_Magn._ I am content, my frendys, that it so be. _Red._ And ye that haue harde this dysporte and game, Jhesus preserue you frome endlesse wo and shame! Amen. [779] _Magnyfycence, &c._] From the ed. printed by Rastell, n. d.;—in which the above list of characters is placed at the end of the drama. [780] _Lyberte_] Enters, probably, towards the end of the preceding speech. [781] _is_] Ed. “it.” [782] _countyth_] Ed. “countyd.” [783] _Se_] Ed. “So.” [784] _the dogge_] Qy. “thé, dogge?” but see notes. [785] _after none_] Here Felycyte goes out. [786] _sensim retrocedat; at_] Ed. “sensū _retrocedat_ ad.” [787] _animat_] Qy. “animet?” [788] _By your soth_] Ed. prefixes “_Fansy_” to these words, and omits the prefix to the next speech. [789] _intrat_] Qy. “intret?”—This stage-direction is not quite correct, for _Count._ _Count._ enters as _Fansy_ is going off, and detains him till v. 406. [790] _to fyght_] Qy. “_to_ flyght”—scold (a word used elsewhere by Skelton), or “_to_ syght?” see next line but two. [791] _hym_] Compare v. 1275. [792] _I counterfet, &c._] This line seems to be corrupt. [793] _famine multo_] Ed. “famina multa.” [794] _Sure Surueyaunce, &c._] Ed. gives this line to _C. Count._, and the next speech to _Cr. Con._ Compare v. 652. [795] _taste_] Qy. a line wanting to rhyme with this? [796] _ye_] Ed. “we.” [797] _Syr, the playnesse you tell me_] Ed. prefixes _Crafty Con._ to these words, and omits the prefix to the next line.—Qy., for the rhyme,—“you me tell?” [798] _But, Counterfet, &c._] Ed. omits the prefix to this speech. [799] _Cr. Con._] Ed. “_Cl. Col._” [800] _praty men_] Here _Fansy_, _Crafty Conueyaunce_, and _Counterfet Conntenaunce_, go out. [801] _exiat beretrum cronice_] Qy. “_exuat_ (or rather, _exueret_) _barretum_ (_i. e._ pileum) _ironice?_” [802] _batowe_] Qy. “batone?” [803] _By Goddes fote, &c._] Here the prefixes to the speeches are surely wrong: but as I am doubtful how they ought to be assigned, I have not ventured to alter them. Qy. “_Court. Ab._ By Goddes fote, and I dare well fyght, for I wyll not start. _Cl. Col._ Nay, thou art a man good inough but for thy false hart. _Court. Ab._ Well, and I be a coward, ther is mo than I. _Cl. Col_ Ye, in faythe, a bolde man and a hardy; A bolde man in a bole of newe ale in cornys. _Court. Ab._ Wyll ye se,” &c. [804] _Cr. Con._] Ed. “_Cl. Col._” Compare the next line, and v. 796. [805] _Cl. Col._] Ed. “_Court. Ab._” [806] _ye, thou woldest_] Qy., for the rhyme, “thou woldest, ye?” [807] _they_] i. e. _Cloked Colusyon_ and _Crafty Conueyaunce_. [808] _Eche man take a fe_] There seems to be some corruption of the text here. [809] _tyll sone_] Here _Courtly Abusyon_ goes out. [810] _crema_] If this be the right reading, I am unacquainted with the word. It can hardly be a misprint for “cremia:” qy. “crembalum?” [811] _eye_] Ed. “eyen.” [812] _dogge_] Ed. “hogge.”