And thinke it the best chaunce that ever she had. 170
M. Mery. Too[385] hir then like a man, and be bolde forth to starte,
Wowers never speede well, that have a false harte.
R. Royster. What may I best doe?
M. Mery. Sir remaine ye a while [here[386]]?
Ere long one or other of hir house will appere.
Ye knowe my minde. 175
R. Royster. Yea now hardly[387] lette me alone.
M. Mery. In the meane time sir, if you please, I wyll home,
And call your Musitians,[388] for in this your case