and yet we nere stood still.
Well, I am very angry with my wife,
And she shall finde I am not pleasd with her, 10
If we meete nere so soone: but tis my hope.[1889]
She hath had as blind a journey ont[1890] as we;
Pray God, she have, and worse, if worse may be!
M. Bar. This is but short liv'de envie,[1891] maister Goursey:
But, come, what say yee to my pollicie?[1892] 15
M. Gou. I faith, tis good, and we will practise it;