JV^i .  What  fay  you  then  to  Faulponbridge,  tha
young  baron  of  England  }

For.  Y'oq  know,  I  fay  nothing  to  him  f  for  ha
underftands  not  me,  nor  I  him:  he  hath  neither
I.atin,  French,  nor  Italian  \  and  you  will  come
into  the  court  and  fwear,  that  I  have  a  poor  penny*
worth  in  the  Englilh.  He  is  a  proper  man's  pic*
ture  (  But,  alas!  who  can  converfe  wi(h  a  dumb
(how  ?  How  oddly  lie  is  fuited !  I  think,  he
bought  his  doublet  in  Italy,  his  round  hofe  in
France,  his  bonnet  in  Germany,  and  his  beliaviour
every-whcre.
Ner.  What  think  yon  of  the  Scottish  lord,  hi|
neighbour  ?


>  That  ia,  ra4f  to  do  it.      •  S^mttima  here  means  formerly.     S  i.  e.  |  tboughtlcliii  giddy,  gay
)  j^a^ftcr.
0  4  FiTt


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SHAKSPEARE'i     PLAYS.
Par,  Tbar  he  hath  a  nei^hbouriy  eharity  in  hUn ;  |     Shy*  For  three  nmmhv    vnXi*
for  he  borrow'd  a  box  oi  the  ear  of  the  EogUibman,  I     B^fl  For  the  which,  as  I  told  yout'Anthonio  fhall
and  fwora  be  would  pay  him  again,  when  he  waslbe  bound.
able :  I  think,  the  Frenchman  became  his  furety,
and  ieal'd  under  for  anodier.
