XIV. 25 And at that time we will meet him both:
Then would I haue you present there at hand,
With litle boyes disguised and dressed like Fayries,
For to affright fat Falstaffe in the woods.
And then to make a period to the Iest,
30 Tell Falstaffe all, I thinke this will do best.
Pa. Tis excellent, and my daughter Anne,
Shall like a litle Fayrie be disguised.
Mis. Pa. And in that Maske Ile make the Doctor steale my daughter An, and ere my husband knowes it, to carrie her to Church, 35 and marrie her.
Mis. For. But who will buy the silkes to tyre the boyes?