58As recordeth the same Tullius cõmending him bi name

59Wherfore this maker deliteth pa s s inglie well

60Too folow his arguments and to draw out the same

61For to make at seasuns cõuenient pa stims mirth & game

62As now he hath don this matter nor worthe an oy ster shel

63Except percace it shall fortune too make you laugh well

64And for that purpose oonlye this maker did it write

65Taking the ground therof out of Plautus fir st cõmedie

66And the fir st scentence of ye same for higher things endite

67In no wise he wold, for yet the tyme is so quesie

68That he that speakith be st, is le st thanke worthie

69Therfore sithe nothing but trifles may be had

70you shall heare a thing yt onlie shal make you merie & glad

71And suche a trifling matter as when it shalbe done

72you may report and saye ye haue hearde nothing at all

73Therfore I tell you all, before it bee begone

74That no man looke to heare of mattiers fub stancyall

75Nor mattiers of any grauitee either great or small

76For this maker shewed vs that suche maner things

77Doo neuer well besime litle boyes handelinges

78Wherfore yf he wylnot sowrelie your broues bend

79At suche a fanta sticall conceite as this

80But can be content to heare and see the ende

81I woll goo shew the actours what your pleasure is

82Which to wait vpoon you I know bee redie or this

83I woll goo send them hither in too your presens

84Desiryng that they may haue quiet audience